Maintenance Fee

Q: Hey Guys,

I am interested in a 30*40 plot at ozone. Everything went well until I was told that I need to pay a maintenance fee every month for the plot 1 month after its been purchased. I find this ridiculous since there is nothing built there yet or the project has not even been completed. This one issue has been putting me off. Like many, this is an investment idea and I don't intend to build anything there as yet. The way I see it it needs a good 5-6 years before everything on paper can be seen in concrete.

Has anybody else picked up a plot here? if yes, are you all paying the maintenance fee? Any feedback is much appreciated.

anand.santhosh, Apartment Resident

1st December 2011

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Hi, My email id is psaurabh26@gmail.com

Parijat Saurabh, Apartment Resident, Bangalore

27th April 2015

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Request who ever has bought a plot at Ozone Urbana to share their email ids. I will create a group so that we can discuss our issues and concerns. thanks.

varun rajput, Apartment Resident, Bangalore

28th June 2014

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CommonfloorAdmin,

5th May 2015

for 30*40 size plot, you need to pay around 60 lakhs including registeration

Subodh Kumar , Apartment Resident

14th November 2013

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Hi, what is the price going on in ozone urbana now, any resal plots available. I am planning to bye.

pratap, Bangalore

10th November 2013

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Hi, what is the price going on in ozone urbana now, any resal plots available. I am planning to bye.

pratap, Bangalore

10th November 2013

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I am planning to buy a plot too, but the price looks to be very high and main worry is the maintenance it got increased from 1 to 2 in one year, might get increased again to 3 in next year...

Rabinarayan Patri, Apartment Resident

19th September 2013

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If all are planning to invest in plots in Devanahalli side, why don't we make a group in the lookout. May be we will get better deals?

ambi, Apartment Resident

27th February 2013

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Hi Viswanatha, plots are available from 30-35 lakhs.. Villas starts from RS 1.33 crore..

Arjun, Ahmedabad

19th December 2012

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what is the current price of plot in urbana ?

Viswanatha Uppuluru, Apartment Resident

17th October 2012

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Hai Everybody,

I am also planning to buy one plot in URBANA. can anyone give more details about it. The project looks great on papers. Seems good investment.

RADHIKA , Apartment Resident

20th August 2012

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Anand Santosh , You prediction is absolutely right and now they have increased the maintenance fee from 1/ sqft to 2 / sqft...looks very dangerous

raviraj, Bangalore

14th July 2012

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I was also planning to buy a plot at Urbana but now I have decided to back off. I have got mixed reviews about Urbana.

Sivakiran, Chennai

25th January 2012

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Hi Sivakiran, can I talk about why you decided to back off from the deal? Could you email me at amitabhc8 at gmail com

Amit, Apartment Resident

23rd February 2012

Namrata,

No I decided to hold off because of the following reasons. You may want to clarify these as well.

1) The plots are in line with the runway at BIA. Check Google Maps. So there could be a lot of noise.
2) This plot comes after the toll booth. There is still no clarity on the toll and I'm apprehensive at this time to speculate.
3) Maintenance fee is still dodgy in my mind may be 1/sq ft now but what if they make it 2rs the next year? As I said this was only for an investment so I'm going to back off as of now.

anand.santhosh, Apartment Resident

25th January 2012

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Anand you prediction is obsultely right, now they have increased 2/ sqft from 1/sq ft.Looks very dangerous.Now i have took my decision back to go for a plot here

raviraj, Bangalore

14th July 2012

I bought a 60X40 plot last year. Just received a maintenanca bill @ 5300 PER MONTH!! (2.20 psf per month!) Has any one received such bills? Let's make a joint representation to question this. Await response

Antony Joesph, Apartment Resident

18th January 2014

Hi Antony Joesph, I am planning to buy a plot at Ozone Urbana. Currently, the maintenance fee is at 2 Rs/ sq. ft. The payment schedule says that at the time of buy I have to pay one year maintenence. Can you mail me on this email id is rajputvarun123@gmail.com. I want to discuss few things with you if you don't mind.

varun rajput, Apartment Resident, Bangalore

28th June 2014

Hi Anand we are also in the process of buying a plot at urbana and were told to pay maintainance of re 1 / sqft from april onwards. I have not made any decision yet as we are in the legal document verification stage.
Have you already bought a plot ?
Namrata

Namrata Kulkarni, Apartment Resident, Bangalore

25th January 2012

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Hi Anand, maintenance fees is collected on a plot when there are facilities to be maintained like cleaning the weeds from the plot, to maintain the common areas like roads and parks, to remove the garbage from each plot, to maintain water pumps, electricity, lights, etc, to pay electricity charges for street lights and water pumps, to pay for the diesel for generators which is used during power cut. to maintain the Association office, etc.

If there is nothing to be maintained then there is no point of paying fees. Make a group of other buyers and speak with the management.

Bhargav Dev, Bangalore

2nd December 2011

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