There are lot of upcoming commercial projects in Noida & Greater Noida. If you are looking to invest in commercial project then Noida-Greater Noida is the right choice. Competition is already established in Noida-Greater Noida areas. Before investment in any project, we have to understand that investment in fully constructed running project will always be a costly and prices of those property are already on a peak, so exit from project will not be profitable. Upcoming and under construction commercial project gives you the benefit of low price, discounts and payment flexibility. We have done some research work and analysis on the upcoming projects in Greater Noida west which are as under:
- Brand
TREHAN IRIS (Upcoming Project) | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
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- Location
TREHAN IRIS | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
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- Architecture & Design
TREHAN IRIS | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
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- Leasing
TREHAN IRIS | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
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- Price
TREHAN IRIS | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
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- Payment Plan
TREHAN IRIS | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
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- Expected Possession Date
TREHAN IRIS | SAYA SOUTH X MALL | GAUR WORLD SMART STREET MALL | MAHAGUN MARINA WWALK MALL |
December 2024 (Phase -1 till 5th floor) | September-2023 | September, 2024 | May 2024 |
After the analysis, it has been observed that among the above projects, Gaur City Center, Mahagun Marina Walk and Trehan Iris Broadwalk projects has a separate and superior concept and architecture, these three projects are based on leasing model where the builder is committed to get the mall leased and make it financially viable for the investor. . Further, Trehan projects gives business opportunity to women entrepreneurs by introducing a theme called Verve on the second floor of their project. With swelling population of Greater Noida west, this is the right time to buy a commercial property in this area. Second floor atrium facing shops in a good mall can give a good return as investment in such shops is comparatively smaller ( than ground and first floor shops ) and the rentals and profitability is high.
Real Estate is the most popular investment option in the world. After Covid-19, several industries across sectors are experiences uncertainty, however real estate will continue to be a safe option post covid-19. Noida came into administrative existence on 17th April 1976. Due to its proximity to Delhi, it has developed into a land of opportunities and demand for properties. Noida come out as the most important investment destination of NCR. There are some reasons which justified that why one should buy commercial property in Noida:
- Location & Connectivity:
- The city is very well connected to Noida-Greater Noida Expressway and Yamuna Expressway.
- Noida International Airport, also known as Jewar Airport is under-construction international airport being constructed near the town of Jewar in Gautam Buddh Nagar, Uttar Pradesh.
- Its accessible from different key locations such as Buddh International F1 Circuit, Close to renowned MNCs, Connected with 5 Expressways, Near proposed Metro Station.
- Infrastructure & Development :
- Noida has emerged a hot spot for IT and IT-enabled service industry offering IT, ITeS, BPO.
- The major advantages include excellent power situation, engineering colleges and other educational institutions in Noida.
- Increased job opportunities will result in a significant increase in the demand for homes in the city. Accordingly, the value of commercial properties is only going to rise in the future.
- Noida ranked Best City in Uttar Pradesh and Best City in Housing in all of India in awards conducted by ABP news in 2015(Best City Awards 2015).
- Noida replaced Mumbai as the second-best realty destination, according to an analyst report.
- Investment in Noida :
- Noida and Greater Noida, provide affordable alternatives to High class, middle class and lower-class buyers in the national capital region.
- Property prices in Noida are significantly lower in comparison of Gurgaon. However, as per existing on-going development, the difference is going to reduce over next few years.
- Several builders and developers are significantly investing in commercial developments. Hence, who invest in Noida's commercial property may expect a steady profit in the future.
- Further, After RERA, Property registration in Noida has been simplified as new rules and regulatory regulations.
- Price & ROI :
- Commercial property in Noida was around Rs 16000/- per sq ft. After 5 years, Commercial property has jumped from to Rs. 16000/- to Rs 32000/- per sq ft.
- Commercial property has appreciated 100% in last 5 years.
- Noida has a potential to offer a decent ROI according to the kind of developments which are happening in the region.
- So, this is the best time for investment in Noida and Greater Noida as the price of real estate will surely go up.
Hence, buying a commercial property in Noida is a good investment for the secure future and steady quality life of individuals and families.
- Mahagun Marina Walk - Rs 16500/- per sq ft
- Saya SouthX mall - Rs 20500/- per sq ft
- Trehan Iris Broadway Greno west (likely on launch) - Rs 17500/- per sq ft
- Mahagun Marina Walk - 265 /- per sq ft plus electricity , water and sewage connection charges (as per actual) plus 12 months advance monthly maintenance charges @ 35 /- per sq ft.
- Saya SouthX mall - Rs 600/- per sq ft plus Rs 60,000/- approximately
- Trehan Iris Broadway Greno west (likely on launch) - Rs 500/- per sq ft approximately
- Mahagun Marina Walk - likely Rs 34 per sq ft per month
- Saya SouthX mall - Rs not specified per sq ft per month
- Trehan Iris Broadway Greno west (likely on launch) - Rs 17 per sq ft per month
Wisdom comes with time and in many cases it is passed on from one generation to another. However, in many cases either it comes too late or it comes after making mistakes. This is true in all spheres of life, including investment in real estate.
When many of us talk about real estate, we have only one thing in mind, that is, residential properties in general. For majority of people real estate investment is confined only to residential properties as they do not consider any other options. This approach is attributed to following major reasons:-
- Interest rate on loan for residential property is lower than commercial property
- House is considered as essential requirement
- People do not want to stay in rented house because of many nuances associated along with it
- Lack of guidance about investment in commercial property
- Tendency to avoid venturing into unknown field of investment
- Ignorance about commercial real estate investment
Two main components of real estate investment is rent and price depreciation / escalation. Rent is annual rent that one gets out of a property after deducting all expenditures. Price depreciation / escalation is the decrease / increase in the cost of the property after investment, this mostly depends on demand versus supply and inflation in the cost of raw material. Raw material in real estate is cost of the land and construction material. Price depreciation is a rare phenomenon in real estate, however, it may happen because of lack of demand, taxes / overhead cost, artificial inflation of prices and unrealistic expectations by investors.
Invest in one residential property makes lot of sense, however, making more than one investment in residential property is not recommended. There is no point in making a house and giving it on rent to someone else to live into, as rental income from a residential property is just 2 to 2.5% of the cost of investment. In many cases the rental return from residential property is even less than 2% of total investment.
Price appreciation of a residential property mostly depends on demand and supply equation. If demand in particular area is expected to rise then the price of such property will increase. If price of property has increased sharply in last few months / years then chances of further appreciation is less.
Commercial property on other hand can give rental income that is four times the rental income of a residential property. A good commercial property, if taken initially at under construction stage can give rentals up to 12% of the investment. Average rental from a good commercial property can be taken as 8%. Very low risk investment in commercial property can give rental returns of 5 to 6%. Price appreciation of commercial property again depends on the demand and supply of such property in that area.
Commercial property investment vs residential investment in Greater Noida west. When talking about residential and commercial property in a new location like Greater Noida west, the price escalation of residential property has gone up from Rs 2800 per sq ft to Rs 3700 per sq ft in last 5 years. In same time period the commercial property has jumped from Rs 12000/- per sq ft to Rs 34000/- per sq ft in certain areas. In terms of percentage the residential property grew 32% and commercial property grew 183% in five years. Rent of gourd floor commercial property in Greater Noida west is around Rs 160/- per sq ft per month and that of a residential property is Rs 7/- per sq ft per month.
Commercial property investment vs residential investment in Noida. Commercial property in Noida was around Rs 16000/- per sq ft when residential property was Rs 3800/- per sq ft. Commercial property in five years is around Rs 32000/- per sq ft in Noida and residential property in Noida in same duration is around Rs 5500/- per sq ft. In terms of percentage residential property has appreciated 44.7% and commercial property has appreciated 100%. Rent of a ground floor commercial property in Noida is around Rs 160/- per sq ft per month and that of a residential property is Rs 14 per sq ft per month
Commercial property provides social security as it is taken as a source of steady monthly income i.e monthly income that is 3 to 4 times the income of a residential property. Commercial property can also gives an opportunity for self employment by starting ones own business. Vacant commercial properties generally provide high appreciation once it is rented, buying a vacant commercial property , putting it on rent and selling it as a pre rented property results in good profit.
Buyers of commercial properties are always present in the market, reason for this is beyond the scope of this article.
Most of the business class families invest in commercial properties as they see good business sense in doing so. Salary class people are mostly oblivious of the investments in commercial properties.
Overall, investment in commercial real estate is something that one should look into, such investment is likely to result in high monthly income and thus, improves the living standard and quality of life of individuals / families.
- 2% stamp duty
- 1% court fees
- Rs 5000 lawyers fees
- Rs 600 other minor charges
- Total Amount = Rs 10.8 lacs
- Stamp duty is 2% ot total amount i.e 2% of Rs 10.8 lacs = Rs 21,600/-
- Court fees will be 1% of total amount i.e 1% of Rs 10.8 lacs = Rs 10,800/-
- Lawyer charges for getting the rent agreement registered is = Rs 5000/- to 7000/-
- Other charges = Rs 600/-
- One is required to go to court in sector 32 Noida or any other court nearby
- Get a proof of sample registered agreement from a lawyer
- Buy online stamp of 2% from the authorised stamp sellers
- Make rent agreement on stamp paper of 2 % with sign of lessor and lessee and two witnesses
- Submit the documents in the court
- Both lessor and Lessee then go to court and verify the document. Presence of witnesses is also required in the court
- Generally submission rent agreement documents in court and verification of documents is done of the same day
- PAN Card of lessee and lessor
- Adhar card of lesse and lessor
- Adhar card of two witnesses
- Two photographs of lessee and lessor
- One photograph of each witness
- Details of authority of ownership of property by lessor, property registration details
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Food court make high profit in a mall because of better business planning. Firstly, all shops in a mall are scattered except food court, all food outlets are concentrated at one place with good number of sitting facility, this attracts customers to one common place.
Secondly, there are variety of food available which can caters for all different food choices of people visiting food court. The food is cheaper than what one finds in a fine dine restaurants as the staff at the food court is common and mostly the food is provided on self service basis.
Thirdly, service at food courts is fast and ambience is good. Running of food court does not require any publicity or advertisement, all customers are able to locate the foodcourt area and the challenge for a food court owner is just to attract the customers from the table to their counter. Most of the builder ensure that the food court provide variety of foods with little or no competition of same kind of food. A well planned food court will have one south Indian counter, one pizza counter, one burger counter, one punjabi food coutner etc.
So, food court is a profitable business and the profit varies from city to city and location to location, it also depends on the cost/rent of the food court. At good location a food court if purchased on pre launch can proved a rental return of up to 14% in a good location. An example of the same is as under:-
- On launch a food court of size 300 sq ft is purchased for Rs 53 lacs.
- At possession the cost of the food court is say Rs 90 lacs
- Rent of the food court per month is Rs 60,000/- per month
- After few months of business, the market price of the food court goes up to Rs 1.2 crores
- Cost of the commercial property is calculated as per the rental return of the property and stability of the rent
- Rental ROI of a commercial property for sale is calculated on 4 to 6% for a good brand
If one opts to open his/her own business by taking a franchise of any good food brand then the income from food court can reach around Rs 2 lac per month, Pilferage from food courts is less as cash transactions at food court is not possible at counter. One needs to charge a transaction card to buy food at food court complex. One can install CCTV cameras to check pilferage of food items at ones counter.
At a good location a food court can give rent which is five times the rent of a flat in same area of same cost. Price escalation of food court can be as high as 6-7 times the price escalation of a residential property. Food court is considered as one of the best investment of real estate.
A smaller size food court of size 300 sq ft to 500 sq ft should be preferred as smaller size food courts are high on demand and availability of such food courts is less. Moreover, the common sitting area is common for all food courts, irrespective of the size of the foodcourt. Food court worth Rs 50 lacs will get same sitting area as a food court of Rs 2.5 crores.
Food courts of size 300 - 400 sq ft are mostly not available in the market as the same are picked by investors in bulk during launch of any project. Smaller size food courts give more profit and are easy to liquidate.
To get good profit out of a food court one has to understand the food habits of the community, the location of the food court and management should be good. Good hygiene and quality of food should be the top priority of food court owners. A good chef can make whole lot of difference in any food related business. Management of a food court should be good and there should be zero pilferage from the shop. Good incentive schemes work wonders with employees, target based incentive schemes keeps the employees motivated and ensures good distribution of profit at all levels. When food court outlet becomes popular then additional profit can be expected from the franchise model where income can be generated from various other cities and malls by giving franchise and taking profit from these outlets. Food business is an evergreen business and it flourished in all situations. With change in eating habits of people and high number of migratory population, profit margin of food court business will keep increasing in future,
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Comparison of commercial food court investment vs residential investment shows that profit from a food court investment is much higher than that from a residential property investment. In Greater Noida west / Greater Noida flats worth Rs 1 crore gives a rental of Rs 14000/-. Out of this amount 30% goes into taxes.
