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Shanti Ghosh
The Precious Homes: My post-possession investment dilemma
Just took possession of my unit in The Precious Homes last month, property was ₹3.85 Cr. Honestly, now that I'm in, I'm weighing options for this investment. Should I try to rent it out immediately, ya wait for a few months hoping for better rental yields? Real ground reality for 3BHK rents here kya hai, after maintenance and all? Also, I'm thinking about the resale market. Is there enough liquidity agar main decide karoon to exit in 3-5 years? Not sure if this society too investor-heavy toh nahi ho raha, affecting end-user demand. What's the community's take: rent out asap, hold for better rents, or keep an eye on early resale opportunity?
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The current market conditions in Gurugram are tricky. While rental demand is up, the supply of luxury 3BHKs is also quite high. You might find a tenant quickly, but the rent might not be what you envisioned for a ₹3.85 Cr property. For resale, with only 4 units, it's a very niche product. Finding that specific buyer who wants such exclusivity could take time. I'd say rent it for a year or two, see how the market evolves, and then reconsider resale.
My advice would be to rent it out immediately. Even if the yield is not stellar initially, some income is better than zero. Property taxes and maintenance will eat into your pockets otherwise. Plus, an occupied unit generally sells better than a vacant one. Liquidity for a 4-unit project will always be a challenge, so don't bank too much on a quick exit.
Totally agree with this! A vacant property is a liability. Even if rent is slightly lower than your 'ideal', it covers costs. Plus, you get a feel for the market without the pressure of a full sale. Good tenants are like gold, so don't wait too long.
Congratulations on getting possession! ₹3.85 Cr for 'The Precious Homes' and only 4 units? That's super exclusive. Is it on Airport Road (Gurgaon side) or somewhere else? The location will heavily influence both rental demand and resale liquidity. Can you share which sector it is in?
Sahi sawal hai, location matters a lot. My friend has a 3BHK near Basai and his rental yield is barely 2.5% after maintenance. For ₹3.85 Cr, you need a solid 3-4% minimum to make sense, otherwise just park money somewhere else. Which sector is this project in, U1?
Exactly! Location is key. Agar prime area mein hai like Sector 65 ya 66, then rentals are strong, especially for expat families. But if it's in a developing area, might take time. Plus, with only 4 units, builder support for maintenance can sometimes be a headache down the line.
The Precious Homes? Never heard of it! But 3.85 Cr for a 3BHK is premium stuff. I'm also looking in that range but more towards Badshahpur side. My agent says rental yields are recovering in Gurugram, but it's still not pre-COVID levels for many areas. Definitely rent it out if you can find a good tenant quickly.
Just took possession of my unit in The Precious Homes last month, property was ₹3.85 Cr. Honestly, now that I'm in, I'm weighing options for this investment. Should I try to rent it out immediately, ya wait for a few months hoping for better rental yields? Real ground reality for 3BHK rents here kya hai, after maintenance and all? Also, I'm thinking about the resale market. Is there enough liquidity agar main decide karoon to exit in 3-5 years? Not sure if this society too investor-heavy toh nahi ho raha, affecting end-user demand. What's the community's take: rent out asap, hold for better rents, or keep an eye on early resale opportunity?
₹3.85 Cr is a substantial investment. My concern would be the limited units – just 4. That means less buzz, less amenities usually, and potentially slower appreciation compared to a larger, more vibrant community. If you're looking for quick resale, this might not be the best bet. Rent out for sure, but don't expect miracles on the yield right away.
Yaar, same dilemma main bhi hoon but different project. For Precious Homes, since it's only 4 units, liquidity might be an issue for resale. End-user demand often prefers bigger societies with more amenities. Renting out immediately is a good way to test the waters and get some cash flow. Dekho, Gurgaon mein rental market upar neeche hota rehta hai, but for premium properties, good tenants are always there.
Bhai, congratulations on possession! ₹3.85 Cr for a 3BHK is quite a big amount, especially for a project with only 4 units. That's a very niche market. Renting immediately seems safer to cover some EMIs, no? Waiting might mean more carrying cost.