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Hi Mr.Vejay - Thanks for reaching out. In a general plotted layout, it would be around ~70k. In a premium gated community plotting venture it would be around ~1.3-1.5L (end use community).

Hi Ankush, thanks for reaching out! The current base price for Aparna CyberHeights is ₹7,299 per sqft. Construction is progressing swiftly, and with a little over 100 units per acre (which is the norm these days for large gated communities), the project offers a decent amount of open space and amenities. The location is poised to develop into a key residential hub, making it a solid investment, particularly for rental yields. However, in terms of capital appreciation, I believe the growth may slow down compared to what we’ve seen in the past.

Hi Mr. Abhijith - thanks for reaching and glad you found the content good. On Mamidipally - I personally see this as a different belt and there are only a few projects that I trust (in their abilities to complete and deliver good quality). I will be covering this in the upcoming video. On the noise - I think it's a cause for concern especially as the airport gets busier with a new terminal. Hope this helps!

@@prajwalchinta thanks for the clarification. I'm looking for a 4bhk/5bhk villa of 250+ sq yards with a 4 to 4.5 cr budget in an under construction project from a trusted builder. The project should be offering very good amenities and should have all villas in 250+ sq yards range. Do you have a list of projects that suit my requirements?

@@abhijith19931 I beleive I am working on your presentation as we speak :). May I confirm if you have filled out the form, Mr. Abhijith?

@@prajwalchinta yes I did 🙂

Hi Mr. Abhijith - I have replied to you with personalised recommendations. Do reach out if you have any questions.

Hi there-thanks for reaching out! Yes, there is a proposed metro line at the new High Court location (map: th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/gt1ueu/article67766206.ece/alternates/LANDSCAPE_1200/metro%20map.jpg). However, timelines are unknown. Since you work in the west and have the flexibility to work from home for extended periods, you can definitely explore properties along this belt, though you don't have to limit yourself to this area. Regarding guidance, I’m currently offering a free property consultation service, available for a limited number of slots. This service is based on a proprietary property scoring system. If you're interested, please fill out this form (docs.google.com/forms/d/1_jCtX3FhfUsqoDrNUs25FFg_caUUs6pJhpFpOa_wzRk/), and I'll provide customized recommendations. I'm happy to help you find the best property. Hope this helps!

@@prajwalchinta The form gives me an error "Sorry, unable to open the file at this time. Please check the address and try again"

@@hmt2210 My apologies, please find the form here - docs.google.com/forms/d/1_jCtX3FhfUsqoDrNUs25FFg_caUUs6pJhpFpOa_wzRk/edit

@@prajwalchinta Done. Thank you.

Hi there - what kind of land would this be? Agricultural, plotted or plotted with amenities?

@@prajwalchinta plotted, with 40ft road facing

Thanks for sharing, noted on the same. 30-35k in a plotted project with easy access to the road near Satamrai seems like a reasonable amount. The main value creation will come from the location itself here and hence the visibility of the project and connectivity will be key. Hope this helps.

Hey there! Thanks for your thoughtful comment. You're spot on about the fundamentals. Shamshabad can't quite match up to strategic locations like Kokapet, Financial District, Tellapur, or Osman Nagar, especially when it comes to proximity to major employment hubs. However, Shamshabad's main selling points: More affordable pricing compared to western areas. Strong appeal to the airport-related or high court staff. That said, it's always interesting to see how these emerging areas develop over time. Sometimes, unexpected factors can boost an area's appeal. Keen to hear different perspectives! Keep the great comments coming! 👍

Also can someone please clarify to me what extra employment that west Hyderabad garnered in recent times ? Mostly it is driven by hype and exorbitant pricing. I wonder how many can afford flats costing 4 cr+ who works in west Hyderabad 😂😂 What economic activities that Neopolis is going to get ? Other than already announced residential projects, is there any special hub that is going to generate a top class employment zone that is going to provide high paid jobs ? Literally I am not sure, please clarify me If I am missing something.