Food court in a mall worth Rs 1 crore, when invested in the right time, can give a rental of around Rs 70,000/- per month. This is the case when food court is taken on initial launch price. With construction of malls the cost of food court goes high, till possession the cost of a food court that was of Rs 1 crore reaches around Rs 1.5 crores. Once rented the cost of the food court is decided by the brand in the food court, profit made by the food court and consistency in payment of rentals.
For a ready to move in food court rental return is around 5% for a good brand and 6% for local or lesser known brand. Thus if one is getting a rent of Rs 70,000/- per month then the cost of the food court will be Rs 70,000/- X 12 = 8.4 /.05 = Rs 1.40 crores.
A good brand of food court can be sold for rental ROI of 4.5% that means the cost of the food court will be 8.4 / 4.5 = 1.866 crores. On the other hand the rental return on a residential unit will be around 2 - 2.5%, this rental return is 3 times lesser than a commercial property.
When comparing food court with a commercial shop on a ground floor it is seen that there is around 15% difference in the rent, say the monthly rent of a ground floor shop is Rs 150/- to 180/- per sq ft and rent of a food court is Rs 110/- to 140/- per sq ft. However, the difference in the cost is very high, If ground floor shop is for Rs 26000/- per sq ft and food court is for Rs 14000/- per sq ft.
Other advantages of food courts is that food courts have captive footfall and sales at food court counters are almost assured. Sitting area in front of a food court is mostly available for free. Shops of specific goods are scattered in a mall but food court units are clustered together and this assures good foot fall in that area. Eating in a food court is an upcoming trend and when mixed with Multiplex cinema halls and entertainment zones / kids zones, business from the food court shops is high and steady.
Food court units are good for rental income and self use. Cost of a food court is lesser than a ground floor shop and is almost the same as that of a residential property. Food courts in good upcoming malls are available from Rs 40 lacs to Rs 1.5 crores. Rental return on investment (ROI) and profit of a food court is higher in comparison to a house or a shop.
Food court is a modern concept that has come up with number of malls coming up in various cities. Food court is mostly on higher floors and provide variety of food to the customers. If one opens up a food counter in a food court of a good mall then he is assured of good foot fall in that area. Food court owners need not advertise about their stalls as there is a large number of walk in clients for food court. ( For best food court deals contact Amit at 8375924100 )
If someone opens a food joint in a place other than the food court then he is taking a risk of isolation. If that area is not known / accepted by the customers then the chances of failure of the commercial venture is high. In food court of a good mall client visit is assured and is almost taken for granted. As there are number of food counters in a food court, the ambience of the space is more like a food carnival. In such environment chances of failure of a F&B commercial venture is almost zero.
Investment in food court is less in comparison to a restaurant, moreover, even the owner of restaurants or big brads are forced to open a food court along with their restaurants. In many malls one can see a restaurant of Dominos as well as a food court of Dominos, many such examples are there. This is because the food court has higher quick moving crowd, this ensures higher sales.
It is also a known fact that a customer is willing to pay more in a mall and pays less for a street food. One can charge 3 to 4 times in a mall for the food that is way cheaper on streets. With higher sales and better margins one can make good profit from a food court in a good mall. Even after corona virus fast food industry was one of the first industries to get revived, moreover, there is no major impact on this industry because of online business as the source of supply for online business are food counters of food court.
Branding is another major factor for F&B business. Food court is one of the best ways to promote a brand. Having a counter in a food court provides inherent branding and a customer is more comfortable if he finds same brand in number of malls. For many companies it is compulsory to have a food counter in all good malls as this defines branding and acceptability. This is one of the best ways to start a food chain business.
Food court gives better return than most of the residential and commercial properties. Investment ticket size in a food court is less and returns are higher, this the main reason why people prefer to buy food court over other residential / commercial properties.
Most of the food court is on higher floor and it is a known fact that food courts are crowd pullers. In most of the malls one has to wait to get a seat in a food court on weekends, even on weekdays there is a good number of people in food court. Food court near Multiplexes and entertainment zones fair better and has a better commercial viability.
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Food court is a open space where there are counters for varieties of food. These counters are managed by either one company or many. There is generally a common sitting area in front of food court that is used by customers availing facilities of food court.
Loading factor in a food court is tricky because of the common area in front of food counter.Few builder do not load the common area on food court and as per going commercial norms the loading on the food court is 50% i.e the built up area of food court is 50% of the super area.
In most of the cases the loading of common sitting area is passed on to the food court owners and by doing so the loading of the food court touches almost 70%, this means that if the super are of the food court is 1000 sq ft then the built up area of food court is only 300 sq ft. In this case 50% loading of the commercial and 20% loading of the common area is passed on to the owner of the food court.
Another way of loading is that the built up area is loaded with 50% and common sitting area is provided with out loading i.e common sitting area is also registered to the owner with out any loading. For example if super area is 500 sq ft then the built up are is 250 sq ft and common area of say 200 sq ft is a part of the property which is taken by the buyer of the food court with out any loading. Therefore, super area is 500 sq ft + 200 sq ft = 700 sq ft and the built up area is 250 sq ft + 200 sq ft = 450 sq ft. Carpet area generally is 3% lesser than the built up area.
In some extreme cases the food court counter area is loaded by 66.66% and common area is also loaded with 50%. In this situation the loading on the property goes high and per sq ft cost on carpet area touches the sky.
Loading is one important factor that one must consider before buying a food court as it varies from property to property. As per RERA there is no fixed parameter about loading on property, however, RERA does dictate that the buyer should be informed by the builder about the super area, built up area and the carpet area that is given a buyer purchases.
Concept of a leased food court in Noida is that the food court is purchased by people and the food court is rented and run by the builder or another agency. The buy commits at the time of buying that they will get a rental for the food court after possession and the food court will not be used for self use. Various models are available for leased food court, the same are as under:-
Actual Rent:- In this arrangement the builder helps in leasing the food court and the builder takes a brokerage for getting the food court leased, however, the actual rent goes to the owner of the food court an builder does not keep any portion of the rent. This is one of the most profitable arrangement for the buyer.
Fixed Rent:- In this case the builder gives a fixed pre decided rent to the buyer, it is generally lower than the expected market price and builder can make a good rental profit in this scenario.
Fixed / Actual:- Builder in this case offer a minimum assured value and in case the rental is higher that the actual rental is given to the buyer
Fixed rent and 50% of difference if actual is higher:- A fixed rent is decided by the builder and in case the rent is higher then the difference of the actual rent and fixed rent is divided equally between the builder and the owner of the pre leased food court.
Advantages of Pre Leased food court are many. One of the biggest advantage is that the owner of the food court is assured of rental right from the beginning. Moreover, the maintenance costs of a shop in a mall is very high, therefor, in case of a leased food court the food court is never vacant and burden of paying the maintenance never falls on the owner.
Only disadvantage of a pre leased food court is that in few cases the rental return of the pre leased food court may be lesser than the self use food court and in case someone wants to start his own business then he can not do so.
Food court in Greater Noida west | Noida Extension
There are number of malls that are coming up in Greater Noida west which is also known as Noida extension. This is a preferred location for commercial property as there are around 2-3 lakh houses that has been delivered in this area, moreover, there are almost 3-4 lakh houses which are under construction in this area.
Food court in Greater Noida west or Noida extension is a good investment as it is coming up as a new city and people in this area are looking forward for a commercial Center near their townships. As of now there are few society shops and one mall by the name of Gaur City Center mall that is operational in this area. Gaur City Center mall is mostly managed and leased by the builder, therefore, as on date exact rental value of food court in Greater Noida west or Noida extension is not known. It is assumed that food court in Greater Noida west in a good mall will fetch a rental of around Rs 120 per sq ft per month.
With almost 4 lac families moving in at Greater Noida west in next few years, commercial ventures in this area will do well. Ground floor shops and food court shops are most preferred investments in any upcoming mall. Ground floor shops are high on investment and a good ground floor shop costs around Rs 2 crores, in comparison, food court investment starts from a budget of Rs 50 lac onwards.
In Greater Noida west one can invest in food court in following malls:-
- Mahagun Marina Walk Mall
- Gaur City Center
- Gaur World Smartstreet Mall
- Apex Park Square
- Saya SouthX Mall
- Oceans Golden I
- Bhutani Grandthum
Out of the above malls of Gaur and Mahagun Marina Walk is likely to do well, Apex and Saya are also know builder and food court is Apex Park Square and Saya SouthX will do fairly well. Golden I project has a food court on a ground floor and is also providing assured return thorough bank guarantee of State Bank of India. Bhutani Grandthum will be a main commercial centre of Greater Noida west.
Few important factors to consider while investing in a food court in this area are as under:-
- Large area of Multiplex or Superplex should be preferred. Mahagun Marina walk will have one of the largest Superplex of Delhi - NCR
- If leasing is done or supported by the builder then one can prefer investing in such a food court. Apex Park Square will support leasing of food courts
- Gaming zones and entertainment zones are crown pullers. In this category Mahagun Marina walk food court has an edge over others.
- Good brand and closeness to population center. Gaur and Mahagun are well established brand of Noida and Greater Noida west.
- Ample parking space should be there for customers visiting the mall. Gaur City Center will be having one of the largest parking area with parking space of more than 3200 cars
- Large number of people will come for thrifty shopping and one of the most preferred place for thrifty shopping will be Gaur World Smartstreet mall.
- For assured returns during investment, good parking space and ground floor food court one can invest in Golden I project. Golden I is giving assured return with a bank guarantee fo State Bank of India till possession and is also giving assured rent post possession. Apex Park Square and Saya SouthX is also giving assured rent till possession.
Bhutani Grandthum has an IT&ITES project in Greater Noida west. Bhutani is known brand that has two more projects by the name of Alphathum and Cyberthum, both projects are on Noida - Greater Noida expressway. Bhutani Grandthum and Golden I will be the major business centres of Greater Noida west, therefor, one can expect good footfall in these malls during office hours and also during week ends
Golden I is one project that will provide easy parking on ground and one can walk to food court without wasting time as food court is on ground floor. Golden I has a good visibility and with assured rent by SBI, investment in food court of Golden I is very attractive.
In general prefer a place that has a good sitting area, good ambience and open spaces. For food court in Greater Noida west or food court in Noida extension one can prefer any of the malls mentioned above. Payment plan and return on investment during construction and post possession should be evaluated before investment. As on date ( jan 2021), the going rate of food court in Greater Noida west is around Rs 15000/- per sq ft. Rate may vary from builder to builder.
Food court is a contiguous commercial space that has number of food counters with common sitting space. Food counters are of different agencies that provide variety of food options to the customer. Food court facilities are mostly available in malls, commercial buildings, airports etc. Food court spaces may or may not have fine dine restaurants nearby. Lately the trend of food court has picked up because of number of malls sprawling in various cities.
Food court is preferred over fine dine restaurant because it provides variety of food and is quick on delivery. It is a concept that works on saving time and provides quick food for shoppers, movie goers, visitors etc. Popular malls in most of the cities are jam packed on weekends and provide good business even on weekdays. For investors food court is a good choice because of following reasons:
Food court is low on investment in comparison to commercial shops:- Average cost of a ground floor shop in any good location is around Rs 30000/- per sq ft or more (as on jan 2021). If someone plans to buy a ground floor shop then one has to shed more than 2 crores. Thus, investment in a ground floor shop is heavy on pocket and is out of reach for many commercial property buyers / investors. When compared to firs or second floor commercial shops the risk of running a business on these floor is slightly risky as if mall is a partial success then there are no takers for shops on first and second floor.
Food court on other hand is visited by many customers even though the food court may be on third or fourth floor. It is an accepted norm that the food court will be on higher floors ( even top floor) and customers are willing to visit food court on these floors. Thus, investment on food court is low and returns are likely to be good. Food court in general comparison of commercial property is taken to be safe investment. Advantages of food court in comparison to other commercial properties are as under:-
- Rental income from food court is higher than shops and residential properties:- On comparison to a shop on third or fourth floor, food court on same floor will fetch higher rentals. This is because of high foot fall at food courts. Rent of a food court may vary from Rs 80 to Rs 200 per sq ft, where as the rent of shops on a higher floor may be 50% lesser than the food court.
