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Tarun Roy
posted on 27 MarUnnati Fortune: Is it a good option for seniors?
Okay, I'll say what no one says: Everyone glorifies under-construction property for 'cheap' prices, but nobody talks about the constant tension! My kids have moved out, so I'm selling my bada house in Delhi. Thinking of a 2BHK in Noida, maybe Sector 63A near Fortis. Something manageable, you know? Resale se jo paisa aayega, woh invest karna hai. I'm looking at Unnati Fortune Group projects. Seen some ads. But honestly not sure if under-construction is worth the risk at my age. Should I just bite the bullet and go for ready-to-move, even if EMI zyada ho? My budget is around 1.5cr. Also, how much cash should I keep liquid vs locked in property? Change my mind. Disagree? Tell me why.
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Sector 63A is good for connectivity, but traffic can be a nightmare during peak hours. Factor that in.
I think ready-to-move is the way to go. Less stress, instant gratification. You deserve it after selling your Delhi house!
Considering current market conditions, ready-to-move is a safer bet. Prices are already appreciating, and under-construction delays are rampant. Pay a little extra for peace of mind.
So, what did you decide? Did you check out any ready-to-move options?
Ultimately, it's your call. But based on everyone's advice, ready-to-move seems like the wiser choice for your situation. Good luck!
Agree with the ready-to-move advice. You can also rent it out if you ever need extra income. Think long-term!
Rising interest rates are making EMIs even higher. So, ready-to-move might seem more expensive now, but it could be cheaper in the long run if rates keep going up.
Ready to move is better. No tension. Plus, you can see exactly what you're getting. No hidden surprises.
Unnati Fortune? Be very careful. Do your due diligence. Check everything twice. Resale is a much safer bet, especially for seniors.
Exactly! Due diligence is key. RERA records, past project completion, legal checks...everything!
I bought in Sector 75 three years ago. Ready-to-move. Best decision ever. Peace of mind is worth the extra cost. Under-construction mein toh you'll be running after the builder for years!
1. 5cr mein Sector 93A mein bhi options mil jaayenge, but check the connectivity. Metro is a big plus these days.
Sector 93A is good, but a bit far from the main city. Depends on your priorities.
Haan, sector 93A is developing rapidly. But check the water supply situation. Heard some complaints.
Possession status kya hai Unnati Fortune ke projects ka? Anyone knows?
Don't just look at the price, look at the amenities! Are they actually building the promised clubhouse, swimming pool, etc.? I made that mistake once. Abhi tak sirf naam ka clubhouse hai.
This is so true! Amenities are a big selling point, but often delayed or incomplete.
Liquid cash is crucial, especially for seniors. Medical emergencies can arise anytime. Keep at least 20-30 lakhs liquid. Property is good for investment, but liquidity is paramount. Maybe consider a mix of fixed deposits and property?
Bhai, Unnati Fortune ka ek project mein toh RERA ne bhi notice diya tha for delays. Check the RERA website before you even think of booking. Don't fall for the ads!
Have you considered a smaller 1BHK in a good society? Less maintenance, and you can invest the rest elsewhere. Sector 7x mein good options hain.
Totally get your point about under-construction tension. At your age, peace of mind is priceless. Ready-to-move is definitely worth considering, even with higher EMIs. 1.5cr in Noida should get you something decent. Have you looked at resale options in sectors 44 or 47? They're pretty senior-friendly.
Unnati Fortune...hmm, builder ka reputation check kiya aapne? Before investing your hard-earned money, thoroughly research their past projects. Delays are common, especially in Noida. Ready-to-move is safer, I agree.
Sector 63A is good, but Unnati Fortune... I've heard mixed reviews. Ready-to-move mein bhi you can negotiate, especially if you're paying a significant down payment from the sale of your Delhi house. Kitna cash liquid rakhna hai depends on your monthly expenses and medical needs, but ideally 6-12 months worth.
Haan exactly, Noida mein yahi problem hai. Builders promise the moon, but deliver nothing. Mera bhi same experience tha 2 years ago. Avoid under-construction if you can.
True that! Under-construction is a gamble. Especially now with the rising cost of materials. Builders are using that as an excuse for delays.
What project were you looking at? Just curious. I'm also thinking of investing but scared of delays.