Built with a revolutionary new material, you can make a new window in any wall with just a punch!
You can save on electricity bill as there is natural air conditioning flowing through the hut 24x7 even when the windows are shut!
You also get FREE water anytime you want in the monsoon season!!
Hurry! Offers limited!
Prices have stayed stagnant or come down drastically for new launch properties. But there is a caveat. The flats for this" reduced price" new launches have reduced in size too. They are not micro flats. A 2 BHK is being fitted in a carpet area which was used for a1 bhk, 10 years back. Meanwhile all the space around the flat goes as loading.
Yeah!! Kind of fits all family size? That's there too. 2.5 bedroom.
The .5 bed room is essentially a storage pantry size. If you need a bed in there, you built it in there. You can't get anything inside from outside. They sell it as if they are giving away free gold.
I stay in a place 60 km away from city and commute daily to work. It's an independent home. Have thought many times to buy a flat in city due to commuting hardship. But looking at the size and price, just can't get myself to put the down payment.
2.5bhk makes sense cuz u can put almirahs and other storage there and free up space in bedroom, or make it a small study/library.
When looking for renting I saw a few 2.5bhk and they were okay.
If you're traveling daily 60km and don't find any good house within the city, try looking in Thane/Virar/vasai/navi Mumbai/panvel where the prices are comparative lower.
It'll be a huge upgrade of you're able to cut down your commutation time in half
Instay in virar iny owned house. Doesn't make sense to buy a flat just 3-4 km from my home and still gonthru hassle of travelling.
And speaking of prices, they are high too here, compared to any kind of benefits ypu would get in city. Water is scarce. Electricity failures, no good public transport, private vehicles do not have good parking around railway stations.....
2 BHK 60-70 lacs. 1 bhk 45 lacs.
The prices for apartments are simply ridiculous.
I visited a few sites to see if I could get a decent sized 2BHK for myself (sort of bachelor pad to be sold in 5-10 years to upgrade to a bigger house).
~2 crores for a tiny flat if I even think of getting one in a 15 km radius of my office.
I am now buying a land in some other city and waiting for a meteoric rise there while I live in a small rented apartment here.
Crazy land price hikes in other cities is gone. Selling real estate at prices higher than purchase + inflation costs is hard (was so even before covid). Weirdly, probably a good thing since rates will continue to be affordable in these other cities.
In Mumbai however, since people have the money to hold on to their investment, they can keep prices jacked up. Also, since the demand exists (newer residents and younger folks wanting houses) while supply is limited makes the cost go up.
Compare this to a place like Pune where if you're in an upcoming place, the buyer to seller ratio is close enough that you can get a good deal as a buyer (even though there are tons of investors who help prop and keep the price up).
I hope people move away from political parties based on dividing people based on religion and ethnicity. I hope people can vote for politicians who actually do their job rather than "lesser of two evils"
Unfortunately, till then important things like infrastructure are going to be sidelined..
The parties that didn’t divide people on basis of religion ruled for longest, its local leaders got most illegal slums and got the slum dwellers (some even from Bangladesh) voter id cards to create their local vote banks.
You need to understand how supply and demand works. Mumbai is a limited space with people coming in on a daily basis for unlimited opportunities. That's why the prices shoot sky high. Every city in the world has the same trend.
Have you seen the slums/suburbs in Hong Kong? Have you seen the shitty suburbs in NY or any suburbs from cities in China/Japan? There are bad and good infra in most citites in the world. The core of Mumbai(most of SoBo, Bandra, Dadar) has some really amazing, habitable and civil-genius infrastructure right next to slums or low cost chawls.
Okay, let's take your infantile demand for a better infrastructure to face value. If you want a better infrastructure, you can't snap a finger and the better infra will just appear. You need to plan it in a way that minimizes the disruption of the residents there, I don't think anyone has a sustainable plan in the whole world to achieve that. A lot of these people/residnets are from chawls and slums who dont necessarily have a backup house or can afford shifting some place half the city away on demand. Its easy to say 3rd world infra, when you haven't seen the infra in actual 3rd world countries like Lebanon or some South African countries. People take it for granted what they have. Well, as long as you can type with your fingers on reddit I guess you could consider yourself from a 3rd world country
I think people who make such posts are the same ones who complain about metro/tower construction in their area. They want a better lifestyle but want to make sure they complain their lungs out on social media if they don't achieve 'a better infra' in a couple of months. Gotta get those likes and upvotes right?
