In India you can see large number of properties available
around the metro cities for rent / buy/lease/ sale. But, when we come to think about our budget
it’s too difficult for us to fulfill our needs. So that large amount of peoples
moved towards outskirts of the city. Noida is one of the planned cities with increasing
population which comes along with large number of housing projects.
The main cause to move to Noida is due to increase in
industrialization. There has been great demand for
new projects in Noida like apartment, flat or a land on which
you can build your own house.
The Yamuna Expressway and Noida
Extension, provide affordable alternatives to middle class buyers in the
national capital region. These flats are also lower than Gurgaon The
reason behind on most of the people to go for
2bhk flats in Noida is
all flats in Noida are available with
all kinds of metropolitan facilities.
The flats in Noida are designed by expert architects and
designers. So, such flats have big rooms with required ventilation and open
area without wasting of space. If you decided to own one among flats for sale in Noida you can contact builders/agents to help
you out with a suitable option within your budget.
Tips for Acquiring House in Noida
- Developer: Buyers should
be careful while choosing the developers. Go with branded developer so
that they will ensure the execution of the project even though it delayed.
- Absorption: Choose low
absorption areas like the Yamuna Expressway and Noida Extension so that
they rate less costly, but are suitable only for long term investors, who
have a time frame about at least 10 years.
- Geographical factors: Check with
your geographical areas like water facility, transport etc. Noida have
high water table and has better accessibility to Delhi as compared to
Gurgaon.
- Property Type:
Just check with your
property whether it is freehold, leasehold or a Government accommodation. Freehold
means that you own the land where the property is built, leasehold means where
you have the right to live in a property for a stipulated period, in most
cases freehold is a better option.