Is this a good investment?

Q: How is this project and area? Whether builder is reputed?

Rohit Verma,

2nd August 2017

Buying property in Saheel ITrend Homes, Hinjewadi, Pune

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Hi folks, I had a similar query (thanks Rohit for the question). Might it be a good idea to get some sort of legal verification done before buying flats here? Is that a good idea?

Sheila Ghatge,

4th August 2017

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As far as project detail is concerned, Saheel Itrend, Hinjewadi, Pune is offering 1 and 2 BHK residential flats. Variants are available from 666 sq.ft in 1 bhk and from 789 - 871 sq.ft in 2bhk. Its current asking rate is Rs.5800 per sq-ft. and its possession date will be December 2019.

Priyanka Vats, Pune

3rd August 2017

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Hi friend,
I have no idea about the developer but be sure that project has got State RERA approval. Otherwise, there is no use of buying property. In absence of RERA approval, project will be considered as illegal and you can not take any legal action against developer.

Keshavrao Jedhe, Pune

3rd August 2017

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Hi Rohit,
Hinjewadi is one of the best locality in Pune for investment as well as for end users. But property price here in skyrocketing. It is located towards the West of Pune and is 21 kms from the Railway station. It has developed into one of the biggest industrial areas of Pune. It houses some of Iargest IT conglomerates of India like Wipro, Tech Mahindra, TCS, Infosys, IBM and Cognizant. Hinjewadi is being developed in multiple phases. It offers easy accessibility to Mumbai via the six-lane Pune-Expressway, and also to Tathawade through the Mumbai-Bangalore bypass. All the daily basic amenities within stone throw away distance. Overall, locality looks good for both investment as well as for end use.

Bhaskar Chandavarkar, Pune

3rd August 2017

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