Propmyna Khabri

posted on 9 Apr

UP Government's New FAR Policy Removes Height Limits in Noida

Soch rahe the Noida mein flat lena hai, but height restrictions ki vajah se options kam lag rahe the? Well, yeh news kaafi interesting hai. UP government ne FAR policy change kar di hai, which basically means Noida mein ab buildings kitni bhi unchi ban sakti hain! Oram Group ke jo projects hain jaise Mansarovar, Shatabdi Vihar, Rail Vihar, LIC Society... in sab areas mein abhi aur development dekhne ko mil sakta hai. Land use better hoga aur shayad prices par bhi farak pade. Anyone investing or living near these projects? Koi firsthand experience ya aur information hai toh share karo!

#Noida#government-policy#land-acquisition

Comments

Irfan Khan10 Apr

So, what's the consensus? Should I invest now or wait for prices to drop? I'm a first-time buyer and confused.

Aarav Joshi10 Apr

Keep an eye on the news and market trends. Things are changing fast. Good luck with your home search!

Divya Menon10 Apr

I'm more worried about the increased pollution. More construction means more dust and noise.

arjun.kumar.delhi12310 Apr

True that. Noida is already struggling with air quality.

Sneha Reddy10 Apr

This new policy could also lead to more affordable housing options in the long run. More supply might bring prices down eventually.

Jyoti Gupta10 Apr

Let's see how this plays out. Noida's real estate market is always full of surprises. I'll wait and watch for now.

Avinash Jadhav10 Apr

Overall, I think this is a positive step for Noida's development. But execution is key. The government needs to ensure proper planning and infrastructure upgrades.

Aditya Arora10 Apr

Has anyone actually seen any approvals for increased height after this policy change? Just curious if it's actually happening or just news.

Nazia Kazmi10 Apr

So, does this mean existing buildings can also increase their height?

aesha.mehta199210 Apr

I don't think so. It's for new projects only.

Aditi Verma10 Apr

I think it's a good move. Noida needs to modernize and grow vertically. Just hope they plan the infrastructure properly.

Sana Siddiqui10 Apr

Check the builder's financial stability before investing. Many are highly leveraged and could go bankrupt.

irfankhan10 Apr

Good point. How do you check that though? Any tips?

Aesha Mehta10 Apr

Bought a flat in Rail Vihar 2 years ago. Abhi tak registry nahi hui hai. Builder ne phir se date extend kar diya lol. This news is just adding to my stress.

sana.siddiqui2210 Apr

File a complaint with RERA immediately! Don't wait.

divya_menon_44410 Apr

Same here! Registry pending for 3 years now. Builder is just making excuses.

Shalini Murthy10 Apr

Rising interest rates and now this... market is getting unpredictable. First time home buyers ke liye toh mushkil ho gaya hai.

zeeshan.qureshi10 Apr

True. EMI burden is increasing. Maybe renting is a better option for now.

tanyapaul10 Apr

But rent bhi toh badh raha hai yaar. Catch-22 situation hai.

Ahmed Ali10 Apr

Height restrictions hatne se design pe bhi impact padega. Hopefully, we'll see more modern and innovative architecture in Noida.

vikram_singh_abc10 Apr

I hope so! Right now, everything looks the same. Cookie-cutter apartments everywhere.

avinash.jadhav10 Apr

Design toh chodo, builder quality improve ho jaaye wohi bahut hai.

Debashish Dasgupta10 Apr

I live in Shatabdi Vihar. Infrastructure is already strained. Water pressure is low during peak hours. This news makes me nervous.

meenakshi.iyer.tn10 Apr

Exactly my point! Infrastructure needs to be upgraded before allowing higher buildings.

Diya Chauhan10 Apr

Anyone know what the new FAR is exactly? Kitna increase hua hai?

aditi_verma_98710 Apr

I read somewhere it's increased by 0.5 to 1 depending on the sector.

Zeeshan Qureshi10 Apr

This could be good for rental yields too. More supply means potentially lower prices for tenants. I'm currently renting in Sector 75, thinking of buying now.

Arjun Kumar10 Apr

Sector 150 mein toh already bahut construction chal raha hai. This will just make it even more chaotic. But maybe property values will go up? Confused!

jyoti_gupta202310 Apr

Sector 150 is still a good bet long term. The new Jewar airport will boost prices for sure.

tanyapaul10 Apr

Haan bhai, connectivity is key. Metro extension ka bhi plan hai na?

Vikram Singh10 Apr

Finally! Noida was suffocating with those height restrictions. Good news for developers and hopefully buyers too! Ab dekhte hain prices kitna badhte hain.

Meenakshi Iyer10 Apr

Hmm, not sure about this. More height means more density. Traffic toh already itna hai. Infrastructure handle kar payega kya?

Aditya Arora10 Apr

Oram Group? Bhai, unka toh Mansarovar extension abhi tak complete nahi hua. How can we trust them to build higher? RERA registration check karna zaroori hai.

nazia.kazmi.xyz202410 Apr

RERA mein complaint daalo. At least interest toh milega delay ka.

aarav.joshi.2310 Apr

RERA is a joke sometimes. Builder appeals and gets away with it. Prevention is better than cure. Thoroughly research the builder before investing.

sneha.reddy10 Apr

True that. I've heard horror stories about Oram group. Better to stick with established builders like Godrej or ATS.

irfankhan10 Apr

Exactly! My friend invested in Mansarovar 5 years ago, abhi tak possession nahi mila. Beware!

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