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Sandeep Ahuja
Sudarshanam Siri Vinayaka ka appreciation potential is overrated.
Fed up of renting yaar, finally taking the plunge in Bangalore. I'm looking at Sudarshanam Siri Vinayaka, but honestly, I think its capital appreciation potential is totally overhyped. Everyone talks about future growth, but kitna appreciation hua hai since launch? I'm worried it will mostly attract investors, making it a ghost society with low resale liquidity. Agar mujhe 5 saal mein exit karna pada, will I even find a genuine buyer? Change my mind.
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The price range is ₹94 L – ₹1.0 Cr. For a small project with 16 units and possession in Dec 2026, I'm not sure the appreciation will be enough to cover the interest we pay till possession. Plus, if it's investor-heavy, then resale will be tough. Aavalahalli side mein bhi similar projects hain, but they don't see massive appreciation unless there's a big infrastructure push.
Honestly, 94 Lakhs for a 16-unit project with a 2026 possession date, that too 'RERA Not Applicable', sounds like a huge gamble for a first home. I almost bought into a similar project near Akshayanagar a few years back, builder kept delaying, and the project never really took off. What kind of amenities are they even promising for that price?
Agreed, current market mein delays are common. Builder cash flow tight hai. Better to stick to RERA projects.
U4, your Akshayanagar experience is so relatable. My cousin booked a flat in Adigara Kallahalli, a small project, and they promised possession in 2024. Now it's pushed to late 2025. The builder just doesn't have the funds to finish it quickly. For a first home, such delays are financially and mentally exhausting. Always check the builder's past project delivery record.
U7, RERA Not Applicable usually means the project is under 500 sq meters or has less than 8 units. Here it's 16 units, so it's probably the land area. It doesn't mean it's 'shady' necessarily, just means it falls outside RERA's purview. But yes, less protection for buyers. U4, amenities are usually minimal for such projects, maybe a small gym or community hall. Nothing fancy.
Wait, don't write it off completely. The location might be a factor. Agar kisi developing area mein hai, toh even small projects can give good returns. What's the exact locality of Sudarshanam Siri Vinayaka? Sometimes these hidden gems are good for long term.
Totally agree with U1. 16 units only? That's tiny. Aur upar se RERA Not Applicable? Mujhe toh bohot shady lag raha hai. Small projects always have this issue of liquidity. For a first-time buyer like us, safety is key, not just potential returns.
RERA Not Applicable means kya? Is it because the plot size is too small or something? Does that make it riskier for us as buyers?
Haan bhai, 16 units is a red flag for me too. Maintenance issues bhi bohot honge. Plus, resale market for such small projects is almost non-existent.
Fed up of renting yaar, finally taking the plunge in Bangalore. I'm looking at Sudarshanam Siri Vinayaka, but honestly, I think its capital appreciation potential is totally overhyped. Everyone talks about future growth, but kitna appreciation hua hai since launch? I'm worried it will mostly attract investors, making it a ghost society with low resale liquidity. Agar mujhe 5 saal mein exit karna pada, will I even find a genuine buyer? Change my mind.