- Food court is easier to rent out:- In most of the malls the food court is managed by the builder and they ensure good brand and good variety. If a space of food court is 500 sq ft then the likely rent of a food court is between Rs 50,000 to Rs 80,000 per month. Profit margins in food industry is high and in malls it becomes even higher, therefor, there is a commercial viability in paying high rent and still making profit in a food court.
- Online business and food court:- Online business is fast developing in all countries and shopping malls are available in ones mobile phones. Online business has a huge impact on retail business, however, for food court the impact is not big as most of the online apps collect food from the counter and they charge some profit for doing so. Online food delivery provides additional business to food courts. With lower rentals online delivery of food court give revenue to the food court operators.
- Food court along with Multiplex cinema halls:- Food court has a very high visibility and families visiting multiplex / entertainment zones prefer going to food court for a quick bite before / after visiting a multiplex / entertainment zone. This is a general trend as food inside multiplexes is very costly and in most of the household if one is watching a movie with family then there is no one at home to cook food. Asking wife to cook food after watching a movie is a dangerous preposition for many, thus, food court is a cheaper and practical solution.
- Profit for investors of food court:- Profit for investors of food court is high as food courts are launched at very reasonable prices and over and by the time of possession the price of a good court goes up by almost 50% , when rented the food courts are sold on the basis of rental ROIs. Rental ROIs are much higher that per sq ft cost of the food court. One get a buyer for food court of resale as investment on food court are low in comparison to other commercial properties.
Overall food court investment in safe and gives good returns. As mall culture is growing in metros, the local vendors will also move to food court to have a shop / outlet. Eating habits of people are changing and in metros where most of the people are form other towns and are bachelors, eating out is becoming a growing trend. Online food delivery will further help sale of food items and contrary to retail market food court business will keep booking in coming years.
One of the most promising real estate investment is in farm houses at Sohna Gurgaon. There have been instances where the farm houses purchased for few crores reached a three figure mark, such cases are in abundance in Sainik farms, Chattarpur and Brijwasan.
Farm houses at Sohna Gurgaon is the next big thing in real estate of Delhi - NCR. Infrastructure development in this area is going on at a very fast pace. Major developments are as under:-
- An elevated road is under construction between Gurgaon and Sohna.
- Elevated Delhi - Mumbai rail corridor is under construction
- Western Periphery Road is now functional
- Work on Delhi - Mumbai Expressway is going on at a fast pace
- Cargo airport is coming up at Bhiwadi, Rajasthan
One of the most important development is Delhi - Mumbai expressway, which is a 1261 kms eight lane expressway that can be expanded to a 16 lane expressway. This expressway will start from Delhi and will go through Mewat, Alwar, Bhopal, Vadodra and Mumbai. This entire expressway is planned to run through rural areas of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh to ensure that commercial development takes place in these rural areas.
One of the exit of Delhi - Mumbai expressway is coming at village Khallilpur near Sohna, land prices in this village has jumped from Rs 45 lac per acre to Rs 1 crore in last 6 months.
A parcel of farm house at Sohna Gurgaon is developed by Vatika Group. There is a Westin resort and spa in these farm houses, the resort is run by Marriot Group. Rooms/villas in Westin demands anything from Rs 12,000/- per night to Rs 33,000/- per night. Going rates of farm houses near Westin spa and resort is Rs 1.5 crores to Rs 3 crores per acre. Land connected to the main black top roads is expensive, however, if someone buys land in bulk then the average cost of the land comes out to be quiet reasonable.
Land in village Aldoka, Kurthala, Gangauli etc is available at low prices. It is recommended that the farm land in these areas should be bought through a local contact i.e from a person who is trustworthy and has an ability to handle such deals. We have identified few people who are not into real estate business but are willing to support the buying and selling process of land in these areas,
There are number of places near Sohna where farm houses can be made. One acre farm house can cost anything from Rs 50 lacs to Rs 10 crores. With all the development taking place in this area, investment near Delhi - Mumbai expressway will give high profit.
About County Group
( For more information call Amit Ph 8375924100 )
As on date the Ivy County project in Noida is one of the best projects to invest in, County Group has been doing well for the last few years and they have delivered two major projects, one in Noida and another one in Greater Noida west. Cleo County in sector 121, Noida, is one of the costliest projects of Noida. Cleo County was slow to pick up, a few years back it was trading around Rs 5600/- per sq ft and the trading price of the same project now is around Rs 8000/- per sq ft now.
Cleo County was delivered two years back, there was a bit of delay in delivery of the project but the customers were more than satisfied with the end result. It has one of the best club houses, construction quality is excellent and the ambience of the project is fabulous.
Within one year the price of the project, Cleo Count moved upwards, it jumped from Rs 6000/- per sq ft to Rs 8000/- per sq ft. After the success of Cleo County, the County Group came up with Cleo Gold towers in the project premise of Cleo County. Another project by the name of Cleo 107 was launched in sector 107, Noida. Both Cleo Gold and Cleo 107 are doing extremely well. This is to the extent that the smallest size flat i.e 3500 sq ft, in Cleo 107 is already sold out.
With most of the smaller size inventory in Cleo County, County 107 sold out, opportunities to invest in these projects are limited and ticket size of investment is very high.
About Ivy County
There is an opportunity to invest in another good project of County Group, this project is by the name of Ivy County and it is in sector 76 Noida. Ivy County project has a huge potential and is likely to set a new benchmark in Noida. Around possession, price in Ivy County is likely to be around Rs 10,000/- per sq ft.
As of now the basic price of Ivy County is around Rs 6500/- per sq ft and payment plan is 25% X 4. However, few units are available at lower price for a limited period. Therefore, if one invests in this project then till possession the return on investment can be more than 100% in 3 years as only 75% amount is to be paid till the offer of possession. The likely profit matrix for the Ivy county for 2100 sq ft flat could be as under:-
- In one year - investment Rs 70 lacs, likely profit Rs 30 lacs
- In two years - Investment Rs 1 crore, profit Rs 60 lacs
- In three years - Investment Rs 1 crore. Profit Rs 90 lacs
Above mentioned data is subject to market risk, these figures are based on the fact that any good project in Central Noida is now around Rs 7000/- per sq ft.
Price trends in Central Noida
Price of few projects in Central Noida are as under:-
- Mahagun Moderna - Rs 6500/- per sq ft
- Civitech Stadia - Rs 7000/- per sq ft for 4 BHK units
- Gaur Sportswood - Sold out
- Elite Golf Homes - Rs 6600/- per sq ft
- Mahagun Mezzaria - Rs 8000/- per sq ft
( For more information one can contact Amit Ph 8375924100 )
In central Noida there are three projects that have a potential to touch Rs 10,000/- per sq ft mark, these projects are Mahagun Mezzaria, Ivy County and Gaur Platinum Towers.
Risk Analysis
County Group in Noida is now a synonym of success as the County Group has delivered a project that is quite massive by any standards. The Cleo County project is around 25 acres and has around 2500 flats. Ivy county in comparison is a smaller project and is around 5 acres. Entire project is on MIVAN construction which is fast, stronger and easy to make. Location of the project is premium and the land being purchased is very costly, therefore, the builder is not likely to default on such a project. Land parcels in this location have been exhausted, all projects around this land are ready to move in. Metro rail, malls, shopping centres etc are nearby.
- One of the top South Indian brand, Prestige constructions, is likely to launch a project in sector 150 Noida. Project is likely to be launched in Jan 2020. They are likely to come up with high end apartments with 2 BHK of size 1300 sq ft plus and 3 BHK of size 1900 sq ft plus.
- Godrej is likely to launch a project in sector 43 Noida. Project will be based on a jungle theme with few acres of jungle in the centre and the towers will be on the periphery of the jungle. Godrej sector 43 will come up at a prime location of Noida near Botanical Garden metro station.
- Mahagun is likely to come up with a project in sector 107 Noida. Sector 107 is one of the most preferred location of Noida as it gives connectivity to Noida-Greater Noida expressway and is very close to central Noida as well. Sector 107 is very close to sector 104 which is an emerging commercial hub of Noida. Mahagun may come up with 3 BHK and 4 BHK apartments in this project.
- Exotica has a corner plot in sector 79 Noida. Exotica is likely to launch a project in next 6 months on this plot. Project is likely to be high end luxury flats.
- SKA builder is likely to launch a project in sector 143 Noida.
- There will be few more launches in sector 150 and sector 43 Noida in next one year. Few commercial projects will come up at sector 129 Noida
- they (real estate agents) prepare the house for selling
- they provide information regarding the correct pricing of the property
- they advertise the property to various potential clients and investors
- they advertise the property on various social media platforms
- they arrange the visits for various potential buyers
- they prepare terms and conditions for sale / purchase and prepare sale documents
- they help in negotiation of the property price
- they are witness to the whole process and also helps in clearing any misunderstandings if it arises in the deal
- they have skills to assist the deal at various stages
- If circle rate of a property is Rs 100 lacs
- Buyer buys a property for Rs 80 lacs
- Difference between circle rate and the buying rate Rs (100 - 80) = Rs 20 lacs
- Above difference Rs 20 lacs will be added in to the income of the buyer
- If the buyer is in 40% of income slab then the tax to be deduced is Rs 8 lacs as income tax
- The above income is to be shown as income from other sources
- In case buyer does not disclose the difference as income source then penalty up to 300% may be levied
- There are just three properties that are proper golf course facing in Delhi NCR, Jaypee Greens Greater Noida, Jaypee wishtown sector 128, DLF Gurgaon. DLF Gurgaon properties are Rs 18 crores and above.
- Jaypee Greens Greater Noida is far away, taking Delhi as a central point
- Jaypee Greens Wishtown Noida is the only option for golf facing properties. Cost of golf facing apartments is increasing with every passing week as the lowest price flats are getting sold out and there are lesser and lesser unregistered units (as TM charges are very high)
- As per court's orders NBCC will carry out the unfinished work of Jaypee Infra
- After some time there will be no flat that will be available below Rs 7200/- per sq ft all inclusive
- Unfinished towers have recently come under RERA, thus cost has increased of even under construction towers of Kalypso
- Infrastructure of Jaypee is good, this is the reason why top builder of Mumbai (Kalapatru) and Noida (Mahagun) are making their projects in Jaypee sector 128
- Kalapatru and Mahagun is asking price of under construction property as almost Rs 9000/- per sq ft
- Expected average price of sector 128 Noida after 4 years is expected to be between Rs 12000 - 20000/- per sq ft
- Jaypee being a big township of 1192 acres provides space for long distance cycling, walking, golf, sports etc
- Future of Jaypee stops affecting the project as RWA is formed after 2 years from possession
Development of “Biggest film city in the country “ has been announced recently by CM Yogi Adityanath , Uttar Pradesh . About 1000 Acers of land has been set aside near sector 21, Yamuna expressway. This will employ people in large numbers in various sectors and provide a boost to the nearby economy. Also a direct boost to the Bhojpuri cinema . This place is just 6 kms away from upcoming Jewar airport . The area has been renamed to Infotainment city . Out of this 200 acres of land will be set aside for commercial activity. Its expected to attract Rs 5000 cr investment . There will be facilities to support regular production as well as digital OTT and media streaming platforms and hence high capacity data center. The film city’s presence in Noida will benefit the artists from Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Jharkhand. It will have a film university, film museum and five star hotel among other things . A Singapore based company has already offered to invest 80 cr as initial investment for setting up film academy. Ernst and Young has been nominated to prepare a detailed project report .
Effect on the reality sector of Noida region
This announcement has already caught investors attention ,across all sectors. It is expected to boost property prices in Noida ,Greater Noida and Yamuna expressway. Development of infrastructure would spur the demand for residential and commercial properties. However the real benefits will be seen once the project sees visible signs of construction activity or nears completion . It is a welcome step of course which will boost the demand of accommodation , offices , hotels ,in the nearby region . Noida will emerge as a healthy robust luxury real estate destination and also the projects with niche market will fetch good prices. An escalation in prices in the radius of 50 kms from this infotainment city can be easily expected . The demand for customised setup , be it residential or office will go up.
- Discharge book
- Battle casualty certificate
- Address proof
- Building plan
- Registration papers
- Aadhaar card
HOD CSR DeptSHREE CEMENT LTDP.B No - 33, Bangur NagarBeawarDist - Ajmer (Rajasthan)PIN 305901
- 0.3 bag of cement per sq ft of construction,
- 60% of the plot size if the plot is unto 2000 sq ft
- 65% of construction if the plot is between 2000 - 4000 sq ft
- weight of one cement bag will be 50 Kgs.
