Property in Yamuna Expressway Call @ 9266629901

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Buying a Property in Yamuna Expressway ? 5 tips
that can help you....

• Plot versus apartment
• You can buy a plot for the price of an apartment
  along the Yamuna Expressway, which connects
  Greater Noida with Agra. The world class
  expressway provides easy access from Delhi.
  However, don't expect immediate capital
  appreciation because there is an oversupply of
  plots in this area. Plots near the F1 track or in
  the integrated townships coming along the
  expressway are better options.

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• Choosing a developer
• Projects being developed by an unknown builder,
  or a first time builder, are prone to execution
  delays. They will be comparatively cheap, but may
  remain grounded forever. Samir Jasuja, chief
  executive officer of PropEquity says buyers
  should always pay a little premium but go with a
  reputed or branded developer who will ensure the
  execution of the project even though it may still
  get delayed.

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• Project specification
• Small may not always be beautiful. As buildings
  go taller, large open spaces become a necessity.
  Look for a project that is adjoining a public
  park, or has bigger common areas. There will be a
  small premium between a 25-acre and a 50-acre
  project to start with, but with time projects
  with better amenities command a bigger premium.

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• Absorption
• Some areas like the Yamuna Expressway and Noida
  Extension have large inventories and absorption
  could continue to slow down. Homes in areas with
  low absorption rate are less costly, but are
  suitable only for long term investors, who have a
  time frame of at least 5-10 years. You should
  invest in such properties only if you are an end
  user with no plans to dispose the property.

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• Geographical factors -
• Noida and Great Noida have high water table
  unlike Gurgaon where ground water is not
  available. Noida has better accessibility to
  Delhi as compared to Gurgaon, which relies only
  on the Jaipur Highway. However, both Noida and
  Gurgaon fall in seismic zone 4, where the risk of
  earthquakes is pretty high.

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