@@bhanuskbkv Hey Mr. Bhanu, thanks for bringing up this crucial point about the 4Cr+ apartment market! Let's break it down: Current Scenario: Lots of supply in the 4Cr+ segment Mainly limited to a few areas in Hyderabad Driven by previous success of big-sized apartment projects Sold-out Examples: Jayabheri Peak DSR SSI Fortune One Myscape projects (Isle of Skye, Loft, Otomo) DSR SSI The First My Home Bhooja Who's Buying? It's not just West Hyderabad employees! Based on my chats with builders and buyers, we're seeing: People moving from East Hyderabad Second-gen folks from Jubilee/Banjara Hills NRIs, doctors, business owners, tech executives Seniors downsizing from villas to spacious apartments Long-term Outlook: Potential for more high-paying jobs as Hyderabad grows Current high supply likely to balance out as inventory clears The price of Hyderabad vs other markets is still cheaper. Pune and Bangalore have high end properties going for 15-16k per sq ft One difference for Hyderabad though is no FSI limits. Because of this we are seeing land rates soar and as a result builders are making it viable by building bigger homes and higher prices in certain areas. Bottom line: While the high-end market is bustling now, it'll be interesting to see how it evolves. Keep an eye on those inventory levels! Thanks again for rising this and good discussion. Do let me know your thoughts on this.

Thanks for the elaborate reply and I agree with you on the cheaper real estate market compared to other metro cities. I also agree with you that there exists some elite group of people looking for bigger and expensive flats. On the other hand, I would just like to know whether you have any idea about any new employment opportunities coming towards west Hyderabad. As of now, I can foresee only a big Google campus being built, other than that everything else is a High rise residential community. Just correct me If I am thinking in a wrong way. If so many families have to come and settle in Kokapet, Neopolis, Tellapur etc etc.....there should definitely be some good volume of proposed employment opportunities.😊

@@bhanuskbkv Thanks for getting back and acknowledging! Regarding employment opportunities, here's what the data tells us: • Leasing activity trends are a key indicator • GCC sector is a major driver in Hyderabad - 75% increase Quarter-over-Quarter - Healthy Year-over-Year uptick • Q2 numbers: 2.4 Million sq ft (3rd highest in the nation with BLR and Delhi NCR being first 2) • H1 absorption rate: ~18% These figures are promising, but sustained momentum is crucial, especially for areas like Neopolis and Financial District. Company breakdown: • 58% are global companies expanding in India • Hyderabad focus: Tech, Pharma, BFSI industries While we don't have a full list of companies, these trends suggest continued growth in high-paying sectors.

Hi there - Given that I focus more on residential projects for either end use or investments, Shadnagar and Blr Highway are not within the scope of locations I would explore. The extent of residential projects does not extent that far for now. Hope that helps.

Thanks a lot Mr.Harsh. Will be doing one more video for this micro market for sure. Please stay tuned!

Eagerly waiting @prajwalchinta

Hey Mr. Srikanth, thanks for asking about Radhey Skye! You're right to be interested - it's got a lot going for it: 📍 Location: Right on the service road, smooth 20-min commute to Kokapet ORR circle (I've driven it myself). 🏫 Social infra: Good schools in the area, hospitals near Nallagandla and Financial District. 🏗️ Project itself: 1. Builder's known for on-time delivery 2.Tons of floor plans (from Genesis architects) 3. Some towers have really spacious units Basically, it's a solid project in an up-and-coming area with strong fundamentals. The easy ORR access is a big plus too. Hope that helps.

