Upgrading to Way Jovian 2, but is it worth it?
Not proud to admit this, but I thought 'completed' meant problem-free. Way Jovian Luxury Homes 2 mein amenities ka brochure dekh ke laga sab set hai, but actual mein kitna kaam ka hai? After moving in, I'm hearing about high maintenance charges and amenities jo work nahi karte. Currently in a 2BHK in Ghaziabad, thinking of upgrading, but is this price jump worth it for these issues?
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The original post has a point. It's not just about the price, it's about the value. If you're paying luxury prices (75-87L is steep for Ghaziabad unless it's truly exceptional) and then facing issues, it defeats the purpose. Maybe stick to your current Ghaziabad 2BHK for a bit longer, save up, and look for projects with a solid track record and clear RERA compliance. Don't rush into an upgrade that might become a downgrade in terms of peace of mind.
My neighbour booked a flat in a project that showed 'completed' but they are still fighting for water connection. For a project with only 8 units, the builder might not have the financial muscle to maintain high-end amenities post-handover. Think about the long-term, not just the glossy brochure. Is there any community group for Way Jovian 2 residents yet?
That's a valid point. Small projects sometimes struggle with forming a proper RWA or managing funds efficiently. No, I haven't heard of any community group for Way Jovian 2 yet. Maybe it's too early if possession is still in 2025.
Honestly, at 75-87L, you can find much better, more established projects in Ghaziabad, especially if you look around areas like Indirapuram or Vaishali. The Ghaziabad market is seeing some good inventory right now. Don't fall for the 'luxury' tag if the basics aren't covered. High maintenance and non-functional amenities are a deal-breaker for a first-time buyer like me, who is already stretching the budget.
The possession date for Way Jovian 2 is 2025-05-01, right? How can it be 'completed' if possession is still two years away? This sounds like a classic case of misdirection. Total units are only 8, which is very small, makes me wonder about the society's long-term sustainability and maintenance funds. Small societies sometimes struggle with high per-unit maintenance.
Small unit count means less shared cost for amenities. Plus, if it's 'luxury', they might have fancy amenities that break down often and cost a bomb to fix. My friend's society in Afzalpur has a similar issue with their private gym, always under repair.
Yes, you're right about the possession date. I checked their website, it clearly states 2025. It's a bit shady to call it 'completed' then. And the 'Not Applicable' RERA is another huge concern. Without RERA, what recourse do buyers have if things go south? Builders can get away with a lot.
U4, that's exactly what confused me! 'Completed' but possession in 2025? This is a big red flag. For a project with only 8 units, the maintenance will definitely be high. It's like paying for a resort but getting a guesthouse service. I'm also looking for an upgrade from my 2BHK in Ghaziabad, but this makes me think twice.
Yaar, I was also looking at Way Jovian 2! The brochures look so fancy, and I thought 'completed' means ready to move, no headaches. But high maintenance and non-working amenities? That's a huge red flag, especially for that price range of 75-87L. I'm also a first-time buyer from Ghaziabad, so this makes me super nervous. Is this a common issue with 'luxury' projects?
Bhai, 'completed' is just a word on paper sometimes. My uncle bought a flat in Abhay Khand and the possession date was pushed three times! They said 'completed' but still so much work pending. Iska RERA number hai kya? Sometimes builders just say 'Not Applicable' to avoid scrutiny.
Totally agree, U1! I live near Ahinsa Khand 2 and my friend bought in a 'completed' project last year, same story. Pool kabhi chalta nahi, gym equipment kharab. Builder promises a lot but delivery is zero. For 75-87L, you expect perfection, not these headaches.