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Farhan Siddiqui
Stuck between ready vs under-construction in Bangalore
Budget finalised, loan pre-approved — now stuck between SVN Green Nest and Ambika JV Anjanadri. I work in RE, but buying myself, it's a different ballgame. SVN upcoming hai, Ambika toh completed hai. Not sure if the under-construction gamble for SVN Green Nest is worth it for potential appreciation? Ambika JV Anjanadri ka final cost, matlab registration, stamp duty sab mila ke kitna aata hai? For SVN, I know the PLC and hidden costs can be high. What's the real total cost of ownership for both? Koi experience share kar sakta hai?
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Both have their pros and cons. If you need immediate possession and don't want the headache of delays, Ambika is safer. But if you have patience and truly believe in the location's future, SVN Green Nest could potentially give better returns. The key is to thoroughly check the builder's reputation for SVN. Any idea about SVN builders' past projects and their delivery track record? That's crucial for an upcoming project with a 2026 possession date.
Current market mein Bangalore mein properties bahut appreciate ho rahi hain, especially in developing areas. Under-construction mein agar builder
Ambika JV Anjanadri ka final cost, including registration and stamp duty, will be roughly 8-10% extra on the base price. So, if your flat is ₹50 L, expect another ₹4-5 L minimum. For SVN Green Nest, the advertised price range is ₹46 L – ₹61 L, but don't forget PLC, car parking, club house charges, and GST. These can add another 10-15% easily. My brother got a shock with his flat in Agrahara Layout, thought it was ₹60 L but ended up paying close to ₹70 L after everything was tallied.
SVN Green Nest ka location dekha hai? Aavalahalli ke paas hai, future growth acchi hai wahan. Under-construction ka fayda ye hota hai ki thoda time mil jaata hai funds arrange karne ko aur appreciation bhi mil jaati hai. Agar builder reliable hai, toh worth it hai.
Haan, Aavalahalli is picking up, especially with the peripheral ring road plans. Connectivity will improve significantly. Plus, SVN Green Nest has only 55 units, limited inventory usually means better demand and price appreciation later. But, as someone mentioned, check their RERA status and past project delivery history.
Aavalahalli mein kya growth expect kar rahe ho? Is it really that good for investment for a first-time buyer?
Bhai, under-construction mein bahut risk hai. SVN Green Nest ka possession 2026 hai, kaafi time hai. Builders ki dates aksar extend hoti hain, especially for first-time buyers like us, it's a big headache.
But ready-to-move mein appreciation potential kam hota hai na? If SVN Green Nest is in a good location, 2026 tak prices will definitely go up. Plus, under-construction projects usually have more flexible payment plans, which helps manage finances over time.
Totally agree! My friend booked a flat in Akshayanagar, and the builder delayed by almost 2 years. Mental peace ki toh band baj jaati hai. Ready-to-move is definitely better for peace of mind, especially when you're on a budget.
Budget finalised, loan pre-approved — now stuck between SVN Green Nest and Ambika JV Anjanadri. I work in RE, but buying myself, it's a different ballgame. SVN upcoming hai, Ambika toh completed hai. Not sure if the under-construction gamble for SVN Green Nest is worth it for potential appreciation? Ambika JV Anjanadri ka final cost, matlab registration, stamp duty sab mila ke kitna aata hai? For SVN, I know the PLC and hidden costs can be high. What's the real total cost of ownership for both? Koi experience share kar sakta hai?