@@prajwalchinta Thank you Prajwal for the detail info. It really helps👍🏻

@@srikanthvalupadasu5589 My pleasure Mr. Srikanth! If you need further information or personalized recommendations, please feel free to fill this form: docs.google.com/forms/d/1_jCtX3FhfUsqoDrNUs25FFg_caUUs6pJhpFpOa_wzRk/

@@prajwalchinta hi Prajwal, I have filled the form. I would need further suggestions and pls let me know if its possible to connect over whatsapp?.Thanks

Hi Mr.Srikanth - thanks a lot for filling out the form. Let me share a presentation with you with options that are suitable for you. Post which, we can connect over Instagram through DM / call (instagram.com/stonebridge_home_consultant?igsh=MWVueXV0eWZnNjh4cA==)

@@hanumantharao3516 Hi Mr.Hanumanth - good question. Currently there is no major employment within the area though there is some land parcel that is earmarked for an IT park. I am not too confident it would materialize in the near future. I'd encourage you to see this should be seen as a premium residential hub that is serene with an easy access to Downtown areas and Airport. Hope that helps.

Hi Suresh - thanks for reaching out. Vision Arsha like most projects has pros and cons. Pros: Good location , Construction Progress is decent and the amenities look good. Cons: Priced high for the value being provided in my opinion. I say this as it's 1561 units in 11 acres. There could be other projects that offer better value or density for the price charged. Other downside - limited experience building apartments. Hope this helps.

Hi Mr.Satyendranath - very valid point and I agree. The next price action will only come after meaningful infra development or some action with IT SEZ. I believe that we will see stagnation across most parts of Hyderabad, especially the ones further away. Our channel hence focuses mostly on projects that are suited for end use and less around investment opportunities. In terms of future projects, I am not fully aware of the finer details. Few things that I know - The hotel is by JW Marriott - Residences and Hotels. Its still in the works and will take some time to hit the market. There is also a villa project by the Vessela Group. In terms of the auction land - 4&8 - My Home | 2 - Aparna | 5,9&10 - Prestige. Others :1- Lingamaneni holdings , 8-sriveni infra, 11- sunshine , 14- Bhagavathi Baldava , 16- Triveni reddy, 17- SCN projects Pvt. Lt. Refer to the auction details here: twitter.com/arvindkumar_ias/status/1689662007514107904

Hi Mr. Vishnu, I appreciate your perspective, but I respectfully disagree. I'd love to offer a different perspective on why this area is actually quite premium. To clarify, a Premium location is based on density, some unique terrains and views (in this case lake), price , the kind of community the area attracts among other factors. Coming to Budvel Hills, its not just me but many believe the same. I do agree that the nearby areas are not premium but that is the case even for Jubilee Hills (eg: Borabanda). For Budvel Hills, I feel these things standout: 1. The hilly terrain offers stunning views and a peaceful vibe you rarely find in the city. I am not sure which road you are referring to but the 100ft road in front of Prestige Nirvana and Meadow Dance is an uphill one and if you go inside Manasa Hills atop, you have amazing views of Himayath Sagar Lake. 2. It's a low-density area, meaning more privacy and less congestion. This is because of existing villa or plotting projects. 3. ORR is easily accessible and keeps you well-connected. 4. As a greenfield area, it's set to transform once development is complete. Additional facts: Prestige Nirvana here is selling at ~1.2-1.3L per sq yard. It started at 20-25k per Sq yd. That's ~5 Cr+ homes! It's even home to several Pharma industry CEOs, showing its appeal to HNWIs. While 111 GO is great too and definitely less dense compared to anything other area. The connectivity , community style living are the main challenge for GO111 in my opinion.

Kokapet is like 15 mints drive from the area And airport is 10-15 mints drive Hitech city is 20-25 Mints drive

Hello Mr.Ali - thanks for reaching out. The hotel is by JW Marriott - Residences and Hotels. Its still in the works and will take some time to hit the market. In terms of the auction land - 4&8 - My Home | 2 - Aparna | 5,9&10 - Prestige. Others :1- Lingamaneni holdings , 8-sriveni infra, 11- sunshine , 14- Bhagavathi Baldava , 16- Triveni reddy, 17- SCN projects Pvt. Lt. Refer to the auction details here: twitter.com/arvindkumar_ias/status/1689662007514107904

@@prajwalchinta Thank you for the update....!

Hi Mr.Karan - thanks for reaching out. Unfortunately, I have not yet mapped the DTCP plots as I predominantly focus on Apartments, Villas in a gated community. In terms of future potential, it would be wise to explore the South and West behind Shankarpally.

