Latest Answer: First of all it depends on your budget. If you have the money, you can afford to invest in an upcoming Smart city. Second, it depends on whether it is for your own use or for investment. If it is for your own use, you should consider other aspects such as the purpose of shifting to that particular city...whether it is for pursuing your job, children's education, or for any other special purpose. You should consider if that particular city has the desired requirements you are looking for. You should look for an area that has the required facilities in the vicinity of the place you are planning to buy a house. Of course, the reputation of the builder and the project approvals should be verified and obtained, to be on the safer side.
If you are looking for purchasing a house for investment purposes, again your budget plays a major role. The area you are planning to invest in whether in a Tier II or a proposed Smart city also decides the budget that the area commands. However, you need