- 1000 sq ft plot - 195 bags of cement
- 1500 sq ft plot - 293 bags of cement
- 2000 sq ft plot - 390 bags of cement
- 2500 sq ft plot - 450 bags of cement
- 3000 sq ft plot - 540 bags of cement
- 3500 sq ft plot - 630 bags of cement
- 4000 sq ft plot - 720 bags of cement
- One has to compromise on the floor and facing of the flat
- Cost is much higher than under construction house
- Overhead cost is more, transfer charges, NOC from builder etc
- One has to pay only 10% in one month of booking
- 10% is mandatory for making builder buyer agreement (BBA)
- Balance 90% is to be paid on offer of possession
- No need to take loan at initial stage, one can take loan for 90% of residual payment
- Offer of possession is made before 2-3 months of actual possession.
- Financial exposure is less
- One can reap good interest rate on 90% of the payment held in DSOP / FD etc
- One can get a flat of her/his choice
- One gets a good price escalation on offer for possession
- Godrej
- Antara Senior living - Max Group venture
- Gaur Sons
- Gulshan
- Lets say a flat of Rs 70 lacs escalates to Rs 90 lacs on offer of possession
- Investment Rs 70 lacs
- Profit Rs 20 lacs
- Return in percentage 28.5 % in two years
- Yearly return 14.28%
- In 10:90 payment plan, let's say for similar flat
- Investment Rs 7 lacs
- Profit Rs 20 lacs
- Return in percentage 285%
- Annual profit 142.8%
- It will have one of the largest Audi halls with 14 screens
- It will be supporting one of the biggest entertainment zone of Delhi - NCR
- Big spaces for Hyper market / Electronic stores
- Parking for 1500 cars
- International shopping brands and fashion brands
- Water based theme with exotic plants
- Big atrium and space for customers
- Capsule lifts between Audi theatres and Food court
- Multilevel escalators to reach on different floors
- Food court floor will have entertainment zone
- There will be a capsule lift between Audi halls and food court
- Food court will be of two types
- Leased food court - Managed and leased by Mahagun
- Self use food court - Managed / rented out by individuals
- Food court will have three main segments on left right and centre
- Adequate sitting area will be provided
- Price - 16999/- per sq ft
- Initial discount - 1000/- per sq ft
- IFMS - Rs 100/- per sq ft
- Sinking fund - Rs 165/- per sq ft
- GST - 8%
- Applicable PLCs
- Discount of Rs 500/- for 70:30 payment plan
- Additional Big Discount on form for early buyers from https://property.sale
- Exclusive offer - First transfer free
- Payent plan 70:30 for Mahagun Marina Walk
- Booking Amount - 10%
- Amount Due in 45 days of booking - 60%
- Amount Due on offer of possession - 30% plus Additional charges (if any)
- Payment plan 60:20:20 for Mahagun Marina Walk
- Booking Amount - 10%
- Amount Due in 45 days of booking - 50%
- Amount due within 2 years of date of booking or Completion of Multiplex roof of Mahagun Marina Walk Mall (which ever earlier) - 20%
- Amount due, on offer of possession - 20% plus additional chargers (if any)
- House is an essential requirement
- Interest on home loan is less
- One gets tax benefits on home loan
- Self funding in buying a house is low
- People prefer giving EMIs over giving rent
- Families are emotionally attached to residential properties
- Why I am buying this property ?
- How I will use this property ?
- When will I self use this property ?
- What is the likely appreciation in 5 years ?
- What will be the likely rent from the property ?
- Average rent of residential - Rs 7/- per sq ft
- Average rent of commercial ground floor - Rs 120/- per sq ft
- Higher side rent of residential - Rs 14/- per sq ft
- Higher side rent of commercial - Rs 260/- per sq ft
- Category A - Rs 36 Lacs
- Category B - Rs 38 Lacs
- Category C - Rs 40 Lacs
- Category D - Rs 42 Lacs
- Booking - Rs 1 lac
- Within 10 days - 10% of BSP minus Rs 1 Lac
- Within 100 days - 15% of BSP
- Within 200 days - 25 % of BSP
- On offer of possession - 50% of BSP
- Gaur is a well known brand and has an impeccable reputation in terms of timely delivery and quality of construction. Gaur have given more than 30 possessions of properties in last 10 years. Projects in Gaur city and Gaur Saundaryam are one of the best projects of Greater Noida west
- Investment in Gaur is risk free and gives high returns
- Greater Noida west has very high population in
- Sector 31, 450 sq mtr kothi worth Rs 7 crores available for Rs 4.3 crores
- Sector 52 520 sq mtr kothi worth Rs 8 crores available for Rs 5.4 crores
- Sector 50 200 sq mtr kothi worth Rs 3.4 crores available for Rs 3 crores
- Sector 41 200 sq mtr kothi worth Rs 2.5 crores available for Rs 2.25 crores
- Best club houses with separate club house for all clusters.
- Many indoor sports facilities like
- Air hockey
- Foosball
- Arcade machines
- Foos ball
- Virtual gaming etc
- Some Godrej properties have out door sports facilities like
- Basket ball
- Skating
- Tennis
- Squash
- Indoor badminton
- Cricket
- State of art multipurpose halls
- Theme based swimming pools with wooden decks, juice bars and cabanas
- Music studios with musical instruments
- Celebration lawns for party and other type of celebrations
- Guest rooms for the guest of the residents
- Many theme parks with coloured trees and fragrance gardens. Garden of senses like fragrance garden etc
- Yoga and meditation parks
- Maze gardens and reflexology paths
- Nature trails and tracking area
- Jogging tracks
- Fish ponds, artificial forests, koi ponds
- Personal entertainment zones
- Movie halls with limited sittings
- Kalypso court flat size 3600 in sector 128 Noida - Market price Rs 2.5 crores , purchased at Rs 1.95 crores
- 378 mtr plot in sector 116 Noida - Market price Rs 2,5 crores, distress price Rs 1.7 crores
- 1000 mtr institutional plot in Greater Noida KP 3 - Market price Rs 2.5 crores, distress price Rs 1.4 crores
- 239 sq yd plot in sector 131 - Market price Rs 1.7 crores , distress price Rs 1.25 crores
- 1000 mtr Villa near MG road Gurgaon - Market price Rs 15 crores, distress price Rs 9.5 crores
- 3 BHK flat on Golf course extension road Gurgaon -Market price Rs 1.4 crores, distress price Rs 1.10 crores
- And many more
- Payment of Medical bills
- Moving abroad
- Funds required to buy some other property
- Losses in business / funds required for business
- Sudden dip in income
- Education of Children
- Family dispute / issues
- Division of property within family members
- Some major expenditure in family like marriage of sister / daughter
- Divorce cases
- Old age
- Consolidation of property / Problem in management of property
- Low rental income / Return on investment
- Other personal reason
- Seller of Plot in Greater Noida worth Rs 2 crores is willing to sell it for Rs 1.25 crores
- Institutional plot in Greater Noida of size 1000 sq mtr worth Rs 2.5 crores is available for Rs 1.4 crores
- Shops worth Rs 10 crores in Greater Noida west is available for Rs 7.5 crores (with rent potential of Rs 6-8 lacs per month)
- 1000 sq mtr villa in Greater Noida worth Rs 15 crores is available for Rs 10 crores
- Commercial building in heart of Delhi worth Rs 240 crores is available for Rs 150 crores
- Play school plot of 1000 sq mtr worth Rs 60,000 per sq mtr is available for Rs 40,000/- per sq mtr in Noida
- Villa in Noida of size 450 sq mtr worth Rs 7 crores is available for Rs 5 crores
- Kalypso court flat of size 3600 sq ft worth Rs 3 crores is available for Rs 2 crores
- More deals are available at www.distress.property.sale
Year | Amount Deposited @ Rs 12 lakh per year | Amount after adjusting inflation | Bank Interest on actual amount | Total Value |
First Year | 12 | 10.32 | 0.48 | 10.8 |
Second Year | 22.32 | 19.1952 | 0.96 | 20.1552 |
Third year | 31.1952 | 26.827872 | 1.44 | 28.267872 |
Fourth Year | 38.827872 | 33.39196992 | 1.92 | 35.31196992 |
Fifth Year | 45.39196992 | 39.0370941312 | 2.4 | 41.4370941312 |
Sixth Year | 51.0370941312 | 43.891900952832 | 2.88 | 46.771900952832 |
Seventh Year | 55.891900952832 | 48.0670348194355 | 3.36 | 51.4270348194355 |
Eight Year | 60.0670348194355 | 51.6576499447145 | 3.84 | 55.4976499447145 |
Ninth Year | 63.6576499447145 | 54.7455789524545 | 4.32 | 59.0655789524545 |
Tenth year | 66.7455789524545 | 57.4011978991109 | 4.8 | 62.2011978991109 |
- Commercial real estate
- Shops
- Food courts
- Office spaces
- ATM spaces
- Ware houses
- Hotels
- Student housing
- Industrial real estate
- Plots
- Industrial sheds
- Buildings
- Institutional real estate
- Schools
- Colleges
- Agricultural real estate
- Farm houses
- Farm land
- Land of the builder should be fully paid up
- There should be no loan on the builder against the property that he is selling
- Property should be bankable, the bank should be giving loan for the property. This is because bank does its own checks to assess the financial viability of the property.
- Transaction account of the property should be in a reputed bank
- Project should be RERA registered
- Adequate penalty clause should be there for delay in possession of the property
- There should be easy payment plans like 50:50, where buyer pays 50% now and 50% on possession
Easy exit polity to the buyer
- For down payment plan (95% in one month and balance on possession) - Assured return is 12% per annum
- For high partial down payment (75% in now month and balance on possession) - Assured return is 11% per annum
- For partial down payment (50% now and balance on possession) - Assured return is 10% per annum
- Most people plan buying a house at the end of school session
- Interest rate on home loan has decreased significantly. People prefer paying home loans over rent.
- Most of the rent agreements are renewed between may - july, new agreements are generally 10% higher than the previous agreements, this constant rise forces the tenants to buy a house of their own
- Tenants are asking for waiver/discount on rent because of lockdown, this is resulting into discord between tenants and owners
- Work from home concept has increased the importance of home, people want bigger and better homes
- People staying in illegal/unorganised colonies have now realised the importance of hygiene and sanitation, therefor, they want to shift to houses in good societies.
- Builders are offering better payment plan and discount
- Many buyers have to settle cases of long term capital gain before July
- Accumulation of home buyers who were not able to buy a house in last 3-4 months because of lockdown
- Self reliant residential clusters:- Demand of self reliant residential clusters will increase. Residential clusters that can generate all essential requirements of the residents from within the campus will fall in this category. Such complexes will have following:-
- Green houses / vegetable gardens to provide organic vegetables to the residents
- Storage place for grains and pulses
- Hydroponic farming facilities
- Fruit trees and gardens
- Sanitisation facility for outside products
- Facility for screening of people and items
- Isolation rooms for patients with all facilities
- Clustering plan for houses to ensure containing virus in a cluster/clusters.
- Independent office/industrial complex
- Stand alone office complex that can be used by one company
- Control of management will be with the company
- Company will control the entry and exit of people
- Residential facility for employees to be with in the building or nearby
- Drive in Auditoriums/ restaurants
- Drive in auditorium is a very popular concept in USA. Here people drive-in in a car to an open ground and watch movie on a big screen without getting out of their cars
- Drive in auditoriums ensures minimum human interface, thus, this is safe in comparison to auditorium in malls
- Studio apartments in metro cities
- Demand of furnished studio apartment will increase as people will avoid staying at 4/5 star hotels. Senior executives of companies will require self managed studio apartments for their long stays / joining of companies
- Second home / studio apartments at tourist places
- Tourist will avoid staying in hotels and the regular tourists will prefer buying second home at good hill stations / tourist places
- Control on spreading of pandemic
- This will save time for many
- Lesser traffic on road
- Less consumption of fuel
- Lesser air and noise pollution
- a better way will be developed to manage urban system within city and across states .