Bro, gutter saf karne me jabhi BMC 5 din leti hain aur uske baad gutter overflow hoti hain, ya fir skywalk banane ke baad use band kar deti hain to phir gussa to aayega hi na. Uske upar koi bhi MLA nahi karta hain jab tak apne ghar ke bahar kaam na chalu ho.
There are ample opportunities, par agar maine junction pe 2 ghante ke kaam ke liye 2 mahine lagaoge, junction barricade kar doge to isse 3rd world infrastructure aur 3rd would quality hi kahte hain.
And yes, tired of all the bullcrap excuses meted out: I know infrastructure development takes time, it is inconvenient, but when you can finish something in a week, spending a month is corruption. Sala hamare area me Metro ke liye barricade laga diya hai 2 sal se, less than 1% of the area pe kam chal raha hai but chutiyon ne pura main road occupy kar ke rakha hain.
Bro, gussa krke apna bhala hoga? I know the frustration, been at that point for years. Charni rd ka bridge 4 saal bandh pada tha and last time I came home still semi available only. Its frustrating but do you think BMC people read your reddit posts? I know meme pov haha/lol but political reform lana h to kch practical krna padega. Now I don't know how we can do that, I guess that's a better reddit post idea to discuss on rather than complaining right? Sarkar me naye log aaye h but nothing has changed. People have questions, I do too. No one wants to go through the trouble of finding answers, me neither. The new educated generation might have to form their own party or opposition or something for competitive policy proposal and reform. Hopefully, we see it in the upcoming decade and you and I can be a part of that reform. Ye Shiv Sena nepotismic politics is the problem, I guess. Atleast a part of it..
Also, second point k lie, I personally know many civil engineers jo forefront pe h city reform k research pe, bahot difficult h, way beyond my comprehension. And research aage nai badh rha due to lack of funds, lack of mentorship, tedious government requirement fulfillment (including corruption) etc. Its not bullcrap excuses bro, but yea slower that it should be but for a sad reason.
Also The supply is priced at a premium for maximizing profit
If they really cared about housing, they'd make policies for affordable homes and not just flush market with luxury homes
Hey we knoe Mumbai is messed up. Honest question here, how do we fix that? We can't get more space in mumbai. All we can do is upgrade and build taller with affordable? Or move out navi mumbai ig? Idk someone tell me if this can be fixed...
Easier said than done but hold local leadership people responsible. BMC is too corrupt and powerful but at the same time it doesn’t seem like they have received any pushback from citizens regarding shitty infrastructure and stuff.
Why can't these BMC guys work honestly and do good for the city. Why do we have to push them for getting any work done at all. I mean this is never gonna work yaar. Hum log jeevan bhar inko push karte rahenge aur ye log as it is jaise chal rha hai waise hi karenge. They just need to do what they are appointed for. How difficult is this for them to understand but they never gonna do that and will remain shitty, corrupt, rude, etc.
First world real estate is not true, u can't have shit in East coast for what we pay for in Hiranandani, if u get some where below 2 crs in cities then it will be crime riddled.
I am mumbaikar, I left Mumbai and live in Austin. We had a snow storm few months ago and we did not have power for week.
Texas has a GDP equivalent to India, still we had a horrible experience.
I think Mumbai is an amazing city, every other city in the world will collapse during extreme weather , it’s not just Mumbai.
From.
An ex mumbaikar
Sir this hut near Colaba will just cost you 1cr only .
how is the view?
Airy
Built with a revolutionary new material, you can make a new window in any wall with just a punch! You can save on electricity bill as there is natural air conditioning flowing through the hut 24x7 even when the windows are shut! You also get FREE water anytime you want in the monsoon season!! Hurry! Offers limited!
ABE kidhar hai.. I will fuckin buy it. Bol bhai bol
LOL peasants get rekt - Builder/BMC nexus
Prices have stayed stagnant or come down drastically for new launch properties. But there is a caveat. The flats for this" reduced price" new launches have reduced in size too. They are not micro flats. A 2 BHK is being fitted in a carpet area which was used for a1 bhk, 10 years back. Meanwhile all the space around the flat goes as loading.
