– Rajesh, Peerjadiguda
REG: Mr Rajesh I can confidently say that it is a good price in Ghatkesar. The real estate sector in Telangana is growing significantly due to the revolutionary decisions taken by the Telangana government. So, there is a growing demand for real estate in and around Hyderabad. At the same time, you must focus on several factors before buying a flat. They are..
– Arun Nair, Gachibowli
REG: There have been announcements of establishing new IT Parks in Hyderabad as well as Tier-II cities like Karimnagar and Warangal. Similarly, new IT Parks in Budwel, Kompally and East Hyderabad (Uppal) areas were also widely publicized. But there has been little progress and no new IT jobs were created in these areas. They have helped only in hiking the realty prices.
After all, you are aware of the mad hunt for lands around Maheshwaram at the time of setting up of Shamshabad Airport. There was even a rumor that some people drove around in cars with money bags to buy as much lands as they can. However, the real estate market of Maheshwaram made no major progress for the next few years and some growth is being witnessed only in the last couple of years.
Soon after such announcements, the landlords as well as realtors and developers hike the land and property prices exorbitantly and sometimes, as much as they could be after 10 years. This is what happened in Maheshwaram and has been happening in Kollur which does not even have proper road connectivity from Outer Ring Road. One should imagine how much longer it would take for developing infrastructure such as roads, drinking water, electricity and drainage in this area.
There should be a reality check. You should first compare property prices in the current market to prices about two-three years ago in the area. If there is an exorbitant increase, it is better not to purchase any property in those areas. One should note that the State government is constructing over 20,000 double-bedroom houses for the poor in Kollur and its surroundings. If the current infrastructure including drinking water supplies are adequate. Take a final decision only after finding out the ground realities.
– Kiran Kumar, Bhanuru
REG: Purchase the flat only after the project receives permission from the local bodies and RERA Authority. Even if you buy a double bedroom flat at Rs 2,500 per sq.ft, if you consider the cost of car parking and other amenities, it will be as much as Rs 30 lakhs. Suppose it takes three years for the construction to complete and interest is calculated the rate of two per cent (Rs 60,000 per month), it would cost another Rs 21.60 lakh for next three years. In total, you are spending Rs 52 lakh for this flat. If the project is delayed for any other reason including Covid pandemic, the flat cost will cross Rs 65 lakh. Moreover, it is not known whether the project will start at all. Therefore, the decision to buy a flat should be made after considering all these factors.
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