I will suggest to go to Srisailam highway and buy near rachaloor , Kandukur areas ..

Hey Mr. Vijay, valid point. Raw land isn't scarce in Hyderabad or in most Indian cities. However, prime land with ideal features is scarce. Scarcity Factors: Quality infrastructure (road networks, utilities), Established social amenities, Commercial viability, Proximity to business hubs, Natural features (lake views, hilly terrain) Think of it like Mumbai - plenty of land, but sea-facing lands are premium due to limited supply and high demand. On pricing - I have seen developed DTCP layouts near Amangal/Mominpet going for ~₹10,000/sq yd. ₹4,000/sq yd for developed plots could be extremely rare in current market.

There is no scarcity in Human resources as well. Do you worth 500rs per day wage

@@GK-is4cn Hyderabad is ever expanding. Charminar --koti-abdis--assymbly--punja gutta -- ameerpet -- kphb -- miyapur -- bhel --next Dont worry. At the end, we get prime area

Next zaheerabad ​@@evijay12345678

Thanks a lot Mr. Manideep. Means a lot. Small correction, my name is Prajwal and I go by Praj :)

Hey Mr. Ravi, thanks for reaching out. Generally speaking, urban development in emerging economies: Cities often opt for dense communities over extensive road networks Trade-offs include potential congestion and pollution Ideal scenario: Governments balance this with ample green spaces Tellapur/Osman Nagar Specifics: High-Rise Trend: • Most approved projects are 30+ floors • Higher FSI limits reduce commute distances but require careful area planning Traffic Management: • Approvals consider approach roads to minimize congestion • Key Roads in this area: Radial Road 7 and Radial Road 30 • RR30: Mix of high-rises and villa projects , schools • RR7: Construction on both sides, partly bordered by railway and ICRISAT My Take: Given the mixed development and not all high-rises on both sides, traffic should be manageable within this area. However, it's crucial to monitor how infrastructure (other link roads connecting to Radial Roads) keeps pace with development.

@@prajwalchinta thank you very much for the detailed explanation. Love your analysis videos btw 😊

@@ravichandraK Thanks a lot Mr.Ravi!

do you think RR30 is better than RR30 for traffic congestion due to more villa projects

​@@deveshmishra12345 Hi Mr. Devesh, I assume you're referring to RR30 vs. RR7. RR7 benefits from direct ORR connectivity, while RR30 is closer to Exit 1 and the Financial District, with access via the service road. As for congestion, RR30 appears less crowded at the moment, given the villa projects and fewer commercial spaces. On the other hand, RR7 is getting more developed and therefore busier, with multiple high-rises from Myhome, a project by Anvita, and existing commercial spaces and schools already in place.

Hi there - that is true. Limited availability pushes the prices up forcing investors to potentially go further away. Is that what you mean by issue?

Hi Mr. Syed, thanks for reaching out! First, a quick heads-up: My expertise is mainly in housing for end-use or investment. While I keep an eye on residential plot prices citywide, land investment is a different ballgame. My take on your question: Despite strong fundamentals, West Hyderabad's growth is limited due to high prices compared to the South. For investment, consider: a) Timeline: Longer hold periods generally reduce risk, especially for areas farther from the city. b) Price vs. Value: Shankarpally (within 2km radius) is around 25k with solid fundamentals. In the South, you might find plots ~20k about 15 mins from ORR exit, but they may need a longer hold for strong returns. c) Infra potential: Shankarpally pros - Close to Mokila (residential hub), Neopolis, Kokapet, and some local infra. Southern areas: Potentially lower entry price, but might require more patience for returns. We need to see more action with companies setting up their operations. Remember, this is directional guidance based on my research and intel from developers/agents. Always do your own due diligence. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions!

@@prajwalchinta thank so much for your detailed response

Thanks a lot Mr. Dheeraj :)

Hi Mr. Satish - under 70k would be a good price to enter. I see that there are some options in Manasa Hills but they are quoting above 85k to my knowledge. And on timeline, yes - would be good to hold for 4-6 years to reap the benefits of infrastructure, project developments and social infrastructure in the area.