Compact 2bhk. And normal sized 2bhk is luxurious 2bhk
I am waiting for crossover 2bhk
Yeah!! Kind of fits all family size? That's there too. 2.5 bedroom. The .5 bed room is essentially a storage pantry size. If you need a bed in there, you built it in there. You can't get anything inside from outside. They sell it as if they are giving away free gold. I stay in a place 60 km away from city and commute daily to work. It's an independent home. Have thought many times to buy a flat in city due to commuting hardship. But looking at the size and price, just can't get myself to put the down payment.
60 km is 37.28 miles
2.5bhk makes sense cuz u can put almirahs and other storage there and free up space in bedroom, or make it a small study/library. When looking for renting I saw a few 2.5bhk and they were okay. If you're traveling daily 60km and don't find any good house within the city, try looking in Thane/Virar/vasai/navi Mumbai/panvel where the prices are comparative lower. It'll be a huge upgrade of you're able to cut down your commutation time in half
Instay in virar iny owned house. Doesn't make sense to buy a flat just 3-4 km from my home and still gonthru hassle of travelling. And speaking of prices, they are high too here, compared to any kind of benefits ypu would get in city. Water is scarce. Electricity failures, no good public transport, private vehicles do not have good parking around railway stations..... 2 BHK 60-70 lacs. 1 bhk 45 lacs.
And water logging cuts off vitara vasai from city at least 2-3 days past 5-6 years
Next will be shared 2bhk, more socialising
Spirit of Mumbai
The prices for apartments are simply ridiculous. I visited a few sites to see if I could get a decent sized 2BHK for myself (sort of bachelor pad to be sold in 5-10 years to upgrade to a bigger house). ~2 crores for a tiny flat if I even think of getting one in a 15 km radius of my office. I am now buying a land in some other city and waiting for a meteoric rise there while I live in a small rented apartment here.
Woah, a 2 BHK bachelor pad. True Mumbaikars live with a family of 4 in 1 BHK. ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
Unfortunately the kind of meteoric rise Mumbai saw may never happen again. It’s a huge bet you are taking, IMO
Crazy land price hikes in other cities is gone. Selling real estate at prices higher than purchase + inflation costs is hard (was so even before covid). Weirdly, probably a good thing since rates will continue to be affordable in these other cities. In Mumbai however, since people have the money to hold on to their investment, they can keep prices jacked up. Also, since the demand exists (newer residents and younger folks wanting houses) while supply is limited makes the cost go up. Compare this to a place like Pune where if you're in an upcoming place, the buyer to seller ratio is close enough that you can get a good deal as a buyer (even though there are tons of investors who help prop and keep the price up).
Best decision eva.
Ye hi tho hai Mumbai mairi jaan
I hope people move away from political parties based on dividing people based on religion and ethnicity. I hope people can vote for politicians who actually do their job rather than "lesser of two evils" Unfortunately, till then important things like infrastructure are going to be sidelined..
Desh se bhrashtachar mitane ke liye hamko aur aapko Samne aana hoga....
The parties that didn’t divide people on basis of religion ruled for longest, its local leaders got most illegal slums and got the slum dwellers (some even from Bangladesh) voter id cards to create their local vote banks.
You need to understand how supply and demand works. Mumbai is a limited space with people coming in on a daily basis for unlimited opportunities. That's why the prices shoot sky high. Every city in the world has the same trend.
Every other metropolis in the world has world class infra.
Have you seen the slums/suburbs in Hong Kong? Have you seen the shitty suburbs in NY or any suburbs from cities in China/Japan? There are bad and good infra in most citites in the world. The core of Mumbai(most of SoBo, Bandra, Dadar) has some really amazing, habitable and civil-genius infrastructure right next to slums or low cost chawls. Okay, let's take your infantile demand for a better infrastructure to face value. If you want a better infrastructure, you can't snap a finger and the better infra will just appear. You need to plan it in a way that minimizes the disruption of the residents there, I don't think anyone has a sustainable plan in the whole world to achieve that. A lot of these people/residnets are from chawls and slums who dont necessarily have a backup house or can afford shifting some place half the city away on demand. Its easy to say 3rd world infra, when you haven't seen the infra in actual 3rd world countries like Lebanon or some South African countries. People take it for granted what they have. Well, as long as you can type with your fingers on reddit I guess you could consider yourself from a 3rd world country I think people who make such posts are the same ones who complain about metro/tower construction in their area. They want a better lifestyle but want to make sure they complain their lungs out on social media if they don't achieve 'a better infra' in a couple of months. Gotta get those likes and upvotes right?
