Densely populated project. Having 3 buildings of 25 stories is too much of a 4.5 acre project. Per acer number of flats should not be more than 100 flats for optimum use of FSI. Seems FSI is overutilised and manipulated.
Total residential apartments are around, 430. Hence the density is decent. Density of the project is directly proportional to the price. There is a project in kp called as Windermere which has 145 apartments in 5 acres. The 3bhk of 1800 carpet over here costs 6.5 cr plus taxes. Its a fantastic project. But the question is does everyone have the pocket to buy an apartment over here. Well there is another project besides Osian Almanova where a 1200 carpet 2bhk costs 1.90 cr. It has lower debsity than this project. The point is those who can afford it they would buy over there. Nobody overutilises the fsi. They use it as per the govt norms. Simple answer is iss location mein itne paise mein itna hi milega. Well if someone has a higher budget, then they will go for a project which has lower density. There is a customer base for every project. People staying in Windermere will laugh at the statement that the no. Of flats should not be more than 100 flats per acre. So we should also not look down upon those projects where the density is a little higher.
@@Chooserealtywise I live just beside magarpatta and in one acre only 66 flats are there and cost is just 77 lacs for 840 carpet and I got ready possession flat. All apartments are 2 and 3 bhk. So carpet per flat is less and the number of flats is also less.
@@Chooserealtywise Also bigger the under table amount higher is the fsi approved. Everyone knows that. Also the bigger the builder's name the higher is FSI given.
@@realname6548 There is a simple rule of demand and supply. The apartment is only worth the price the people are ready to pay for it. For some density might be an imp factor, for some others it could be project size and we could just keep adding the points. At kumar Prospera people are ready to pay 1.50 plus taxes for resale for a 900 carpet 2bhk. Their density is higher than your project. So do you mean to say that your project is better than kumar Prospera. All i am trying to say is that just dont look at any property from only one aspect. There are a lot of factors to look at before buying a property. And offcourse ones budget does come into picture first.
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How much is the price ?
🎉 complition of project date pls
Since its a newly launched project its rera possession date is Dec 2029
Densely populated project. Having 3 buildings of 25 stories is too much of a 4.5 acre project. Per acer number of flats should not be more than 100 flats for optimum use of FSI. Seems FSI is overutilised and manipulated.
Total residential apartments are around, 430. Hence the density is decent.
Density of the project is directly proportional to the price. There is a project in kp called as Windermere which has 145 apartments in 5 acres. The 3bhk of 1800 carpet over here costs 6.5 cr plus taxes. Its a fantastic project. But the question is does everyone have the pocket to buy an apartment over here.
Well there is another project besides Osian Almanova where a 1200 carpet 2bhk costs 1.90 cr. It has lower debsity than this project. The point is those who can afford it they would buy over there. Nobody overutilises the fsi. They use it as per the govt norms. Simple answer is iss location mein itne paise mein itna hi milega. Well if someone has a higher budget, then they will go for a project which has lower density. There is a customer base for every project. People staying in Windermere will laugh at the statement that the no. Of flats should not be more than 100 flats per acre. So we should also not look down upon those projects where the density is a little higher.
@@Chooserealtywise I live just beside magarpatta and in one acre only 66 flats are there and cost is just 77 lacs for 840 carpet and I got ready possession flat.
All apartments are 2 and 3 bhk. So carpet per flat is less and the number of flats is also less.
@@Chooserealtywise Also bigger the under table amount higher is the fsi approved. Everyone knows that.
Also the bigger the builder's name the higher is FSI given.
@@realname6548 There is a simple rule of demand and supply. The apartment is only worth the price the people are ready to pay for it. For some density might be an imp factor, for some others it could be project size and we could just keep adding the points. At kumar Prospera people are ready to pay 1.50 plus taxes for resale for a 900 carpet 2bhk. Their density is higher than your project. So do you mean to say that your project is better than kumar Prospera. All i am trying to say is that just dont look at any property from only one aspect. There are a lot of factors to look at before buying a property. And offcourse ones budget does come into picture first.