I am not planning to sell this property (for that matter any property
I own) in near future. For me, this is like a forced savings (say 20
year bond). In mid 90s, Greater Noida plots were going for 2 lakh and
that too Rs 20,000 intallment for 10 years and like a fool I was busy
buying flats in Delhi those days. Now, GN/Gurgaon plots are selling in
Crores (my goodness).
So have patience.
Take care,
Arnab M
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 12:48 AM, ashish malik<ashishma...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi aranab & other mates,
>
> One bad news for all. the central govt has declined the proposal to
> built airport at Jewar on 29th may, can check on web.ver
>
> This is going to have a huge impact on all plots rates.
>
> Ya Aranab, i have applied for one plot under Payment Pan A & One Plot
> under Payment plan B.
>
> I believe that the price of 4750 per sq metre is the present
> prevailing market price, but when there is any government allotment,
> it is normally at lesser rates, so i m not expecting any premium more
> than 300-400/ sq metres. Whats your idea on this.
>
> Thanks
>
> Ashish MAlik
>
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Its true that Jewar Airport Proposal has be shot down by the central govt.
That is, as of now, so is the status.
However, one needs to remember this was done solely on political basis.
Knowing the way Indian democracy works... I wont be surprised if in the near
future, central govt. makes a U turn on this. Besides, Jewar will always
remain the front runner, if and when, any such need or proposal takes place
in the future.
Also to remember, there are many cities and towns in NCR that have benefited
with shooting land prices in last few years, that don't have any airport...
or even a proposal for an airport. In fact most of development takes place
only when private builders start investing in an area. Majority of YEIDA
will be built by the private builders. With the amount of land available,
private builders will look this way... sooner than later. You only have to
wait for couple of more years. There aint much of a choice left in NCR
anymore.
That said, there is no doubt development at YEIDA would have definitely
benefited in a big way had the airport been approved... However, its not the
end of the road. There are many other triggers of development and this part
of NCR will continue to witness excellent growth in the future, with or
without the airport.
.. Safal
Take care,
Arnab M
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