We missed adding a few important details before you decide about the property. Since we can't amend the video, we've decided to highlight them here. There is a nearby dump yard that produces a strong smell sometimes, especially in the evening, and a freight corridor that can create some noise too. While there are plans to remove the dump yard, the timeline is uncertain. We want to ensure you have all the facts. Thank you for understanding.
Great vedio and perhaps M3M cullinan, ATS knightbridge, Max estate 128, Mahagun Manorille Kalpataru Vista sector 128, Experion Elements sector 45, County 107, Gulshan Dynasity are other projects in the luxury category....and I am sure the list will further increase with Gulshan and CRC ultra luxury project launches in sector 128 soon.....L&T was worth a project in sector 128 but not sure where they got stuck...
I don't know why marquee players like Mahindra, DLF, Hiranandani, lodha didn't invest in noida realty sector despite having huge demand. They will be sold like hot cakes.
@whitehatrealty Hats off to the work you guys are doing. Also mentioned about dump yard and freight corridor thing, good job. Step by step explanation is commendable. Keep up the good work!! Are you guys planning to do review of project Gulshan Avante? Is it worth the price?
Tropical Isle is a completely different project adjacent to Jardinia, sharing the same boundary. Tropical Isle was launched 8 months ago and has already sold out.
A 3 BHK costs 3 Cr, while 2 BHK units are not yet available. Yes, it is expensive, and the reason is the basic supply versus demand dynamic. The supply of luxury apartments on the Noida Expressway is very limited. People from Delhi are slowly & gradually shifting their focus from Gurugram to the Noida Expressway and are finding few luxury options here. Almost 20% of the sales are to NRIs, with most of the remaining sales coming from Delhi rather than Noida or Ghaziabad.
It's simple, not made for the end user, everything is made today for Investors. NRIs will live here? Nah for how long this game will go on. And the interesting thing is every advantage shared here IS for the End User. What an irony. Investors buy and investors sell will soon result in Ghost towns and Lot of bankrupt Builders and people connected to them and loans will be right off from tax money(I guess). The thing is we have to pay, this way or that way. 😂
@@scientifixx I strongly agree on this, we will see many ghost Apartments with 15-30% occupancy in future, because everywhere we see flats and flats, but we are not seeing anyone wants to live that far away form city at least in the near 4-5 years.
Why did you skip highlighting the major flaw with this project, which is the dumpyard behind it? One can sense a strong smelly pungent smell while even visiting the site in the evening. Pls be transparent with all the facts. Don't say it's in plans to remove the dumpyard, that's in plans since long on paper
yes and even dedicated freight corridar was also worth mentioning as this is very close to this project and will create unrest as these are all "mall gadis" although with improved technolgies but still create a noise and polution..
Every project has a +ve and -ve sides on the earth. Also, people who buy/live in such expensive homes do not need a metro station in front of their homes and they even don't like such crowds in front of their gates. But overall of you see the +ve side weights more than -ve side. One more aspect, the dedicated freight just in neighbourhood to this community also create lot of goods train noise.
We missed adding a few important details before you decide about the property. Since we can't amend the video, we've decided to highlight them here. There is a nearby dump yard that produces a strong smell sometimes, especially in the evening, and a freight corridor that can create some noise too. While there are plans to remove the dump yard, the timeline is uncertain. We want to ensure you have all the facts. Thank you for understanding.
Also make video of Gulshan dynsty , this would be most epic project of Noida expressway !!
Great vedio and perhaps M3M cullinan, ATS knightbridge, Max estate 128, Mahagun Manorille Kalpataru Vista sector 128, Experion Elements sector 45, County 107, Gulshan Dynasity are other projects in the luxury category....and I am sure the list will further increase with Gulshan and CRC ultra luxury project launches in sector 128 soon.....L&T was worth a project in sector 128 but not sure where they got stuck...
Thank you for your input! We'll definitely look into these projects. Stay tuned for more reviews on luxury properties.
I don't know why marquee players like Mahindra, DLF, Hiranandani, lodha didn't invest in noida realty sector despite having huge demand. They will be sold like hot cakes.
You will see most of them coming to Noida in a year or two.
@whitehatrealty Hats off to the work you guys are doing. Also mentioned about dump yard and freight corridor thing, good job. Step by step explanation is commendable. Keep up the good work!!
Are you guys planning to do review of project Gulshan Avante? Is it worth the price?
Thank you for enjoying our content! We will review Gulshan Avante in the third week of June. Stay tuned!
Team, Wanted to understand why they have the change the name of project ? From Tropical isle to this?
Tropical Isle is a completely different project adjacent to Jardinia, sharing the same boundary. Tropical Isle was launched 8 months ago and has already sold out.
Dump yard and the freight corridor is major drawback with this project
Agreed.
Please make a video on county group new projects ‘Ivory County’
Very soon.
Price of 2BHK unit?
@whitehatrealty Can you please do the review for Ivory county Noida Sector 115 as well
Very soon.
Why is it so costly ? Who is buying these flats. 3 crs for 2 bhk is unrealistic.
True
its all marketing with black money
A 3 BHK costs 3 Cr, while 2 BHK units are not yet available. Yes, it is expensive, and the reason is the basic supply versus demand dynamic. The supply of luxury apartments on the Noida Expressway is very limited. People from Delhi are slowly & gradually shifting their focus from Gurugram to the Noida Expressway and are finding few luxury options here. Almost 20% of the sales are to NRIs, with most of the remaining sales coming from Delhi rather than Noida or Ghaziabad.
It's simple, not made for the end user, everything is made today for Investors. NRIs will live here? Nah for how long this game will go on.
And the interesting thing is every advantage shared here IS for the End User. What an irony.
Investors buy and investors sell will soon result in Ghost towns and Lot of bankrupt Builders and people connected to them and loans will be right off from tax money(I guess). The thing is we have to pay, this way or that way. 😂
@@scientifixx I strongly agree on this, we will see many ghost Apartments with 15-30% occupancy in future, because everywhere we see flats and flats, but we are not seeing anyone wants to live that far away form city at least in the near 4-5 years.
Why did you skip highlighting the major flaw with this project, which is the dumpyard behind it? One can sense a strong smelly pungent smell while even visiting the site in the evening. Pls be transparent with all the facts. Don't say it's in plans to remove the dumpyard, that's in plans since long on paper
Sorry we have missed that. We are going to highlight the same in the comment section.
yes and even dedicated freight corridar was also worth mentioning as this is very close to this project and will create unrest as these are all "mall gadis" although with improved technolgies but still create a noise and polution..
Every project has a +ve and -ve sides on the earth. Also, people who buy/live in such expensive homes do not need a metro station in front of their homes and they even don't like such crowds in front of their gates. But overall of you see the +ve side weights more than -ve side.
One more aspect, the dedicated freight just in neighbourhood to this community also create lot of goods train noise.
@@sunilksharma9047 Since we can't amend the video, we've highlighted these details in a comment and pinned it to the top of the comment section.
@@raaripaka Thank you for sharing your insights.