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Aditi Oberoi
What they don't tell you about Supercity Mayfair's daily life
₹75 lakhs for a 2BHK at Supercity Mayfair Residency in Noida. I've been there twice, and it's a completed project, which is a big plus for me. The flat seemed decent, but I'm honestly not sure if it's genuinely good for daily living. Are the amenities like the gym and clubhouse actually useful and well-maintained in the long run? Or are they just for show? My biggest concern is the society and community vibe there. Is it friendly, or do people mostly keep to themselves? As a first-time buyer, I'm trying to get a real feel for the place beyond the marketing. Any current residents or ex-residents have insights?
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Okay, so the RERA number is UPRERAPRJ852. I quickly checked, and it seems legitimate. But 'completed' doesn't always mean 'perfect'. I've seen projects where the builder finishes construction but cuts corners on interior fittings or common areas. Did you check the water pressure or power backup situation? These small things affect daily life big time.
Yes, exactly! My brother bought a flat in Alistonia Estate and the builder used cheap fittings. Within a year, taps were leaking and paint was peeling. It's frustrating. Did the sales team show you the actual flat or just a model unit?
Good point about water pressure and power backup! These are crucial. My friend in Ajayabpur constantly complains about power cuts and slow lifts during peak hours. With 1050 units, the elevators must be robust.
I heard from a colleague that the society vibe is decent, not overly friendly but not cold either. People do their own thing. For amenities, the gym is okay, but the clubhouse can get crowded on weekends. My main concern would be the total units, 1050 is a lot. That means a lot of people using shared resources. Parking can be a headache too.
For me, 'completed project' is a huge relief. My cousin is still waiting for possession for a project booked in 2017, it's a nightmare. At least here you know what you're getting. But the point about community is valid. My biggest fear is living somewhere isolated. What's the general age group there? Mostly families or bachelors?
Exactly! Builder delays are the worst. That's why I'm also eyeing completed ones. But even completed projects can have their own issues, like hidden charges or society politics. Did you get to speak to any residents directly when you visited, or only the sales team?
Haan, completed projects are a blessing. The possession date for Supercity Mayfair was 2018-12-31, so it's been occupied for a while. Usually, in these societies, you find a mix of young families and some retired folks. Bachelors are generally in smaller rental units, not usually buying 2BHKs here.
Bhai, 75 lakhs for a 2BHK in Noida sounds a bit steep, even for a completed project. Have you checked other options around Alpha I Greater Noida? Sometimes these 'fancy' amenities are great for a year or two, then maintenance goes downhill. Just something to keep in mind, especially for first-time buyers like us.
The price range for Supercity Mayfair Residency actually starts from ₹63 L and goes up to ₹1.8 Cr. So 75L for a 2BHK might be within their standard range, depending on size and floor. But yeah, maintenance is a huge factor. You need to check their maintenance agency's track record.
Totally agree. My friend bought in a similar project near Alpha II and the gym equipment is always out of order. They promise the world but delivery is slow. What about the RERA number? Is it easy to find details there?
₹75 lakhs for a 2BHK at Supercity Mayfair Residency in Noida. I've been there twice, and it's a completed project, which is a big plus for me. The flat seemed decent, but I'm honestly not sure if it's genuinely good for daily living. Are the amenities like the gym and clubhouse actually useful and well-maintained in the long run? Or are they just for show? My biggest concern is the society and community vibe there. Is it friendly, or do people mostly keep to themselves? As a first-time buyer, I'm trying to get a real feel for the place beyond the marketing. Any current residents or ex-residents have insights?