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Anita Desai
Sohna's AS Ulta Luxury: Is the resale market truly there for premium floors?
Since last year, I've been eyeing completed projects in Sohna. I'm based in Dubai, so ground reality is tough to gauge for AS Ulta Luxury Floor 14. Okay, I'll state what's often overlooked: for a ₹4.6 Cr unit in Sohna, the resale market feels less liquid than many suggest, even with OC. While AS Developers have a good track record, I question if that guarantees a swift exit at a good price. Managing rentals remotely demands a very reliable property manager too. Convince me otherwise.
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The OP's dilemma is very real. AS Developers do have a decent reputation, which is a plus point. But Sohna, especially for a ₹4.6 Cr unit, needs a very specific buyer profile. The 'completed' status is good, but the 2025 possession date means you're still waiting. For someone based abroad, the remote management aspect is critical; you absolutely need a trustworthy property manager, which is rare to find without personal connections. My advice would be to get a very clear understanding of the actual demand for such ultra-luxury floors in Sohna from multiple local brokers, not just the builder's sales team. It's not about being convinced otherwise, it's about being informed.
So, what did the OP decide finally? Did you go ahead with it or look for alternatives?
So, OP is right to be skeptical. 'Ulta Luxury' sounds fancy, but will it fetch the premium resale in Sohna? For 4.6 Cr, I'd rather look at something more established closer to the main city, maybe even something on Airport Road (Gurgaon side) for better appreciation potential. Rental yield kitna expect kar rahe ho in Sohna for 4.6 Cr? I doubt it'll be worth the investment.
U8, appreciation ka bhi guarantee kaun dega for such a niche product? 4.6 Cr is a lot of capital tied up for 'maybe' appreciation. Especially when there are only 4 units total. Who will be the target buyer for resale? That's the real question. It's a huge risk for a first-time buyer like us.
U7, rental yield toh kam hoga, that's true. But maybe the appreciation will make up for it? Sohna is developing, connectivity is improving. For a first-time buyer, it's confusing. Is it a long-term hold for appreciation or a rental income play?
Rental yield Sohna mein 4.6 Cr ke liye? Maybe 1.5-2% max, if you're lucky. Bahut kam hai yaar.
I've been tracking the Sohna market for a while, looking for something affordable. The 'Ulta Luxury' tag for Sohna is interesting, but demand for such high-end products there is still nascent. The Gurugram market conditions overall are good, but Sohna's luxury segment is a different ballgame. People usually look for affordability in Sohna, not 4.6 Cr luxury floors. It's a risk for sure.
Bhai, 4.6 Cr in Sohna? That's a massive amount! I'm a first-time buyer too and this price point just blows my mind for that area. Remote management is definitely a headache, I've heard stories. Possession date kya hai iski? And total units kitni hain? Agar kam units hain toh aur mushkil hogi resale.
Exactly! My cousin bought a flat near Badshahpur a few years back, and managing it from Bangalore was a nightmare. He had to eventually sell it at a slight loss because the property manager wasn't reliable, and he couldn't keep flying back. For 4.6 Cr, you need a very, very strong reason to invest in Sohna, especially with only 4 units. It's too niche, resale will be a pain.
U2, iska possession date 2025-04-01 hai, aur total units sirf 4 hain. Toh haan, liquidity ka issue toh definitely rahega.
Totally agree with the OP here. ₹4.6 Cr for Sohna, even for a luxury floor, sounds like a huge gamble for resale. Liquidity is my biggest fear too, especially when you're looking at such a high ticket size outside the main Gurgaon hubs. AS Developers ka track record acha hai, but location ka impact toh rehta hi hai.