- Number of likely buyers in the market
- Requirement of buyers
- Residential ready to move in
- Pre leased property with fixed rentals
- Office space / stand alone building etc
- Number of key players in your industry and what kind of numbers they can achieve
- Products available in the market and evaluating products in various price brackets and segments
- Chances of surge in sale of a particular product and likely reason for the same
- Chances of surge in sale in particular location and likely reason for the same
- All assets available in the environment and optimal exploitation of these resources
- Understand / study the mind set of buyers post lock down
- October 2019 - 34%
- November 2019 - 40%
- December 2019. - 41%
- January 2020. - 43%
- February 2020 - 44%
- March 2020. . - 31%
- April 2020 (Partial). - 23% (likely to stay between 31% and 35%)
- Large / uncontrolled area of occupation
- Multiple entry and exit points
- Narrow roads and walkways
- No major dividing roads
- Lack of parks and open area
- Lack of / improver waste disposal system
- No demarcation of residential and commercial areas
- No restrictions on size of residential units
- No setbacks and space between the flats
- Overpopulated areas
- No fire / service lanes
- Unhygienic ways of people staying in such colonies
- Reduce approval time for approval of housing projects
- Do not charge taxes on construction material for affordable housing
- Provide subsidy for houses
- Provide loans at zero / low interest rates
- Do not charge GST on under construction houses below Rs 50 lacs or more
- Provide facilities like schools and parks in all societies
- Provide good hygiene and waste disposal system in the colonies
- Farming neighbourhood
- Through cold calls
- Referrals
- Sale by owners
- Question - Will real estate prices go down due to corona virus crises ? (most frequently asked question)
- For last many years 95% of investment in Indian real estate is by the end users. People who invested in real estate were clear that the inventory over hang time in India is almost 2 years and it is not an investor friendly market anymore. As a result, most of the people who purchased properties are either the end user or are long term investors. Prices of the properties were at all time low when corona virus pandemic started, therefore, there is hardly any room for properties to go down. However, the prices may go down if this pandemic lasts for more than one year. There may be some sellers who will do a desperate deal, but such sellers won't be that many. Moreover, desperate deals seldom goes to end users as brokers and investors pick up such properties.
- Question - How long will it take for real estate to come up again under this situation ?
- Real estate is a necessity and is third on priority after food and clothings. If we take real estate as sale, purchase and rentals then we see that rentals will pick up immediately, then after some time sales will also pick up. In major cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, Gurugram, Delhi etc people will come back from small town and villages for jobs and rentals will pick up immediately as the situation is normal.
- Question - How long will this situation of lockdown continue ?
- Due to financial constraints the situation will become sub normal by Jun 2020. In case corona virus is not controlled then we will be forced to live with corona virus as shut down beyond Jun 2020 will result in more deaths due to famine and poverty. We will be asked to take precautions and work in a normal way. Just like AIDS, we take precautions against AIDS and we keep working. Either Corona virus will go away or we will adjust ourselves to live with corona virus around us. There is a possibility that government may resort to open few cities for local population, if Gurugram is corona virus free then they will open Gurgaon with a condition that no outsider will be allowed to come in without mandatory quarantine period. Under such conditions rentals may pick up.
- Questions - What kind of properties will have maximum impact because of corona virus ?
- Under construction properties of lesser known builder will face problems. Many builders may file for bankruptcy due to corona virus epidemic. Properties rented to hotels and fine dine restaurants will face the wrath. Many hotels and fine dine restaurants may vacate the properties. Properties with easy payment plans will be preferred. Commercial properties will suffer in case the pandemic goes on for a long time. Properties rented to hospitals and Pharma companies will keep giving rentals.
- Question - I have a property and I want to sell that property, what should I do ?
- If there is no urgency then you should hold on to your property for few more months. In case you have some urgent requirement then you should evaluate demand and supply matrix of that location. In case there are many unsold inventory in that area / there are many sellers then you will be offered a price which is around 30% lesser than the previous market price, else, you will get a price which is around 15% lower than the market price, Locations with good demand will pick up to previous market price in few months. We are taking previous market price as the prices as on 01 Jan 2020.
- Question - I was planning to buy a property but lockdown happened, should I buy property after lockdown restrictions are over or should I wait for prices to go down ?
- In case you are looking for ready to move in property then after lockdown you can explore some desperate deal offers for 2 months, after that you can buy property. In case you are looking for under construction properties then do a deal after 15-30 days of lockdown, you can do good deals and may get a very easy payment plan. Waiting for too long will not help as property prices do not have much room to go downwards.
- Question - My tenant is vacating my property as he is not able to pay rent. What should I do ?
- Give your tenant a rent free period of 2-3 months or may be bit more. For commercial property one can give higher relief to the tenant, as per nature of his business and time it will take for revival. One can also go for profit sharing model for few months and then switch over to rent again. Try to support your tenant in this crisis and in the longer run you will see that such gesture will get you financial gains and few good friends.
- More traffic on the roads
- More fuel consumption and more carbon emission and more pollution
- Wastage of time and effort
- Spreading of epidemic / other health issues
- Do tele conferences/video conferences with your team
- Speak to your prospective and existing clients
- Contact on phone , prospective sellers and buyers
- Collect and collate data
- Learn and conduct training for your team on video conference
- Do online promotions of your brand and products
- Make effective videos and creatives
- Talk to builders and channel partners for future collaborations
- Make social media groups and plan social media expansion
- Do head hunting and try to find good employees
- Improve on policies and processes for all departments
- Share data with counterparts of other real estate companies
- Strengthen up ties with existing investors and develop relations with new investors
- Make presentations, information brochures, pamphlets etc
- Find fundings for expansion of business
- Discuss topics and issues with learned people of the industry
- Write case studies and write about the lessons learnt and ways to improve processes
- Take feedback from the customers
- Learn about new technologies like big data, Artificial intelligence etc
- Study about international real estate market and ways to implement positive aspects of the same
- Plan expansion of business to other locations/cities
- Share relevant articles and discuss
- Share list of books, songs, movies etc
- Conduct online creative workshops
- Update social calendar and planners
- Write a blog the way I am doing right now
- Engage a consultant who is committed to cause:- Engage a consultant who is committed to sell your property. He should know that he is the one who has exclusive rights for selling a property for a certain time period, provide him with the keys of the property and give him authority to make minor decisions on your behalf. Initial focus should be on visits of potential buyers and taking feedbacks from them. During lean time the conversion rate is one out of ten, this means that one customer out of ten who visited the property will be seriously interested in buying the property. If this does not happen then one should take feedback from all visiting customers and see if there is any any flaw in the sales pitch. Flaw in the sales pitch is mostly about wrong pricing or selling a property that has many drawbacks.
- Be firm and decisive:- If you have decided to sell a property then be very firm about the same, do not get distracted when some one tells you to hold on to the property for one more year or there is some development going on in that area and property price will increase etc. Being indecisive affects the reputation of the seller and properties of such buyers are tagged as negative properties / time wasters.
- Use social media to promote your property:- Social media is a good way to promote the property that one wants to sell. Information regarding the sale can be circulated on platforms like Facebook, whattsapp, twitter etc. While sharing the information one can request to circulate the information to other group members. Put up a good picture and give a good description about the property, give a genuine reason for selling your property and focus on the advantages that buyer will get by doing the deal.
- Make your offer look lucrative:- Offer should always look lucrative as most of the sales happen because of the fear of missing out on a good price or a good property. Add on a special clause for limited period like two ACs will be given free if deal is done in 3-4 days, or you will give additional discount only for next few days.
- Focus on people who are staying on rent in same society or area:- Todays tenant will be a buyer tomorrow, most of the tenants end up buying property in same society or same area, this is mostly because of the nearby facilities like schools, offices etc. All tenants in the society / area are potential buyers. One can use mediums like notice boards, pamphlets, social media to reach to such potential buyers. One can also talk to the RWA staff, guards, shopkeepers etc to pass on the information.
- Be flexible about the deal:- Be flexible about the deal at all stages, do not say no to deal for a variation of small amount, be logical with the buyer. However, it is also important to shrug off the buyers who make ridiculously low offers, such people are time wasters and a polite "No" should be the first and last conversation with such buyers.
- What is the going rental in the area ?
- How much is the maintenance cost ?
- What are the power back up charges ?
- What facilities are there in the club / community centre ?
- What are the charges for various house hold works ?
- How good is the response of maintenance staff ?
- What are the security features ?
Well planned like other sectors of noida , Arun Vihar is a low density , well located colony for retired and serving armed forces officials. Civilians also can buy and stay there .Arun Vihar covers sectors 28, 29 and 37. The resident welfare association also known as AWRWA is , located in Sector 37. Spread over approximately 300 acres, it consists of 4,752 dwelling units with around 27,000 residents. Talking to veterans here the story of setting up of Arun Vihar was a catalyst in the rapid growth of Noida, as initially Noida was not attracting a lot of people as a viable option , safe option to stay. The land was given to the AWHO at a very low price to make it attractive for serving or retired personnel to apply in the housing units . Slowly it provided a much needed stimulus to the development of other prime sectors in its vicinity. Atta village in the vicinity developed into the glitzy hub of malls and multiplexes and shopping destination for all of Noida and south delhi ,it is now. The RWA has divided itself into 25 wards for the ease of administration. Each ward is looked after by a designated Ward Director. The ward director is elected. The neighbourhood has a tri-service war memorial, Shaheed Smarak, built to commemorate martyrs. And each year high dignitaries come to pay respect and homage .
Botanical Garden and Noida Golf Course are Metro stations close to it. The RWA also has a library for the resident bookworms. The common community hall is located in Sector 37. Arun Vihar Institute (AVI), the RWA club, is a much sought after venue for entertainment and relaxation for residents of Arun Vihar. .Several markets: Ganga market, Lal market, Brahmaputra shopping complex and Godavari complex. The markets meet all the basic needs of the residents . Army public school and Delhi public school are big schools within the perimeter. Additional facility of ECHS and canteen services are also available for retd personnel. Buses regularly ply for patients wanting to visit Base Hospital and Research and Referral Hospital in Delhi. The veterans are and stay happy here and more people retiring opt to buy flats here for permanent residency making it as an ideal option to buy or rent a flat.
- Pay booking amount ( One can get full refund of this amount before making another payment or signing of Builder buyer agreement)
- Pay 20% of the cost of the flat in one month including booking amount
- No need to take home loan or get it dispersed or in other words this is not a subvention plan. Subvention plan is not buyer friendly as default in payment by builder means that buyer is liable to make the payment.
- Pay 80% on offer of possession
- One saves EMIs of bank loan for approximately three years in some cases. Taking that the house is for Rs 100 lacs one saves EMI on Rs 75 lacs per year. EMI on Rs 75 lacs is around Rs 8 lacs per year, in three years one ends up saving Rs 24 lacs.
- Cost of the property in three years may rise by Rs 30 lacs*.
- Profit in three years may be around Rs 30 lacs by investing Rs 20 lacs*.
- Average return may come out to be Rs 10 lacs per year or 50% every year. In comparison to this any other residential property may fetch only 5% to 6% every year.
- For more information call Amit Singh( Ph 8375924100)
- Godrej Golf links flats Greater Noida (sizes 1700 sq ft and 2300 sq ft approximately)
- Parkland flats
- Windsor flats
- Godrej Nest sector 150 Noida ( All flats of size 1907 sq ft and 2062 sq ft approximately)
- Godrej palm retreat sector 150 Noida ( All flats of size 1037 sq ft approximately)
- Godrej South Estate Delhi ( All flats sizes 1500 sq ft, 2200 sq ft, 2700 sq ft, 3800 sq ft)
- Factors related to leasing and ownership
- Duration of lease: Longer the duration better it is for the property in terms of stability. Most of the agreements are for 9 years, however, few are for 12 years and 15 years as well.
- Rate of increase of rent and duration: Standard agreement is increase of rent of 15% every three years, few agreements read increase of 5% rent every year. In some cases first increase is after first year, then it increases after every 3 years. Agreement with 15% increase every 3 years is good and the one with 5% increase every year is even better.
- Tenure of lease expired and balanced: If tenure of agreement is about to be finished in 2-3 years then one has a risk that the tenant may not renew the lease agreement, and in such cases tenant may vacate the property, this means loss of rent for few months to few years. One should avoid properties where rent tenure is about to be over,
- Return on Investment: Higher ROI is better, but one should see that it should be close to the ROI of similar properties in that area, else this may be a trap by seller to sell property at higher rates and after sale of property there is a possibility that the tenant may vacate it,
- Lock in period: Higher the lock in period better it is, locking of 3 to 5 years is standard. Heavy penalty on the tenant on vacating the property in lock in period gives higher safety.
- Exit clause for tenant: Exit clause is applicable mutually for both the owner and the tenant, owner should get enough time to find a new tenant in the the exit clause time frame. Warning period of 3 months or more is good enough for tenant to exit.
- Lease rent paid one time or every year: If lease rent is paid one time by the seller then one saves yearly expenditure of paying lease rent, one should calculate the lease rent to be paid to calculate the ROI on the property.
