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Sarika Verma
Urja ville Apartment: Real ROI and Resale Outlook?
What's the real capital appreciation potential for Urja ville Apartment in Noida Extension? I'm evaluating it for an investment, given it's a completed project in the ₹1.20-1.40 Cr range. From my experience, completed projects can still offer decent upside if location fundamentals are strong. What are people seeing on ground for capital appreciation here since its completion? Also, what's the actual rental yield people are getting? I'm calculating around 2.5-3%, but I'd like to hear real numbers. Is it predominantly investor-owned, creating a ghost society situation, or is there a healthy end-user mix? This really impacts long-term rental stability and resale liquidity. Has anyone tracked its resale velocity?
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Mujhe lagta hai the original poster is looking for investment, but for a first-time buyer, this seems very risky. The market has changed so much. Noida Extension mein ab log new projects prefer kar rahe hain with modern amenities. Urja ville ka resale market bahut slow hoga. Best to look at projects with good end-user base, even if it means paying a little more for a newer one. Don't fall for the 'completed project' trap if the fundamentals are weak.
I'm a bit confused now. Some people are saying it's too old, others are hinting at location benefits. But the price range of ₹1.2 Cr – ₹1.4 Cr seems steep for a 2004 possession. What's the average price per sqft people are seeing? Is it justified by some unique selling point, like very large flat sizes or premium construction?
Ghost society ka point bahut valid hai. Agar mostly investors hain, toh amenities ka kya haal hoga? Kids play area, security, power backup... ye sab theek se manage hota hai kya? Koi rehta hai Urja ville mein, please share your experience. Kya yahan families rehti hain ya mostly tenants hain?
Exactly, U7. My cousin sold his flat in a similar society because the maintenance was pathetic, and the common areas were neglected. If it's a ghost society, long-term appreciation is a myth. Who would want to buy into a place with no community life? For a first-time buyer like me, this sounds like a big red flag.
I know someone who bought in Urja ville around 2010. They got it for much less, maybe around 60-70 lakhs back then. They've seen some appreciation, but not like the new projects in Alpha I Greater Noida. And yes, a lot of flats are investor owned. They often struggle with getting a good RWA in place because owners aren't actively living there.
Yes, U5, that's my biggest fear too. I heard about a project near Ajayabpur where half the flats are empty, and the builder is gone. Maintenance is a nightmare. Urja ville mein 60 units hain, toh agar 20-30 bhi khali hain, toh society run karna mushkil ho jayega. Rental yield toh tabhi milega jab log rent pe lein.
I actually visited Urja ville a few months back. Location wise, it's decent. Near to Alpha II, so connectivity is okay. But the units are quite old-school in design. And the total units are only 60, which makes it a very small society. Resale velocity is definitely slow, I saw a few listings sitting for months. Not sure about the current market conditions in Noida, but this one feels a bit stagnant.
Urja ville? ₹1.2-1.4 Cr mein toh kaafi high lag raha hai for a project that got possession in 2004! Capital appreciation ab tak kitni hui hogi? I'm looking for my first home, aur budget bhi tight hai. Noida Extension mein is price point pe aur bhi options hain kya, ya ismein kuch special hai?
Sahi keh rahe ho U2! 2004 ka possession, matlab almost 20 saal puraana. Maintenance costs bhi high ho sakte hain. Aur Noida Extension mein toh abhi bhi bahut naye projects aa rahe hain. Kya pata, ismein kuch hidden issues hon. But agar location bahut prime hai, then maybe... but still, seems risky.
Bhai, 2004 ka project hai, toh appreciation ka scope ab limited hi hoga. But sometimes older projects have better build quality. Main bhi dekh raha hoon first home, aur ye price range meri budget ke upper end par hai. Rental yield 2.5-3% toh bahut kam hai, that's almost FD se bhi kam. Investor-owned toh nahi hai na ye society?