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can i invest in oyster living foresta mira road kashigaon they saying only 1 flat is left..1BHK..and there is no work on

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Still i can see ..may brokers have posted for Oyster Living Foresta ...I am also bit confused to buy out there or not, have you booked?
Mukesh Kathad


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Thank for helping...this my first time i posting any questions and got quick replies...but i m still confused...about rate and even i dont wann pay any brokerage or over price for per sft rate..if any one have best deals on that side..plz share..
sagar


Hi Sagar!
Current residential property rate in Mira Road is Rs.7850/sq-ft. So, if you are good bargaining ability then you can get a good deal. I think 7600-7700/sq-ft. will be a good deal and if you are getting at this rate then ask for the other hidden charges.

Visit their website and copy the sales guy number and call him. Collect all the information from the sales guy and then visit their office for further deal.
Manilal Patel,  Mumbai
17th October 2016


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Hi,
Are you planning to buy a flat in Oyster Living Foresta, Mira Road, Mumbai. What is your budget? To get more information about the availability of 1BHK and the project, click this link Oyster Living Foresta, Mira Road, Mumbai

Or,

To get best deal on it, You can call on this toll free number (1800-833-1801) Or You can list you requirement Post your Requirements to get matching properties details on your Email and Mobile
Roshni Pawal


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Hi,
Oyster Living Foresta by Oyster Living, strategically located at Mira Road, Mumbai, offering 1RK, 1 and 2BHK flats. Its sizes are available from 414 - 455 sq.ft in 1RK and it's price will be Rs.19.67L - 21.62L onward, for 1BHK from 630 - 635 sq.ft will cost you Rs.29.93L - 30.17L onward and, for 2BHK in 900 sq-ft. will cost you Rs.42.76L onward. It's current price will be Rs.4750/sq-ft. This project is under construction and possession date will be December'2018.
Sanjana Jain


Hello mam, are you sure current rate is 4750 /-
Where i got this rate...they told me different rate...
sagar,  
14th October 2016


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Hi,
It is a trick which is played by most of the builders to trap innocent buyers. During your conversation with the builder they easily find out your thrust of buying and he will start showing you a fake list of the booked flats saying that all the flats have been booked only one left so that you may think that i am little bit late, i should have booked earlier. Once you will show your interest in their project, they will trap you easily.
Ketalpujara


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Hi friends!!
A project requires different kinds of approvals and sanctions from various civic agencies and govt. depts, including the city development authority, fire fighting dept., land and revenue department, Airports Authority of India, forest dept., the National Monuments Authority, defence ministry, power and water departments and so on. So, it is my advice to involve a lawyer or do your all due diligence before buying property anywhere in India.
Adnan Khan


According to me, if a buyer is planning to buy a flat, he/she should must ask for the IOD and CC before booking any flat.
IOD will have the list of approvals from various authorities such as the pollution control board and the departments of traffic, fire and environment; it also lists the reasons why the project has been disapproved or approved.
While CC is the proof that the builder can start construction.
pradyumanapte,  Mumbai
14th October 2016


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Hi Sagar,
Investing in real estate, one of the most common advice that experts give is to do a due diligence on the builders. This means checking on the developers’ past projects, quality of construction, delivery schedules etc. The realty industry is plagued by many fly by night operators who cannot be trusted. It is therefore always prudent to invest in a builder who is affiliated with a governing body such as CREDAI.
AK Jain


I am agree with Mr. Jain ....
Buying a house at a price 20-30% lower than market rates can be tempting. Which is why many buyers book houses in projects that are sold even before all clearances are in place. However, such properties could run into problems such as delay in completion, or a rise in construction cost or the entire project getting cancelled owing to clearances not coming through.
Dharmaja Patel,  Mumbai
14th October 2016


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