- Company transfer or individual transfer: Company transfer of property is easier to execute and saves money, company comes with both asset and liabilities, therefore, one should ensure that the property being transferred through company transfer should not have any liabilities.
- Circle rate in the area: Avoid transaction of properties below circle rate, one should trade properties at actual rates that are above circle rate. In case circle rate is higher than the trading value than authorities should be informed regarding the same and one should have a good reason for trading of properties below circle rate,
- Cost of transfer of ownership: Over head cost of transfer of ownership of the property should be calculated property and should be factored in calculating the ROI on property.
- Loan on property: All loans of bank and personal loans should be cleared by the seller, under taking from the buyer regarding the same is must.
- Any illegal or unauthorised construction in the property: All illegal construction on the property should be razed and property on ground should be as per the approved map, any penalty regarding the same should be cleared by the seller.
- Dues on the property: All dues on the property should be paid, dues are generally in terms of electricity bills, RWA bills, charges of local authority etc.
- Furnishing of property by owner or tenant: Buyer should check about the furnishing / interiors of the of the property. If owner has got the furnishing of the property then it is better, if tenant has done the furnishing of the property then it is important to know about the disposal of interiors and furniture in that case.
- Recurring expenditure like maintenance charges, power charges etc: One should know of all recurring expenditures on the property, Lower monthly expenditure and maintenance charges is better. Expenditure regarding power back up and expense on fuel should be known. At certain places electricity charges are very high on regular basis or after certain time like after 6 pm or on Saturdays and Sundays, if one works on such odd hours then he should calculate higher electricity charges as expense.
- Factors related to property
- Location of the property: Location of commercial property is very important, ground floor high visibility shops are always high on preference of buyers and such shops has very high liquidity. Price of such shops are higher and ROI is less. One should prefer to pick best location shop / property to ensure good liquidity of his capital amount, even if ROI on such property is less.
- Going rent of similar property: Before buying a pre leased property one should check the going rental rates of that area, the variation of the rent of the property should not be more than 10% of the going rates
- Price of vacant property: It is a known fact that a vacant property is sold on per sq ft rate and rented property is sold on ROI, still one should see that there should not be a very big difference between vacant and leased property. Too high. a difference is an indicator of problems ahead. Also there should not be many vacant shops / properties available in that area.
- Future development: One should check the future development plans in that area, there may be some diversion, elevated road or a toll point coming up in near vicinity, this may result in heavy depreciation of the property. Such properties should be avoided.
- Check who all vacated the property recently and why: Do some deliberation to check about the tenants who vacated the property or similar property, find out the reason for vacation. Also take inputs from the nearby tenants and property owners, such inputs about the properties may help save future problems.
- Project is located in green open area adjoining to Noida Golf course
- Location of the project is at sector 43 Noida, best location of Noida
- This area is about 1km away form botanical garden metro station. That provides connectivity to Blue line and Magenta line as well.
- This project is open from three sides, there is green belt on two sides of the project. Approach to the project is decent and it will improve in coming times.
- Work on the Road in front of the project is going on and the project sales office is also under construction.
- The road adjoining the project goes to Dadri road that conencts sector 18 with NPEZ and goes beyond to Dadri
- This road meets the Dadri road at the rear of Noida golf course
- On the left the road goes to village Shahpur and Challera. This is a well established sector of Noida
- At the back side of the project, here road is under construction, this road will be completed in approximately three months
- Village Shahpur is at the backside of the project and behind that is project Prateek Stylehome and Amarpali Sapphire
- Towards right is village challera and sector 44, 45 Noida
- The project is likely to be launched soon that is in the early months of year 2020
- Location of the project is excellent but is enveloped with villages, approach to the project as of now is poor but with the upcoming roads the approach will improve.
- with the improvement in road connectivity this project will go high on demand.
- This may be the firs and last project big brand project in this area as land in central Noida is exhausted
- training of team through online lectures
- online listings by owners on websites and portals
- writing informative blogs and content
- talking to existing clients and taking feedbacks,
- improving work flow processes
- sales people can give case studies and lessons learnt from handling clients
- people at senior level can think of writing a book etc.
- ROI in terms of rent - Annual rent that a person gets from that property
- ROI in terms of profit sharing - Tenant uses the property and instead of rent he gives a share of profit he makes out of the business that he doing from that property
- ROI in terms of rent and profit sharing which ever is higher - Minimum rent is assured in this case, however, if profit of the business is higher that the rent then profit is given instead of rent.
- If annual rent of property is Rs 12 lacs ( monthly rent of Rs 1 lacs ) and seller wants to sell the property at ROI of 5% then the cost of the property will be
- = Rs 12 lacs / 5% (annual rent / ROI for sale)
- = Rs 12 lacs / (5/100) (to convert % value to number divide denominator by 100)
- = Rs 12 lacs / .05 (value of denominator after conversion from % value to number)
- = Rs 240 lacs (value after dividing numerator with denominator)
- = Rs 2.4 crores (value in crores)
- If annual rent of property is Rs 12 lacs ( monthly rent of Rs 1 lacs ) and seller wants to sell the property at ROI of 7% then the cost of the property will be
- = Rs 12 lacs / 7%
- = Rs 12 lacs / (7/100)
- = Rs 12 lacs / .07
- = Rs 171.42 lacs
- = Rs 1.714 crores
- Shop / show room leased to local brand - 8%
- Shop / leased to show room to good brand - 6%
- Shop leased to private bank - 5.25%
- Shop leased to nationalised bank - 4.75%
- = Rs 10.8 lacs / 6%
- = Rs 10.8 lacs / .06
- = Rs 180 lacs
- = Rs 1.8 crores
- = Rs 10.8 lacs / 6%
- = Rs 10.8 lacs / .06
- = Rs 180 lacs
- = Rs 1.8 crores
- When the annual rent of a property is Rs 12 lac and ROI for sale is 6%, then the cost of the property is Rs 2 crores.
- Now after 3 years the rent increases 15% and it becomes Rs 13.8 lacs and because of good demand the ROI for sale in now 5% then the cost of the property becomes Rs 276 crores. Thus the profit to the buyer is the rent that he was getting and the plus Rs 76 lacs as property price escalation
- Society Flats - High security
- Builder Floors - Low security
- Villas / Independent house - Low security
- Single point entry exit
- Security cameras
- Security guards at main gate
- Security guard at tower
- Single floor entry to visitors
- High boundary walls etc
- Searching property in Noida: One can look for property in Noida through offline and online methods. For offline one can contact the brokers who are working in specific sectors. For online search one can use google search or websites like 99acres, magicbricks, property.sale etc
- Lease Hold and free hold properties: Most of the property in Noida is on a lease hold for 99 years. Noida authority gives a property to builder on a 99.year lease, builder further gives it on a sub lease to the buyer of flat for 99 years. For the sale reason one time lease rent is charged by the authority. If you are buying a flat in Noida then you have to pay one time lease rent to the builder.
- Registry charges on the property: Registry charges in Noida is standard 5%,however, it is proposed by the Noida authority that the registry charges be increased from 5% to 6%, the same will be implemented in the first half of year 2020.
- Extra charges on the property: Apart from lease rent there are few more charges taken by the builder, few of the charges are Interest free maintenance charges, fire fighting charges, power back up charges, dual meter installation charges, sinking fund charges, preferential location charges etc. GST on the projects keeps changing, on most of the residential projects GST is 5% and on commercial projects it is 12%. In many cases builders give rebates in extra charges and GST as well. One should ask for rebate on these charges while negotiation to buy a flat.
- Transfer of resale property: Transfer of registered property in Noida is in two ways, one is builder transfer and the other is transfer of registered flat. Builder transfer is a transfer of unregistered flat by the builder, these type of flats are mostly under construction flats, in such cases builder takes transfer charges which may vary from builder to builder. While purchasing a property one should take at least one should negotiate free transfer from the builder. The other type of transfer is transfer of registered flats, such property attracts TM charges which vary from Rs 600 to Rs 1650 per sq mtr, these charges are taken by Noida authority.
- Average rate of properties: Average price of property in Noida is Rs 5500 per sq ft for the residential properties and Rs 32000/- per sq ft for the commercial ground floor shops as on Feb 2020. This price will vary form builders to builders, luxury properties go up to Rs 11000/- per sq ft for luxury flats.
- Expected rentals: Expected rentals from the residential property is 2% per annum of the cost of the property and 6% for the commercial shop. Most of the commercial society shops will fetch rental of Rs 150/- per sq ft per month. One can get a 2 BHK flat on rent for Rs 20000/- per month and 3 BHK flat on rent for Rs 25,000/- per month.
- Best locations of Noida: Best locations of Noida for residential properties are Noida expressway, central Noida from sector 74 to sector 79, sector 43 Noida and sector 150 of Noida. For open living one should consider Noida expressway and sector 150 Noida. One may consider metro rail connectivity before buying a property as rentals and resale of properties near Metro rail lines is better.
- Known builders of Noida: Known builders of Noida in residential sector are ATS, Ace, Mahagun, Gaur, DASNAC, Prateek, Ajnara, Supertech, JM, Omaxe, Jaypee, civitech etc. In commercial there are builders like Ace,Bhutani, Spectrum, Jaypee, MMR etc.
- Future of property in Noida: Future of Property in Noida is very bright as jewel airport is coming up near Noida. Noida is very close to south Delhi and connectivity of Noida to Delhi is very good. Infrastructure development with in the city is excellent. Metro line connectivity of the city is one of the best in the country. Population of Noida is growing by the rate of 12% every year, this is mainly due to migration of people from other cities for jobs. Revenue generation from the city is high and people have good buying capacity. Number of jobs are likely to be created in this are because of Jewar Airport and DMRC corridor. Thus, property prices of the city is likely to go up in coming years.
- Celestial Garden
- Picnic Garden
- Cycle track
- Play area
- Fruit trees
- Medicinal and herbal plants
- Pergolas
- Multipurpose hall
- Amphitheatre etc
- Shops take time to get a tenant
- Maintenance of shop is costly
- Shops may stay vacant for a very long time
- Resale of shops take time in comparison of shops in food court.
- Getting a good tenant for a shop is difficult and time consuming
- There are four to six floors of shops in a mall but there is only one floor of food court
- People prefer food courts over restaurants
- Noida - Greater Noida expressway
- Greater Noida west
- Central Noida
- North/central Delhi
- Food court assured rental - Rs 80 psf + 50% of profit sharing
- Assured return on shop on same floor - Rs 40 psf + profit sharing
- Residential apartment rentals - Rs 15 psf
- Prateek Ediffice - from Rs 6700 pst to Rs 8700 psf
- Mahagun Mezzaria - from Rs 6500 psf to Rs 8000 psf
- Cleo County - form Rs 5700 psf to Rs 7500 psf
- Approval of Jewar airpot
- Extension of metro line to Greater Noida west
- Likelihood of land becoming freehold
- Revival of Jaypee
- Funding by central government for completion of unfinished flats
- Strong implementation of RERA
Food Court for sale in Noida
| Property Name | Market Price | Distress Price | Book Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spectrum Metro Food Court ph 8375924100 | ₹ 74.00 Lakhs | ₹ 63.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court spectrum metro mall 2 Noida | ph 8375924100 | ₹ 1.20 Crore | ₹ 1.05 Crore | |
| Food court ithum 73 Noida | for sale Ph 8375924100 | ₹ 84.00 Lakhs | ₹ 70.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court for sale in Spectrum metro 2 ph 8375924100 | ₹ 96.00 Lakhs | ₹ 83.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court Spectrum Metro Mall Noida | ₹ 95.00 Lakhs | ₹ 85.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court for sale in Gulshan 129 Mall Noida | ₹ 87.00 Lakhs | ₹ 77.00 Lakhs |
Food court in Greater Noida for sale
| Property Name | Market Price | Distress Price | Book Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Food court for sale at largest Multiplex cinema | ₹ 55.00 Lakhs | ₹ 42.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court in Golden I Greater Noida west | ₹ 4.00 Crore | ₹ 4.00 Crore | |
| Food court for sale in Gaur City | ₹ 53.00 Lakhs | ₹ 45.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court for sale in Golden i Greater Noida west | ₹ 95.00 Lakhs | ₹ 84.00 Lakhs | |
| Rented Food court Golden i Greater Noida west | ₹ 56.00 Lakhs | ₹ 50.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court Apex Park Square Mall | ₹ 77.00 Lakhs | ₹ 69.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court Mahagun Marina Walk mall | ₹ 63.00 Lakhs | ₹ 56.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court for sale in Gaur City Center | ₹ 65.00 Lakhs | ₹ 58.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court for sale in Gaur world Smartstreet Mall | ₹ 63.00 Lakhs | ₹ 56.00 Lakhs | |
| Food court for sale in Gaur world smart street mall | ₹ 45.00 Lakhs | ₹ 40.00 Lakhs |
- Delay in completion of project:- The ban on construction will add on to the delay in completion of the projects. Most of the builders are already behind schedule and the buyers are suffering. Dream of buyers to shift to their own home will be further delayed.
