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Ramesh Chaudhary
posted on 9 MayTrinity High Street: My capital appreciation dilemma
Since moving in last month, I'm questioning Trinity High Street's capital appreciation. Pre-launch prices were way lower. Is there any real upside left? Feel like we're stuck. Change my mind.
#price-trend#capital-appreciation#investor-returns
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While the initial post raises valid concerns, remember Trinity High Street is a COMPLETED project. That's a huge differentiating factor in today's market; no construction risk, no RERA delays to worry about. The price range of ₹27 L – ₹64 L suggests there's a good variety of units. Maybe consider the rental yield for now if capital appreciation is slow. Many first-time buyers overlook this as a stable income source.
U7, yes, the official possession date for Trinity High Street South Avenue is indeed September 1, 2024. The builder has been consistent in saying it's on track, and site visits seem to confirm that things are moving smoothly for the most part.
I booked a 2BHK for ₹35 L during the initial phase. My thought was the connectivity would improve a lot in the coming years, and it's a COMPLETED project, which for me is a huge plus point, avoiding all construction risks. While I agree the immediate appreciation isn't stellar, for end-use and rental income, I think it's a decent buy. Long term mein toh badhega hi, hopefully, with infrastructure development.
What's the current price per sqft there? I was looking at something similar in Alpha II, but it felt a bit overpriced for the location. Is Trinity High Street really that bad, or is it just the general market sentiment in this area that's slow right now?
Possession date is officially 2024-09-01, right? Is it on track or is there any news of delays?
Bhai, I also bought a small plot in Ajayabpur two years back, thinking it'll appreciate fast due to the upcoming connectivity. Abhi tak toh kuch khaas nahi hua, bas waiting. Patience is key, but sometimes you really wonder if you made the right call or just fell for the builder's promises.
Actually, current rates for Trinity High Street South Avenue are hovering around ₹4500-₹5000 per sqft depending on the floor and view. Pre-launch it was closer to ₹3500-₹3800. This specific area, especially near South Avenue, is seeing a bit of saturation with multiple projects completing. Plus, the overall real estate market in Noida is a bit slow right now for resale, except for very prime, established locations. Don't expect huge jumps instantly, it's more of a long-term play.
Since moving into Trinity High Street last month, I'm genuinely questioning its capital appreciation potential. Pre-launch prices were significantly lower, and now I feel like the current market value hasn't moved much. Is there any real upside left, or are we just stuck with stagnant values for years? I'm a first-time buyer and this is a huge investment for me, so the thought of it not growing is really stressing me out. Change my mind, please!
Yaar, pre-launch prices toh hamesha low hi hote hain, that's the whole point of early bird offers. Post-possession prices badhna mushkil hai for a while, especially with so many units (120 units) in the market. Demand-supply ka game hai.
Totally feel you, bhai! Same boat here. My EMI is heavy and I was hoping for some quick growth.