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i want all yours viewpoint on which part of pune is better for investment: hinjewadi side or magarpatta city side.
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I did a simple study. I went to HDFC and asked them if there was a clear pattern emerging of home loan disbursements for various areas in Pune.
He said that after doing a property survey, they decided to open a HDFC branch in West of Pune (which came up on Baner Road). And as per him, the results have been really amazing. West of Pune is doing more property transactions than all other areas of pune combined together !! So, there you go .. My opinion: Magarpatta would depend on IT for growth. We dont know how stable that is gonna be. So, hinjewadi side should be a better choice, for: - IT - Auto Cluster - Proximity to mumbai - New airport (if that ever comes up) Again, investing in Hinjewadi area might be slightly risky, as Pune city is far off from there, and it is outside PMC. So, again there is too much of IT dependence. Hence, from a balanced-risk perspective, I would think of Baner as a good option (PMC limits, close to hinjewadi, close to mumbai highway, good connectivity to city, east access to aundh area). Again, your decision may differ depending on your priorities, risk-appetite, etc. |
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any reason for such a high levels of cynicism
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hi priyaramani
thanks for your reply...even i think so...but now days baner is going out of hands in terms of affordability...so u can call wakad as poor man's aundh
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![]() I too have invested in Baner ...I had both the objectives in mind. Living there for 3-4 years, and seeing it appreciate well over this period. And dear realacres ..that was the reason for choosing the other side of the highway. I know u hate to hear this again, and you hate any positive outlook on RE (with some valid reasons of course). But that's a call I took. |
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Because Investments can give you -ve returns as well, its not always you invest and make profits, life would be so easy in that case right?
I just hope that you have done market study to your satisfaction before you have decided to invest. All the best for your investment. Quote:
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And guess what, some properties today are available at less rates than what were quoted in 2007!! Eg. A person who bought at Sapphire Park by Amit spent INR 15L more than his counterpart who bought in 2009.
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