The Antriksh Nature: What residents say about possession and quality post-handover
Hey everyone, I've been looking into completed projects in Noida Extension and wanted to share some thoughts on The Antriksh Nature. This project, with RERA ID UPRERAPRJ6048, is fully delivered, spanning 2.76 acres. Units here range from ₹73.34 L to ₹3.63 Cr, averaging ₹14026 per square foot. Antriksh Group, the developer, has a mixed reputation. While they have experience, some past customer reviews mention concerns about construction quality and delays. For The Antriksh Nature, the actual possession process generally seems to have been straightforward once the project reached completion. However, feedback on delivery quality is quite varied. Many residents report a need for significant snag list attention, suggesting initial finishes might not always meet expectations. The builder's responsiveness to these issues post-handover is a frequent point of discussion among early residents. Regarding lifestyle and practical livability, the overall sentiment appears to be that while the Noida Extension location offers convenience, the day-to-day experience largely depends on how well initial quality issues are addressed. Timely maintenance and consistent amenity upkeep are key factors shaping end-user satisfaction. My takeaway: If you're considering The Antriksh Nature, thoroughly inspect your unit during possession. It's wise to engage with current residents to understand the builder's after-sales support and the actual state of amenities before making a commitment.
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This whole discussion just reaffirms my belief that you HAVE to talk to current residents before buying. Developers will always paint a rosy picture. My broker was pushing Antriksh Nature hard, saying it's a 'great investment'. But after reading this, it seems like 'great effort' might be a more accurate description for residents.
I visited a resale unit last month. The owner was quite open about the initial issues, but said most have been resolved over time due to persistent efforts by the RWA. However, the common areas still need better maintenance. The asking price was still quite high, almost ₹1.5 Cr for a 3BHK, which felt steep considering the age and past issues. Market abhi Noida mein thoda upar hai, but due diligence is key.
My parents are looking for a 2BHK there. They really like the layout, but the price range is making me nervous. ₹73 L for a 2BHK is on the higher side for a project that had initial quality issues. Are current resale prices reflecting these concerns, or has the market value gone up despite the problems?
I'm a bit confused. The post says 'fully delivered' but then talks about 'varied feedback' on delivery quality. Does that mean the project is completed, but units given to buyers needed a lot of rework? What about the amenities? Are they fully functional now, like the swimming pool or gym? Because ₹14026 per sq ft is a premium for Noida Extension, I'd expect top-notch facilities.
Totally agree with U5. My cousin lives there. The location near Ajayabpur is good, connectivity is decent, but the maintenance charges feel high for the level of service they get. For that price per sq ft, you could find better quality in some other completed projects in Greater Noida West.
Yes, it means exactly that. Project structure is complete, possession handed over. But the internal finishings were often subpar. Amenities are mostly functional now, but upkeep is a constant battle. The gym equipment needs frequent repairs, and the pool isn't always as clean as it should be. You'll need to check the exact condition on site.
Thanks for this detailed review! I've been eyeing Antriksh Nature too. The price range of ₹73 L to ₹3.6 Cr is a bit wide, makes me wonder about the actual value. My main worry is the 'mixed reputation' part of the builder. Noida Extension mein bahut fraud chal raha hai yaar, especially with possession dates. Is the 2013 possession date accurate, and if so, how was the quality then?
Exactly what I heard from a friend who bought there! They had to supervise the finishing work themselves. The location is good, close to Alpha II for daily needs, but quality control was definitely an issue back then. Current market mein toh builders thode better ho gaye hain, but Antriksh ka track record hamesha se mixed raha hai.
Haan, 2013 possession is correct for the initial phases. But jab humein mila tha unit, there were so many snags. Paint chipping, bathroom fittings loose. Builder ka team thoda slow tha respond karne mein. It took us almost 3 months to get everything sorted properly. Be prepared for follow-ups.