Random thought came to my mind about whether it makes more sense to buy a plot of land or just put money into some builder project. Honestly it is so confusing because both sides have so many issues right now.
Everywhere you drive around these days, you see these massive hoardings for new pre-launch projects. But then right next to these high-rise towers, there is just empty ground with bushes and water tankers constantly moving around because municipal water hasn't even reached yet.
Saw a video online last week where someone was saying land is always better because flat values deprecate over time, or maybe they meant apartment appreciation drops once the building gets old? Didn't understand it fully. But then with builder projects you at least get something concrete and maybe some rental income, though if you look at listings online the rents don't even cover half the EMI anyway. Plus possession always gets delayed by a year or two.
But then land also has security issues if you don't visit it regularly. Prices look completely crazy everywhere right now for both things, not sure if it's even worth it.
Has anyone else stuck trying to decide between these two? Just feels like a gamble either way.
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Bro the pricing jumps make no sense at all. Who is paying 1.8 crores for a 3BHK where there is no proper drainage? Last week I went to see a site and the road leading to it was completely broken because of water tankers moving up and down constantly.
Honestly land is a major headache nowadays especially if you are not living in the same city. My uncle bought a plot back in 2018 and every few months he has to send someone to check if someone else has put up a temporary shed there or dumped construction waste. But then apartments also are crazy now, builders are charging 35% loading charges for what? Just for some open passage and a gym we won't even use properly. I feel both options are just trapping our money.
Moved here from Mumbai last year and the layout design here is so confusing. Here they sell something called "villa plots" which is basically just a huge patch of mud with a fancy entrance gate and some decorative plants. Someone in my office was saying his friend bought one such plot during lockdown and still they haven't got the final possession or electricity connection from the board. And now when he wants to exit because he needs cash for some emergency, nobody is ready to buy because everyone wants to put money in those big high-rise builder projects only. Land liquidity is very bad unless you sell for cheap.
