Nanakramguda financial district | ASBL Spectra reviews:

Definitely, any improvement in public transport, like the metro extension, directly boosts real estate values in the surrounding areas due to improved accessibility.

It should, especially if they extend it till BHEL and Financial District as planned. This could make some less-popular areas more appealing too.

Not just real estate, it would enhance the overall lifestyle of residents too. Easier commute means less traffic stress and more personal time.

There are 3 size options in Spectra - 1980, 2210 and 2220 sqare feet. facing optios should be there for all the sizes and i think all the options should be there in all the towers. You should be able to select according to your preferences - tower and facing.

Honestly, it’s becoming tough. Rents in areas like Gachibowli and Hitec City have shot up drastically. A newbie might have to consider sharing to manage costs. Renting a complete flat is very expensive, for buying you need to plan your finances for the upcoming decades also which is even difficult, but should be the right choice in most of the cases.

It’s a bit alarming. Someone from my office recently moved and mentioned rents are now no less than 50,000 for a decent 3BHK! It's not just the rent; overall cost of living is up too. if looking into financial disctrict, areas around spectra, rent for 3 BHK is even reaching 70k. From the perspective of buying, this is a good aspect considering rental yield for roi.

Maybe the upcoming influx of residential units will ease this up soon? I read somewhere that around one lakh units are expected to be added to Hyderabad's inventory in the next couple of years.

It's true to an extent. Projects like the Metro Rail and bringing Krishna & Godavari waters to Hyderabad were pivotal and happened under their regime.

Their role in setting up infrastructure has been noteworthy. However, voters often look at the present condition and ongoing contributions when making decisions.

Regardless of party lines, it seems infrastructure development in Hyderabad has always been a priority. It's more about the consistent effort which counts.

Density shouldn't be a factor for skyscrapers, because the construction is vertically optimised. had it been a low rise building on a small land then density is a concern because the total usable area would be less for a large no. of people.

It could be a smart move. If the prices stabilize or drop after the new units hit the market, there will still be long-term appreciation given Hyderabad’s growth trajectory.

I'd say, keep a close watch on market trends before jumping in. The affordability factor plays a huge role, and with current trends, buyers might be cautious.

Absolutely, with more housing units on the horizon, developers might offer competitive prices, which could be a great opportunity for investors.

They have a solid track record, having successfully delivered spire and this development is expected to follow the same standards. Loft is also selling out fast.

ASBL is known for their good construction quality and sticking to delivery schedules, which speaks volumes.

For the current market, looks just the right price for entry, not cheap not expensive. Comparing with other luxiry projects in the vicinity in Financial district, spectra's price would still on the lower side. Western constructions has a project in the same location and slightly bigger unit sizes in 3 bhk is more than 2.5 right now. Spectra i think is around 2.1, 2.2.

It's on par with most premium projects in the locale. Density per acre is about 149 units, which is not less for sure, but shouldn't be a problem for a skyscraper.

There's pretty much everything within a 3km radius - schools, hospitals, and even malls. one of the most well-established area in terms of facilities.