- RERA penalty:- The delay in completion of projects brings heavy penalty on builders, under present scenario delay in completion of project is ominous. Many builders will be asked to pay heavy penalties as per RERA norms.
- Interest on loans:- Many builders and buyers have taken loan on project or for the property. Builders will find it difficult to repay loans early and the buyers will be paying EMIs and rent for longer period of time.
- Holding charges:- Construction material and equipment are lying unused. Builders are required to pay for the heavy equipment that they can neither mover or return back. This includes on site mixers, cranes etc.
- Paying wages to staff without work:- Few builders have asked their employees to go on leave, few are forced to downsize. Many builders are still paying the staff even though there is no work for the sfaff.
- Slow down in flow of sales:- Continuous flow of sale is very important for any builder, sale strategies are made in advance and each event is meticulously panned. Break in flow of sales is avoided as once the sale comes to a halt it takes a long time to come to the same momentum again.
- Apprehensions of existing buyers:- Buyers of real estate are already suffering because of issues like delay in possession, poor construction quality, bankruptcy etc. Buyers are loosing faith in the real estate system of India. Delay in construction has added on to the apprehensions of the buyers as they feel that the project timelines will not be met.
- Godrej (multiple projects)
- Tata
- ATS (multiple projects)
- Ace (multiple projects)
- Mahagun
- Prateek
- HomeKraft
- Alpha
- GBP (multiple projects)
- Samridhi
- BCC .. etc
- Name
- Phone number
- Budget to buy shop
- Preference of type of shop (ATM, food court, virtual etc)
- Preference of floor
- Delay in possession of properties
- Poor quality of construction
- Builders going to NCLT for bankruptcy
- Long legal course for getting justice
- Flats are far cheaper than villas and independent houses, so it comes under affordability of far many people
- Better location, due to availability and cost one can buy a flat at far better location
- Flats are very practical option for people who are professionals and have very little time to manage a property
- In flat one is not responsible for maintenance of common areas like:-
- Fence/boundary
- Lifts
- Lawns and play ground etc
- Safety and security in a flat is much higher than villas and independent houses
- Staying in a flat means community living with many other families to interact with, this is very good for children
- Flats have facilities like Club, Gym, swimming pool with in the society, for independent houses this is mostly not possible
- Maintenance staff is paid and shared by all society members, so maintenance charges are much lesser
- Payment for service staff like maid, plumber, electrician is far lesser
- Electricity, heating, Air conditioning is cheaper
- Flats have a limited life
- Flats have far lesser privacy
- Price escalation of flats will be slower
- More space of independent house can be utilized for luxury living and for expansion
- Independent houses can be expanded as family grows
- Competitive and open market with
- Fair deal where buyer and seller both act prudently
- where price is not influenced by external stimulus/factors.
- For tower A,B and D -
- 1609 sq ft (2BHK plus study)
- 2135 sq ft (#BHK plus study)
- Cost Rs 9100/- per st ft all inclusive
- Tower height G+28
- Payment plan is 10% now, 20% after one month and balance 70% on possession.
- For tower C, E and F -
- 2160 sq ft (3BHK plus study)
- 3117 sq ft (4BHK plus servant room)
- Cost Rs 10,000/- per sq ft
- Tower height G+15
- Payment terms - Down payment
- Iphone Eleven to the customer with every booking
- Location is best with very less congestion and good connectivity
- Safety and secure area
- Number of metro stations around the project
- Very close to commercial hub of Noida - sector 18, sector 50
- Very close to Industrial and corporate center of Noida.
- Expenditure on fuel
- Traffic problems
- Parking problem at destination
- Parking problem back at home
By doing this I am able to reach more people and my expenditure is same. Six smaller shops/kiosks will give better business than one fine dine
- Ratio of commercial land in respect to other types of land is very less - around 3.72%
- Floor to area ratio (FAR) of residential projects is very high - around 3.5 to 4
- Infrastructure development in the area is good
- Availability of public transport and metro rail
- Transfer charges - Rs 7 lacs
- Brokerage - Rs 2 Lacs
- Registry by seller and buyer - Rs 10 lacs
- legal charges - Rs 30,000/-
- Fees and registration that builder has paid to the government
- GST that builder has paid
- Income tax that buyer has paid to the government
- GST that is paid by the buyer
- If there is delay in construction of flat then additional expenditures come up in terms of rent and EMis that a buyer pays.
- Interest on loan
- Processing fees on loan
- Brokerage paid while buying a flat
- Delay charges
- Holding charges
- Possession charges, sinking fund
- Transfer charges - Rs 7 lacs
- Brokerage - Rs 2 Lacs
- Registry by seller and buyer - Rs 10 lacs
- legal charges - Rs 30,000/-
- Fees and registration that builder has paid to the government
- GST that builder has paid
- Income tax that buyer has paid to the government
- GST that is paid by the buyer
- If there is delay in construction of flat then additional expenditures come up in terms of rent and EMis that a buyer pays.
- Interest on loan
- Processing fees on loan
- Brokerage paid while buying a flat
- Delay charges
- Holding charges
- Possession charges, sinking fund
- Indirapuram
- Siddharth Vihar
- Noida
- Crossing Republic
- Noida Extension
- Commercial property in sector 63 Noida
- Residential property in Indirapuram
- Commercial property for sale in Crossing Republic
- Residential property in Siddharth Vihar
- Commercial property in Greater Noida west
- Residential property in Greater Noida west
- Builder floor can be found near to your area of interest - like your office or school
- Cost of builder floor is comparatively lesser than the society flats
- Monthly maintenance of such flats is lower
- One can have own back up power arrangements in these flats
- One can choose own fitments, floor, paint during construction
- Maintenance of lift and common area is difficult in builder floor due to lack of coordination between residents
- There are no club houses, swimming pool, Gymnasium, sports arenas in such arrangement
- There is a lack of social interaction as not many families are staying in the building
- Daily need requirements may or may not be available
- Yammuna on South side
- Hindon on Eastern side
- Delhi
- Ghaziabad
- Faridabad
- Greater Noida
- Central Noida - This location is merged with the actual city of Noida, here all facilities are available, including metro rail. Howerver, this place has very high population density.
- Noida Expressway - Area between Noida and Greater Noida expressway, public transport is not readily available. Good living conditions and quiet open.
- Sector 100 to 110 - Best of both expressway and central Noida, open living and facilities nearby
- Around sector 150 - This area is near Greater Noida, Floor area ration (FAR) of this area is less, so it is quiet open. Good living conditions.
- Take loan from bank
- Buy a house
- Take a tax rebate.
- You have Rs 30 lacs in your bank account
- On this you get nominal interest
- The interest is also taxable
- Money gets devalued because of inflation
- You have Rs 30 lacs of Fixed deposit
- You get slightly better interest rate
- You may not break FD for certain period of time
- Interest that you get is taxable
- Money gets devalued as the interest rate is lower than inflation
- Compare this with the commercial property that gives an Early payment rebate of 12% per annum
- Risk is less as many builders give cheques with bank guarantee
- 12% interest is tax free as it is early payment rebate
- Properties have assured rental of 9% per annum after possession
- On buying such property for Rs 30 lacs
- One recovers almost 50% investment in few years
- Value of property increases by lets say 30%
- Investment of Rs 30 lacs may give profit of Rs 24 lacs in few years years.
I purchased a property in Bangalore then my both sons got a jobs in Gurgaon, now I have to sell my house in Bangalore and buy a new one in Gurgaon.
Buying a residential property and giving it to someone else to live in is not a good financial decision because one gets very less return on investment in terms of rent from such properties. Residential property should be taken for self use or for profit in terms of appreciation in price.
Presently demand and supply equation is highly skewed in favor of commercial property, thus, one is likely to make very good profits in commercial property market
- Xnoida mall shops - first upcoming mall of Noida expressway. Gives upto 12% EPR (Tax free)
- AIPL Commercial property in Gurgaon with collateral and rentals
- WTC CBD office space and commercial shops. Gives upto 12% returns.
- OMAXE Connaught Place virtual space in shoppers stop store Greater Noida . Gives 11% rent for five years.
- One gets other benefits like free accessories
- Any fees required to be given is divided in the group so the price reduces
- One can hire a professional if required and divide the fees in the group
- Reduction in price by the manufactures
- Reduction in price by wholesale
- Reduction in price by retailer
- Division of service charges in the group
- For cars/vehicles - End of the year 15 Dec to 31 Dec as change of year depreciates the older vehicles
- For property - Navratras(festival time) as many offers come on these days
- For mobile phones - few months after launch of a new version
- Difference in the cost of residential land and commercial land
- Traffic problems in front of the society shops
- Security issues for the residents of the society
- Corruption and revenue loss to authority and government
- Lots of illegal kiosks / booths have come up at open area of such society shops, mostly as eating joints
- Society shops without walls get good business
- Good business gets got rentals
- Good rentals gets good price for the shop
- Good price is good for the builders and later for the owners of the shop
- Traffic problems as there is no parking provision in front of society shops
- Security issues for the residents as such shops are open for all
- Loss to the owners of commercial property
- Lesser rates and low number of buyers for commercial land
- Difficulty is selling the shops made on a pure commercial land
- Reason for buying a property
- Income of buyer/buyers
- Assets of the buyer/buyers
- Liabilities of buyer/buyers
- Type of property
- Interest rate on loan that is to be taken, if any
- Likely profit in investment
- For yearly travel - Income of one - two month
- For buying a Car - Income of three - five months
- For renting a property - Income of 7 - 10 days
- For buying a property - Income of four - six years
- They have been looted by the builder
- Swimming pool is not working
- Basement is getting flooded
- Common areas not maintained
- Builder is overcharging
- Download the app "Yaana"
- Make payment of minimum Rs 50
- Scan the coede on the bicycle
- Use the bicycle
- Leave the bicycle at any station
- Inform regarding the completion of the ride
- GPS will keep tracking the bicycles
- Tower number (1,2,3,4) - size 1100 sq ft, G+28 floors, five flats per floor, three lifts, one side facing open farms
- Tower number (8,9,10) - size 1285 sq ft, G+28 floors, four flats per floor, three lifts
- Tower number (19,20,21) - size 1575 sq ft, G+22 floor, four flats per floor, three lifts, one side facing golf cours
- 2BHK flat - 1100 sq ft
- 3BHK with 2 toilets - 1285 sq ft
- 3BHK with 3 toilets and one servant toilet - 1575 sq ft
- Project is in a four side open plot
- It has a lovely view of yammuna open farm land at one side
- On the other side it has a view of a golf course
- Four tennis courts
- Two badminton courts
- Full length basketball court
- Two banquet halls (One indoor and one open)
- 25000 sq ft of luxury club house
- Swimming pool
- Smart home IOT facilities like
- Bio metric door lock
- Auto ambiance on arrival including setting of temperature of AC
- Auto on/off of lights
- Voice command and Alexa interactive features
- SMS on phone on particular events in house
- Alarm on detection of gas leakage
- Open green area
- Indoor sports
- Free wifi at Gazebos
- Co-working space with in the campus
| Preferential Location Charges (PLC) | |
|---|---|
| 1st Floor | Rs. 150 Per Sq. Ft. |
| 2nd - 7th floor | Rs. 100 Per Sq. Ft. |
| 8th - 12th Floor | Rs. 75 Per Sq. Ft. |
| 14th - 19th Floor | Rs. 50 Per Sq. Ft. |
| Landscape Facing | Rs. 100 Per Sq. Ft |
| Car Parking Charges | Rs. 3,05,000 |
| ESC | Rs. 50 Per Sq. Ft. |
| FFC | Rs. 50 Per Sq. Ft. |
| Power Backup Charges | Rs. 20,000/- Per KVA ( 2 BHK – 2KVA , 3BHK – 3 KVA ) |
| Club Member Ship | Rs 1,50,000/- |
| IFMS | Rs. 25 Per Sq. Ft. |
| LR | As per Actual at the time of Possession |
- 1100 sq ft - Rs 62.70 lac + 5% GST (Good buy as many flats have a open view of farm land)
- 1285 sq ft - Rs 73.24 lac + 5% GST (Good buy will be park facing flats)
- 1575 sq ft - Rs 89.77 lac + 5% GST (Best buy as many flats are Golf facing flats with no golf PLC/view charges)
- Sanjay Sharma (since 18 July 2019)
- Harleen Singh Oberoi (since 18 July 2019)
- Joy George (since 14 Sep 2018)
- Naveen (since 14 Sep 2018)
- Society shops made by builder, popular locations are sector 74 to sector 79, sector 143, sector 150
- Independent Shop of Noida Authority
- Sector 18
- Sector 50
- Sector 51
- Sector 110
- Independent shops of builder ( Wave city center at sector 32 )
- Shops in upcoming commercial malls
- Spectrum metro mall
- Xnoida mall sector 129
- MMR 52nd avenue sector 52
- Commercial mall in sector 150
- High street shops
- Corner walk sector 143
- Spectrum High street shops
- Shops in sector 152
- Shops in IT&ITES plots
- World trade center CBD at sector 132
- ATS bouquet at sector 132
- Advent phase 2 at sector 142
- Bhutani Alphathum at sector 137
- Bhutani Cyberthum at sector 140a
- Anthurium sector 73
- ATM/Smaller shops in World trade center CBD in sector 132
- Virtual space in malls (best for those who want fixed assured income without getting into rental hassles)
- Shops in lal-dora and shops of 5% kisan quota
- this house is small or stuffy
- we have moved to a better place or bigger luxurious house,
- this locality is not good
- neighborhood is not good
- builder has not done a good job, construction quality is bad
- facilities are not proper
- society charges are too high
- maintenance is a problem etc
- infestation of bugs and rodents
- Where your kids study ?
