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Arpit Soni
posted on 18 MayWhat builders don't tell you about carpet area in Rajkot
Super area vs carpet area games are real, especially in Rajkot, and it messes with your actual ROI. I'm looking at Ansal Aastha Mig Zone, it's completed, price around ₹29-30L for a 2BHK. I work in real estate, but buying for myself is different. Builders often inflate super area; it impacts per sqft pricing badly. What's the actual carpet area ratio here? Off the record, what kind of capital appreciation has this project seen since launch? Resale ke time pe buyers toh carpet area hi dekhenge, right? Not sure if the ₹30L tag is justified if the carpet area is too low. Kya ismein long-term investment ka scope hai? Who buys these in 5 years?
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Ansal Aastha? Hmm, I'd be very cautious. Ansal ka track record waise bhi mixed raha hai. Even though it's completed and possession was in 2022, the brand value might not hold up for resale. My friend almost booked with them in another project, but backed out after seeing the quality issues and delays. For ₹30L, you might find better options, maybe even in areas like Krishna Kunj, with more transparent carpet areas. Don't just look at the upfront price, future appreciation is key, especially if you're thinking 5 years down the line. Kya documents mein clear carpet area mention hai
Totally agree, bhai! Super area ka game itna ganda hai ki first-time buyers ko samajh hi nahi aata. Rajkot mein toh yeh aur bhi prevalent hai, especially with some builders. Ansal Aastha ki baat sunke tension ho rahi hai, 30L for a 2BHK sounds okay, but if the carpet area is tiny, then it's a rip-off. What's the average ratio people are seeing there?