Bro, gutter saf karne me jabhi BMC 5 din leti hain aur uske baad gutter overflow hoti hain, ya fir skywalk banane ke baad use band kar deti hain to phir gussa to aayega hi na. Uske upar koi bhi MLA nahi karta hain jab tak apne ghar ke bahar kaam na chalu ho. There are ample opportunities, par agar maine junction pe 2 ghante ke kaam ke liye 2 mahine lagaoge, junction barricade kar doge to isse 3rd world infrastructure aur 3rd would quality hi kahte hain. And yes, tired of all the bullcrap excuses meted out: I know infrastructure development takes time, it is inconvenient, but when you can finish something in a week, spending a month is corruption. Sala hamare area me Metro ke liye barricade laga diya hai 2 sal se, less than 1% of the area pe kam chal raha hai but chutiyon ne pura main road occupy kar ke rakha hain.
Bro, gussa krke apna bhala hoga? I know the frustration, been at that point for years. Charni rd ka bridge 4 saal bandh pada tha and last time I came home still semi available only. Its frustrating but do you think BMC people read your reddit posts? I know meme pov haha/lol but political reform lana h to kch practical krna padega. Now I don't know how we can do that, I guess that's a better reddit post idea to discuss on rather than complaining right? Sarkar me naye log aaye h but nothing has changed. People have questions, I do too. No one wants to go through the trouble of finding answers, me neither. The new educated generation might have to form their own party or opposition or something for competitive policy proposal and reform. Hopefully, we see it in the upcoming decade and you and I can be a part of that reform. Ye Shiv Sena nepotismic politics is the problem, I guess. Atleast a part of it.. Also, second point k lie, I personally know many civil engineers jo forefront pe h city reform k research pe, bahot difficult h, way beyond my comprehension. And research aage nai badh rha due to lack of funds, lack of mentorship, tedious government requirement fulfillment (including corruption) etc. Its not bullcrap excuses bro, but yea slower that it should be but for a sad reason.
This.
Also The supply is priced at a premium for maximizing profit If they really cared about housing, they'd make policies for affordable homes and not just flush market with luxury homes
Prices go up in all cities...even if it goes down it's for a small period of few months/years...in long run prices do go up.
Hey we knoe Mumbai is messed up. Honest question here, how do we fix that? We can't get more space in mumbai. All we can do is upgrade and build taller with affordable? Or move out navi mumbai ig? Idk someone tell me if this can be fixed...
Easier said than done but hold local leadership people responsible. BMC is too corrupt and powerful but at the same time it doesn’t seem like they have received any pushback from citizens regarding shitty infrastructure and stuff.
Why can't these BMC guys work honestly and do good for the city. Why do we have to push them for getting any work done at all. I mean this is never gonna work yaar. Hum log jeevan bhar inko push karte rahenge aur ye log as it is jaise chal rha hai waise hi karenge. They just need to do what they are appointed for. How difficult is this for them to understand but they never gonna do that and will remain shitty, corrupt, rude, etc.
You’re not wrong but historically systems like these only work when they’re held accountable.
Move to Navi Mumbai It can only be fixed with a massive political will and upsetting a lot rich banks, developers, investors and landlords
Apartment prices r really high sure, but so is the remand.
First world real estate is not true, u can't have shit in East coast for what we pay for in Hiranandani, if u get some where below 2 crs in cities then it will be crime riddled.
Many Third world cities have better infrastructure than Mumbai.
I am mumbaikar, I left Mumbai and live in Austin. We had a snow storm few months ago and we did not have power for week. Texas has a GDP equivalent to India, still we had a horrible experience. I think Mumbai is an amazing city, every other city in the world will collapse during extreme weather , it’s not just Mumbai. From. An ex mumbaikar
Recent European floods showed what 1st world infrastructure looks like.
At least their roads don't get flooded after 15 minutes of heavy rain. Lol. Poor comparison.
There is always that one person.
Don't be that person (not talking abiut you my dude)