Hi Mr. Satish - as discussed, sharing a comprehensive view of the available options that fit the bill for you.

Hi there - sure, will cover Shankarpally as well in the upcoming videos.

Hey there! You're right about the proposed metro extension to Neopolis. It's an interesting development, but I've got mixed feelings about it. On one hand, better connectivity is always a plus. But here's the thing - I'm not totally convinced it'll be used to its full potential. Given the kind of swanky projects coming up in Neopolis, I have a hunch most residents might still prefer their cars. That said, if some big office spaces pop up and actually fill out, then we might be looking at a different story. It could end up being super useful, kind of like how the metro works great for HiTech City. But here's the catch - it might also bring in more congestion, just like we've seen around other metro hubs.

@@prajwalchinta There are many IT towers coming up in Kokapet SEZ. GAR group itself is building around 20 IT towers ( most of them are at finishing stage) , so 100s of companies and employees will be there and metro is essential for them as most employees will be coming from far away areas due to housing & rental situations.

@AsitdyaDsr Totally agree with you about GAR's massive presence. If they manage to fill up those spaces, it'll be a game-changer for commuters, no doubt! But here's where I'm coming from - we're trying to figure out if this metro extension will give Kokapet/Neopolis area a major boost. Honestly, I'm not so sure it will. Here's my take: the government's extending the metro to Neopolis because of the office spaces and potential commuters, not the other way around. Think about it - if they'd extended it to a place like Chandanagar, where loads of people already live, it would've added real value to that location. But Neopolis and Kokapet - they've already got a ton going for them in terms of growth potential. I guess what I'm trying to say is, this metro extension might end up benefiting the metro network more than the location itself. Neopolis and Kokapet are already on the up and up, metro or no metro. What do you think?

@@prajwalchinta Maximun revenue to the TS state comes for IT areas like financial district & Kokapet . They need world class infra so that many more companies will come and more revenue ( fill up GAR IT parks etc) . More income to govt = more development in other areas like you mentioned. Is my view.

@@prajwalchinta Definitely Neopolis and Kokapet are the best areas in Telugu states to invest for the long term in my view. Considering latest infra , the big projects, players, numerous new developments like IT towers, malls, ISKON temple and metro 🚇 etc .

Hey there, Mr. Vaibhav! Thanks for reaching out. So, IRA aspiration - it's definitely a wallet-friendly option, which is always a plus in today's market. However, it's a bit tucked away, and the approach road isn't exactly winning any awards. But, if that's not a deal-breaker for you, then you're looking at a solid project overall. The cool thing is - construction's moving along nicely, and they're gearing up for handover soon making it a safe bet.

Hi Siddharth - unfortunately this map is not published for public use. Will let you know if that changes.

@@prajwalchinta ohhk thank you

@@radheshyamadidam Mr. Radhe Shyam - your comment made my day. Thank you so much. 1. We will be traveling south and exploring Tukkuguda over the upcoming weeks. Will be sure to share worthwhile villa projects. 2. That's a toughie but I was exploring a way to showcase population growth using proxy measures. Will cover this in one of my Insights series. Thanks for the idea. Thanks again for reaching out.

Hi there - I have come across their project Rise near Kollur and somehow did not get the confidence given that their prior projects were outside Hyderabad and this is their first in the city. I am usually wary about completion and timelines in such cases. That said, if you have engaged with them directly and also get unbiased opinions from other people then it is worth considering. Hope this helps.

Hi there - would you mind reaching out on my Instagram handle - stonebridge_home_consultant if you are on that platform? Alternatively , share more details on your objectives, profile, budgets. The reason I ask is to ensure you have looked at all the necessary alternatives that fit your needs before narrowing it down to Anvita High 9. After all, it's a big investment and a decision :).

