Sri Sri Homz Independent Floors' capital appreciation is already capped.
Considering Sri Sri Homz Independent Floors to upgrade my 2BHK. Is its capital appreciation potential limited, given it's completed? What's the real price trend and exit strategy for investors here?
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I faced a similar dilemma last year when looking in Ahinsa Khand 1. Completed projects often have less appreciation upside. The real question is, what's the fair value right now compared to similar under-construction projects nearby?
To answer your question, from what I've observed in Achchheja and surrounding areas, prices for these independent floors, once completed, tend to stabilize. The initial surge is over. Builders usually price them at market peak post-completion. So, don't expect big jumps. It's more about lifestyle now, not investment growth.
But what about the actual price per sqft? Is it really stable or falling for such small projects?
Totally agree with your point. And with only 6 units in Sri Sri Homz, reselling might be a challenge later. Limited inventory can sometimes mean limited buyers for exit.
Hey everyone, I'm thinking of upgrading from my 2BHK and Sri Sri Homz Independent Floors caught my eye. It's completed and looks good, but I'm really worried about its capital appreciation potential. Since it's already done, is the growth capped? What's the real price trend people have seen here, and what would be an exit strategy for someone looking at it as an investment, not just a home?
Sahi keh rahe ho. Yahi doubt hai. Price toh bahut high lag raha hai for an independent floor, even in a good area.
Bhai, completed project mein capital appreciation ka scope thoda kam hi hota hai. Builder ne apna profit margin already add kar diya hai. I'd be skeptical too, especially with the ₹1.7 Cr – ₹2.9 Cr price range, it's quite high.