Team-BHP - The Property / Real Estate Thread

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Originally Posted by e1t1bet (Post 3026558)

Hi, my girlfriend and I are looking for a home. My office is in Rajajinagar - Brigade Gateway (near the Metro Cash and Carry), and she works near Sarjapur/Outer Ring Road.

Can someone suggest a residential area which is not too far from either place. (I am willing to drive up to 12 Km).

I have shortlisted the following places:
(1) Ulsoor
(2) MG Road Area. (I don't know what the residential places nearby are called)

Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance :)

P.S. We are put up in Koramangala at the moment, and I am having to drive 40 Kms a day which is killing me :(

You can check areas like rajajinagar, basaveshwarnagar, malleshwaram, vijaynagar, peenya etc. These are quite close to brigade gateway. IMHO it doesn't make sense to drive all the way from mg road to this place and also mg road and surrounding areas are way costlier than the above mentioned areas.

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Originally Posted by Added_flavor (Post 3027044)

He also has a constraint that his friend drives to Sarjapur road for work. So he needs to optimise both the commutes with a common residential point.

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Originally Posted by e1t1bet (Post 3026558)

I have shortlisted the following places:
(1) Ulsoor
(2) MG Road Area. (I don't know what the residential places nearby are called)

Any other suggestions?(

Some of the residential areas close to MG Road (Ulsoor/Shivajinagar area in general) are: Ulsoor Road, Aga Abbas Ali Road, Gangadhara Chetty Road, Kensington Road (all these are close to MG Road, Cubbon Road, Old Madras Road and on the periphery of Ulsoor lake). Other options are St. John's Road, Wheeler Road (all these places have several good apartments but rentals may be on higher side).
Some more options, going little further away from MG Road in one direction would be Cox town, Fraser Town, Richards town, Cooks town, Davis Road.
Victoria Layout near Lifestyle, Cambridge Layout, Indiranagar, HAL Airport Road in the other direction going further away from MG Road.
Hope this helps.

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Originally Posted by e1t1bet (Post 3026558)

Any other suggestions?

Hebbal is the best bet for you. I stay at Embassy Heritage which is right next to Brigade Gateway and my wife used to work at Prestige Jupiter (behind JP Morgan).
She tried using a car, 2 wheeler and a volvo. Finally, she settled for a Volvo. But, there was no direct bus. I used to drop her to Hebbal flyover and it use take her 40 min to reach JP Morgan from there in peak traffic.

By car, yeshwantpur to Hebbal flyover is approx 15 to 20 mins max.

Cheers

Hi,

I am starting this thread for Chandigarh real estate discussion as it is difficult to find any relevant info about Chandigarh real estate from general property thread.

I am currently looking to buy an apartment in Chandigarh for around max 0.95-1 cr max and need the advice. If there is any availability in any society in this budget or any other good option, please let me know. Mainly interested in a 3BHK but a good 2 BHK will also do. Let me know if you have any pointers.

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by e1t1bet

Hi, you can look at areas close to outer ring road. I would think that a happy median for both of you would be hennur banaswadi area, mid way for you both. For her the big problem area would be KR Puram and for you it would be yeshwantpur railway line. Other than that with all the flyovers and underpasses, the roads are not so bad now. Volvos to sarjapur road will also be easily available and the location is close enough to the city for the occasional visit to mg road.

Hi,

I am on the look out to buy a 2 or 3 BHK ready to move in flat in East Bangalore, with a budget of around 35L. I am open to second hand flats too. If anyone knows of a flat on sale in Marathahalli, Whitefields, HSR Layout areas, do let me know.

Regards,
Shobhit

Hi,
Had a query about my property which I need to sell of in Mumbai. This flat is mortgaged and I have a loan running.

I just recently found out that the one of the original agreements in the chain of agreements is missing (true copy obtained from registrars office exists and is in possession of bank). For the same missing agreement, I have the original registration & stamp duty paid receipt as well as the Index II reflecting change of ownership.
Can I sell the flat without any hindrance and satisfy buyer completely about there being no encumbrances?

Also the original agreement between builder and 1st buyer was done in 1989 and doesn't have a stamp duty paid receipt, although stamps are affixed on agreement. Is stamp duty payable on this and what would be the likely charges with penalties?

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Originally Posted by ceebeezee (Post 3037645)

Your loan is ongoing, then how come bank has true copy of agreement? Banks always hold original copies in their possession, and you are given the attested copies. Please confirm with bank whether they have original, which I think they must have.

If it is not direct agreement with you and your seller, but rather his old copy of agreement, yet it may be in possession of the bank. Else you can get a duplicate attested copy from the registrar's office by giving the registration number to them, and paying required fees and greasing.

Hello All,

I bought myself an apartment in Cochin at South Panampilly nagar.

Now the owner of the said flat is one of the directors of the builders itself. He had bought it in his wife's name as an investment.
The lady has passed away last year,
so my advocate has asked for the following,
1. will, if any
2. legal heir certificate
3. affidavit of the children.

is this all,, any other documents required?

edit- this is the first time, i am buying a flat, what should i watch out for when buying one.

Dear Hyderabad Team-BHPians,

I am looking to buy a flat in Kompally area of Hyderabad. I have heard that the going rate is around 2700 per sq ft. Before I actually proceed full steam on this, can someone guide me on the actual rates? I am looking for a 3-BHK flat in Kompally close to the Go-Kart track.

Thanks,

Travelwriter