Hi Sidharth - here is my Instagram ID (instagram.com/stonebridge_home_consultant/) and I haven't received a DM. Please kindly reach out again or share your handle and I can connect. Thanks!

Hi RamaKrishna, Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you found the video useful. Congratulations on choosing Hallmark Treasor-it's an amazing project. The location is incredibly convenient, being close to a mall, numerous eateries, and banks. Most duplexes offer great views of the lake and surrounding villa communities. Regarding pricing over the next five years: From a macro perspective, India's GDP growth is projected to continue at 6-7%, with the economy expected to reach $7 trillion by the 2030s. Key metros, including Hyderabad, will significantly contribute to this growth, supported by favorable local policies. Specifically, in Neopolis and Kokapet, there's visible value creation with new offices, malls, schools, and eateries making the area self-sufficient and attracting affluent residents. While short-term fluctuations may occur, the long-term growth trajectory appears promising. About Sumadhura Palais Royale: In short, it boasts an amazing location with easy access to the ORR. Unlike Kokapet/Neopolis, it's more visible and less residential. Sumadhura has a solid track record, and their quality is evident in projects like Sumadhura Acropolis and Horizon. Palais Royale will undoubtedly be a step up with well-designed floor plans and a limited number of units (2/3) per floor. I hope this helps! For further questions or engagement, feel free to reach out to Stonebridge Home Consultant.

Thanks Prajwal, it’s very helpful

Hi Aditya, Glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for your comment. Here are my thoughts on DSR Valar, particularly for those looking to buy for their own use: Location: The ORR offers better accessibility with wider service roads and this adds to Valar's location advantage. Nanakramguda's service roads tend to be busier as they are the main route into the city, making some projects slower to reach. While Valar's approach road could use improvement, it's expected to be upgraded. Remember, the ideal location depends on your work, schools, and other important destinations. Builder Reputation: DSR | SSI are top-tier in Hyderabad, known for quality, luxury, and smart density. While few builders can match their overall track record, each project can vary and needs due diligence. Project Size & Amenities: DSR Valar is a smaller community and more exclusive than other 4BHK communities. This might be perfect for privacy seekers, but some prefer larger communities for on-site amenities and more space. Nanakramguda has options for both, including some with similar-sized apartments like Myscape Songs of the Sun and SAS Downtown. I hope this helps you make an informed decision! I personally think it warrants a longer discussion to look at alternatives, investment options etc. Happy to connect further.

Thanks, Praj! Privacy and less busy traffic surely mattered, but I guess living by the lake and close to Neopolis is the USP for me. I just wanted to know if you would rate Neopolis (particularly VALAR) higher than similar projects in Nanakramguda from an investment point of view.

Thats a valid point - the lake view is a definitely a key USP of the project. In my opinion, from an investment perspective, value creation needs to occur closer to Neopolis rather than Nanakramguda to drive prices higher. This value creation can come from office spaces, business centers, hotels, malls, etc., which will have a strong impact. Generally, the farther away you go from these hubs, the more prices tend to decrease. Neopolis should not rely on Gachibowli or Hitech City; it needs to become its own epicenter. This is very possible, and even at the current, somewhat inflated prices, Neopolis presents a strong long-term investment opportunity compared to areas closer to Gachibowli like Nanakramguda and Khajaguda.

Hi Heerak, Thanks for your comment! Wave by Raghava definitely looks like a promising project, and I understand why you'd be interested. While I highlighted some key projects in the video, I couldn't cover everything in detail. The pros, cons, and alternatives are definitely worth a longer discussion, which we can't really have in the comments here. About Raghava Constructions: This company is backed by politicians currently in power, which can be a positive sign. However, they have a limited number of ongoing projects with slower than expected progress. Considering this and current market conditions, a Construction Linked Plan (CLP) might be a safer option than OTP, unless you're comfortable with higher risk for potentially greater rewards. Wave Project Highlights: Exclusive 3 BHK community with spacious units (1680-1930 sqft) High number of corner units for more natural light Great amenities including a skybridge Density might be a concern due to the number of units per floor I personally found Wave very interesting, but it's important to weigh all the factors before making a decision. For more details, feel free to contact on Instagram (instagram.com/stonebridge_home_consultant/) for one on one consultation.

