The rental value in the region is also economical with 2 BHK commanding Rs 6,000 to 6,500 per month and a 3 BHK Rs 7,000-7,500 per month depending on the area and amenities of the project.
I would like to say that Raj Nagar is good for investment but for long term. If you are expecting a good return within 2-3 years, this is not the place.The area need infrastructural development which will take a lot of time⦠approx 5-6 years. You can do one thing that, you can invest in Raj Nagar extension now, but you can wait till the area is developed.
Yes, there are few reason that shows the delay of growth of this area. Being close to Delhi, it did not get the chance neither the facility to grow. Areas like Crossing republik and Noida extension, came up like a new real estate destination . Hence the focus totally shifted to this new real estate micro markets. Now the scenario is, after these areas get developed fully, Raj Nagar Extension will develop after that. Till then the end users have to wait, but investors who are ready to take a chance can go ahead . !!!
Hi, guys i will also like to share that the afford-ability quotient of the Raj Nagar vs Vasundhara . if you try and get a 2 BHK, it would cost Rs 42-45 lakh in Vasundhara whereas in Raj Nagar Extension the same would cost Rs 33-35 lakh all inclusive, with possession within the next 4-6 months.
According to a recent survey, in the Jan-March 2012 quarter, multi-storey apartments in this area has seen an average increase of 12% with the prices ranging from Rs. 2,145 to 2,243 in the same quarter. Even with the prices seeing an upward trend, Raj Nagar Extension is still very pocket friendly and provides good investment options for middle end users.
The current prices in Raj Nagar Extension are in the range of Rs 2,300-2,900 per square feet. The place is the dream of an association of 15 builders, with an aim to provide the middle class with their own house and the pace of development and timely delivery has surprised many industry experts.