- How do you commute to office ?
- Where is your wife working ?
- How is the society that he is presently living in ?
- What are the things that he/she likes about this place ? etc
- Kids are now going to a different school/college which is closer to the new house
- Your office is closer,
- Your wife has to commute lesser distance,
- You are closer to your parents etc.
- we are expanding our business
- we suffered losses
- we have to close a personal loan
- loan is a big financial burden
- money required for treatment of close relative
- marriage of daughter / some major event for which money is required
- we are buying a new property
- we are moving abroad
- Blockage/leakage of pipes
- Blocked gutters
- Breaking/falling of tiles
- Seepage
- Scrapping of paint
- Rusting of fittings etc
- Infestation of rodents and insects
- Keep the house neat and clean
- Get some maintenance done
- It is worth getting a house whitewashed and painted
- Put some furniture in the house
- Put the spare curtains that you have in your house
- Get new curtains for the Drawing room as it creates the first impression
- Keep your house at right temperature for visit
- Put some paintings and wall decorations
- Put mirrors at right place in the house
"Why are you selling this house ?" or "Why you want to sell this house ?"
Few initial deals are shown for free, then a big amount is required to be paid to see more deals, then again you have to pay more to see more deals. In many cases customers pay lots of money without getting any information about worthwhile property. So this way a brokerage ( called as service charges or some other name ) is taken by the company without giving any worth while service to the client.
- Both buyer and seller benefits from the knowledge and skill of the Agent
- Agent saves both buyers and sellers time and money and can help them avoid big blunders.
- Agent as a part of his job ensures the following for the seller
- that the property is in a good condition to show to the buyer
- pricing of the property is correct and in accordance with the market trends
- property is advertised well in media to get right buyers
- Coordinate visits of the buyer and shows the property
- Convinces buyer to buy the property, if required he pursues the buyer for many weeks / months
- Formulates terms and conditions, if required he hires a lawyer
- Closes the negotiation
- Does the paperwork regarding agreements, transfer, registry etc
- Buyers take the services of a agent for the following:-
- Most of the people are professionals and so they do not have time to look for property in depth
- Buyers believes in the knowledge and skill of a agent
- Buyers wants to avoid making costly mistakes and blunders
- Buyers wants to save time and money
- Many buyers are outsiders so they are not familiar of the area
- Buyers do not know the inside information like
- Financial health of a builder / seller
- Reputation of the builder / seller
- Quality of the construction
- Legal issues of the property
- Prospects of the property and the general area
- Going rates, discounts and offers on the property
- To avoid frauds of real estate by doing the background checks of the seller
- Sector 77 to Sector 120
- Sector 79 to Sector 77
- Sector 78 to Sector 76/77
- FNG to Sector 79
- Sectror 79 to Vishwakarma link road
- Sector 79 to Samsung factory and beyond
- Damage due to passage of heavy vehicles
- Deposition of dust in the cavity that jams the mechanism
- Miss alignment of teeth due to pressure from sides
"Many efforts were made by the authority to keep the system working, but maintenance of the system is not practical , it is a total failure and soon this will be either uprooted or will die it's own death"
Noida Autority is taking strict action against
all the illegal construction in Noida, in a recent move Noida authority
officials went on a crackdown at Aditya Celebrity homes society and commercial
complex at sector 76, Noida. On 08 Aug 2019 the authority reps along with the
labours and Bulldozer reached Aditya Celebrity homes, as per the information
they had reached as a reaction to the complaint of the RWA of the society. The
complaint was regarding the illegal construction of the following:-
- Food stalls in the commercial complex
- extension of the temporary sheds in front of the shops
- Temporary entry gate at the shopping complex
- Gymnasium constructed inside the residential complex.
Authority reps razed down the gymnasium with a
Bulldozer and JCB and the labours were used to raze down the food stalls in the
shopping complex. As for the extension of the overhead sheds of the shops the
Authority reps gave time of 2 days to the owners of the shop to bring it down.
The entire activity started around 1100 hr and was finished at around 1530 hr,
Noida police was also present to ensure that the action of the authority is
completed without any interference of the shop/stall owners. It is reported
that the temporary food stalls were made by few owners of the shop and a
hansome amount was taken as a rent for the food stalls, the amount may be as
high as Rs 50,000 to Rs 70,000 per months ( but the same can not be verified ).
In near future more such actions are likely to take place in Noida, in one of the recent cases one of the owners of the flat in sector 29 Noida had approached Noida Authority for transfer of a flat in her name after the demise of her parents, Noida authority found that the neighbors of the owner had earlier given a complaint regarding illegal construction of a store room. About a month back Noida Authority has given a letter to the owner to clear off the illegal construction within 30 days, else the same will be done by the Noida Authority as the cost of the owner.
- Winter Capital of the state
- Good connectivity by road, rail and air
- All major facilities available
- Good education facilities
- Gateway to rest of the J&K
- Biggest business center of the state
- This city will grow very fast as this is the entry point to all roads ahead.
- Climate is pleasant but mostly hot in summers
- Has good hotels, clubs, golf courses
- Summer capital of the state
- All major facilities available
- Beauty of Kashmir and metro city
- Good connectivity by air
- Major tourist destination
- Business capital of Kashmir
- There are many tourist spots like Dal lake, mughal gardens, chashm-e-shahi
- It has a temple of Shankracharya
- Less pollution
- Beautiful Golf course
- City is prone to floods
- Holy town of "Mata Vaishno Devi"
- Good connectivity by rail and road
- Many visitors every year for visit of shrine
- Good facilities and lots of hotels
- Good for hotel and dry fruit business
- Pleasant weather
- Close to Katra and Sundarbani
- Bhimgarh Fort is located in town
- It is a big town that is about 2 hours away from Jammu by road
- On the banks of river Chenab
- Major hub for water sports
- Between holy route of Katra and Shivkhori
- Good connectivity by road
- This town is an extension of outer Jammu towards norh-west
- The area between Jammu and Akhnoor is mostly occupied
- Town is very close to Line of control(LOC)
- The road beween Akhnoor and Jammu is conjested but a new highway is proposed to connect the two towns
- The town is on the banks of Chenab river
- Akhnoor fort is located in town
- Town is on foothills, good picnic spots to visits with in 20-30 kms
- Connectivity to Jammu is good
- One has to cross a mountain range from Akhnoor to reach Sundarbani
- Town is very close to LOC
- One road from the town goes to Riasi and Shivkhori, and other towards Poonch
- This is a small town and has only basic facilities
- This is a next town from Sundarbani on route to Poonch
- Points for this town are similar to that of Sundarbani
- This is a major town on Jammu - Poonch road
- This is the biggest town after Jammu on the route mentioned
- This is a big business center
- All major facilites are available
- It has a good education infrastructure and even has a medical college
- Climate of Rajouri is very pleasant
- It falls on old Mughal route with historic towns like Chingus nearby
- Connectivity to Jammu by road is good
- Almost last point of north western road from Jammu
- Very beautiful town with connectivity to old Mughal road
- Holy shrine of Budha Amarnath is located near to this town
- Very close to LOC
- Road to Poonch is not very good'
- Takes a long time to reach rail head(Jammu)
- This is a hill station that is very close to Udhampur
- The road connectivity is very good
- This is one of the most well known tourist town near Jammu
- From here the road goes to Ramban and Banihal
- There are few hotels here and is one of the highest points in the area
- This area is the one of the closest place to Jammu where snow fall is seen in winters
- Closer to Rajouri and Poonch
- This place has a beautiful waterfall known as "Noori Chamb"
- "Noori Chamb is the water fall where it is said that "Noor Jahan" used to take bath in this waterfall
- The route to "peer ki gali" goes through Bafliaz
- The road through "peer ki gali" connects the area of Poonch and Rajouri with Kashmir valley
- This location is very beautiful and has a high potential to be developed as a major tourist spot
- One of the lesser known beauty of J&K
- This is mini Kashmir outside kashmir
- This is a historic city near Ramban on the foothills of Pirpanjal ranges
- It has beautiful pastures and mountains
- Also known for a historic place "Ghoda Gali"
- Connectivity of this area is not good
- Soon rail connectivity will be extended near to this area
- Pahalgam is one of the most beautiful place in Kashmir
- The road to Pahalgam goes from Anantnag
- Route to holy cave of Amarnath is from Pahalgam
- It has beautiful open grounds, running rivers, nallas and is surrounded by mountains
- There are hotels and guest houses, many may be in state of disuse
- This is one of the best location to plan a hotel / resorts
- It has good tracking routes, ponny routes and golf course
- Road from Anantnag to Pahalgam is very scenic
- This is winter sports capital of Kashmir
- It is the nodal center for Skiing in India
- It has a ropeway facility
- The location represents the true beauty of kashmir Valley
- One of the best tourist destination of India
- Most promising place for tourist activity in future
- Good connectivity by road and by air
- One of the major town on Jammu - Srinagar road
- Well connected with rail and road
- All facilities are availabel at this location
- Climate here is very pleasent
- Not very far from Jammu
- Kokernag is in Breng Valley also known as golden crown of Kashmir
- Route to Kokernag is from Anantnag
- There is a beautiful botanical garden and springs at Kokernag
- Most of the places that are ending with word "nag" will be having springs, as in sanskrit "nag" means spring
- One of the most popular tourist spots of Kashmir
- This is the gateway to Leh and Ladhak
- The shorter route to Amarnath cave is from Sonmarg - Baltal
- It is well connected with Srinagar
- Climate of this area is very pleasent
- Almost zero pollution in this area
- Very scenic and beautiful area , can be a good location for transit halts
- One of the halt centers in case of traffic jam towards Leh
"sir aap logon ka villa to mil gya free mein. Humhare to paise bhi doob rahe hai "
"Bhai tujhe kisne bola hamme villas mil Gaye hai?thenga Mila
hamme.Bawakoof banaya gaya.Hamare naam ko use karke
public k paise mare Gaye hai"
"He could be his friend but not mine.. so you better ask
him not me.. use ur brain if u have thoda sa bi "
"Well done @msdhoni for dropping #Amarpali builders’ brand
ambassadorship..they didn’t gave us VILLAS they announce
after 2011 worldcup win"
- This project is a top luxury project of Noida and Delhi-NCR
- Specifications of the project is much higher than Mahagun Moderna, in monetary terms it has Rs 1400 psf costlier specification
- Mahagun Moderna trades at Rs 6400 psf in resale market, thus the practical cost of Mahagun Mezzaria is Rs 7800 psf
- Minimum size of the flat in Mahagun Mezzaria is 2500 sq ft, thus the gentry in Mahagun Mezzaria will be very good
- Location of the project is in central Noida, all daily needs facilities are available in this location
- Public transport of the area is excellent, metro station is at a walking distance
- Amenities like lobby, club, sports are of very good quality
- VRV system is used for air conditioning in all the flats which is very cost effective
- All fixtures used are of a top brand