Hi there! Absolutely, that's an excellent point. This location is indeed unique, being the last major development before the GO111 zone and a good 20-minute drive from the nearest residential market. Plus, it's incredibly well-situated for reaching different parts of Hyderabad, making it super convenient. Also there is influx of money from affluent buyers. They're definitely drawn to these new, expansive communities with easy access to the ORR, and this location fits that bill perfectly.

So after Kokapet is filled up, will developers concentrate on redeveloping brownfield sites in the centre and East of the city?

Hi Sudeep - Appreciate you reaching out! Unfortunately, the consolidated view in tabular format is not ready for public use. Thanks.

Hey there! I suppose you are referring to Prestige Beverly Hills on Golden Mile Road? If you're referring to that project, it's mostly a 3BHK community with 4BHKs limited to T1 and some in T2, around 2708 sqft. These are smaller compared to the ultra-spacious 4BHKs in Neopolis, Kokapet ORR, or Downtown, which exceed 5000 sqft (like SAS Crown, Poulomi Pallazo, DSR SSI Sonthalia Sky Villas, or My Home Grava). However, the demand for the 2500-4000 sqft range in this area is growing, with a few projects offering similar sizes (mostly around 3500 sqft), like DSR SSI Classe, My Home Nishada, River Breeze by Pooja Crafted Homes, The Trilight, and more upcoming ones. This likely reflects a preference for practical, end-use homes alongside the massive ones. Considering the existing supply for this size, Prestige Beverly Hills needs a unique selling point. Their advantage might be the prime location, the umbrella brand and relatively compact 4BHK layout compared to competitors. I hope this extra info helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Thanks Mr. Praveen. Glad to know that your investment has fetched good returns. You are right, I missed the upcoming ISKCON temple that is diagonally opposite to Prestige Tranquil and next to Fairmount Mall (not Downtown). I tend to focus mainly on Office, School, Hospitals and Malls. The temple should definitely add glory to the surroundings. On the 100ft road - I recently visited and it looks like the foundational work is happening towards the golden mile road. Given that there are quite a few projects on this road, it hopefully gets built soon but looking at current progress, it seems like its going to take a while.

Hi there - in my opinion, it is a little interior to my liking. Given that these roads will take significantly longer time , I would prefer a project that is closer or on the main road. Additionally, there are many flats per floor and they start at 89L for 1260 Sqft and it is pricey for what they offer.

Thanks Mayuri Garu!

Thanks so much Mayuri garu! Appreciate it.

Hi Mr. Nikhil - thanks for reaching out. In my opinion, Supadha Gamya stands out given its relatively low density , spacious floor plans offering 4-5 flats per floor. One can expect good quality based on their completed projects (Vision Urjith and Infiniti). It is slightly interior but surrounded by villas offering decent views from certain towers. Hope that helps.

Hi Arif - thanks for asking. Good is subjective. Maybe it's better to know what your requirements are and would the Hallmark Pinnacle meet those needs. What do you think?

Thanks for the suggestion. I am recording on an iPad and unfortunately cannot point. I will keep the font in mind for subsequent videos.

GHR Callisto promises good quality , construction progress and some unique features like home automation , sustainability etc. On the downside, the location is slightly interior and the layout is packed with many units on the same floor. If you are okay with the location and overall project plan then its a good option.

Hi there - in short, great location and a builder who is building credibility. My first hand experience tells me that they are serious about delivering a good project there but would recommend a phase payment approach post RERA.

FYI - they have secured RERA yesterday.

Hello Naveen - Sark has been steadily building many villas in the triangle over the last decade. Their quality for the price they offer is decent. Sark 4 Prime is towards Kondakal area and is a reasonable option for long term living but not in the short term. If you are looking to move into the home in the short term, I would recommend the Mokila belt ones (Sark 3 extension).

Thanks Prakhar!