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Deepika Verma
Trinity Trio in Noida Ext: Ghost society in the making?
Fed up of renting for years, I'm finally taking the plunge and looking at Trinity Trio in Noida Extension. Budget around ₹35-48L. Everyone glorifies Noida Ext for investment, but Trinity Trio being an upcoming project, I'm skeptical. Is the capital appreciation really there for a project like this, ya sirf hype hai? My main worry is the investor ratio. Agar zyada investors honge, toh kya yeh ghost society ban jayegi? End-users kam honge toh future rental yield aur resale value pe impact hoga na? Builder ka delivery track record bhi check karna hai. Honestly, I think many upcoming projects become investor-heavy and don't appreciate well. Disagree? Tell me why.
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The original poster has valid points. While Noida Extension as a region has grown, individual projects need deep scrutiny. Trinity Trio's RERA status is definitely a concern. Also, with a possession date of 2026-05-01, there's a long wait. What's the builder's track record with previous projects? Have they delivered on time, especially in areas like Alistonia Estate or similar developing pockets? That will give a better idea of their commitment and quality.
U1, your ghost society fear is real, believe me. I bought a flat in an investor-heavy project near Ajayabpur a few years back, thinking it's a great investment. Possession mila toh half the building was empty for years. Resale value stagnant, rental yield pathetic. Ab current market conditions mein toh aur mushkil hai. Nobody wants to live in a half-empty building. It's a nightmare for end-users.
U7, I won't name it directly, but it was one of those 'pre-launch offers' with too many investor discounts. Lesson learned: always check the builder's reputation and the real demand for end-users, not just investor hype. Trinity Trio's 95 units might sound small, but if most are investors, the problem amplifies.
Oh no, that sounds terrible. Which project was that, agar bata sakte ho?
RERA is a concern, no doubt. But Noida Extension mein still potential hai if you choose wisely. Trinity Trio ka location dekha hai kya? Near Alpha II Greater Noida is still a good bet for connectivity.
Totally agree with your concerns, U1. Trinity Trio sounds good on paper with that price range, but the 'Rera Not Applicable' part is a massive red flag for me. How can a project launching now not have a RERA number? It makes me super nervous about the builder's transparency and future accountability. Is this even legal for an upcoming project?
U3, safe toh bilkul nahi hai yaar. Sometimes very early stage projects try to bypass it temporarily, but for a project with a stated possession date of 2026-05-01, not having RERA is a huge risk. Builder ki credibility pe question mark lag jaata hai. Better to stay away if they're not RERA registered yet.
Exactly! RERA number na hona toh seedhi red flag hai. Kya aise project mein invest karna safe hai?
Fed up of renting for years, I'm finally taking the plunge and looking at Trinity Trio in Noida Extension. Budget around ₹35-48L. Everyone glorifies Noida Ext for investment, but Trinity Trio being an upcoming project, I'm skeptical. Is the capital appreciation really there for a project like this, ya sirf hype hai? My main worry is the investor ratio. Agar zyada investors honge, toh kya yeh ghost society ban jayegi? End-users kam honge toh future rental yield aur resale value pe impact hoga na? Builder ka delivery track record bhi check karna hai. Honestly, I think many upcoming projects become investor-heavy and don't appreciate well. Disagree? Tell me why.