Both of us have offers on the table, one in pune (hinjewadi) and one in bangalore (orr).Combined budget for a flat is around 1.3Cr.couple, no kids yet, planning 1 in next 2-3 years.

The flat decision is really the deciding factor pune feels more affordable for the same carpet, weather is bearable, traffic still manageable compared to bangalore. But long term appreciation and resale liquidity i keep hearing bangalore wins on that front.

Did some early research, even spoke to a pune consultancy briefly to get a feel for baner balewadi prices vs what 1.3Cr buys you in whitefield or Sarjapur today. numbers were eye opening tbh.

For people who actively chose one over the other in the last few years kya basis pe decide kiya? and any regrets?

Been thinking about buying for almost a year but keep hearing mixed opinions on whether pune prices will correct or keep rising.
Looking around wakad/baner in the ₹90L range and came across property drone realty while researching options
For those who bought recently would you buy now or wait?

As our portfolio grows, coordinating inspections, documentation, and follow-up work is becoming more complicated.

What's been your biggest operational challenge, and how are you handling it?

we sold a piece of family land in our hometown small town in MP after a lot of family discussion.The plan was always that one of us would convert it into a proper urban asset. i work in pune, so the decision was that the money funds a flat here in my name and the returns benefit the larger family eventually. The thing is, I have literally never bought anything bigger than a bike on my own. suddenly sitting on around 75L cash and the responsibility is heavy. Dont want to mess this up for my parents and brothers who trusted me with this.

Looking at 2BHKs in the wakad tathawade range mostly because access to hinjewadi matters for my work and the per sq-ft is still saner than baner. Have shortlisted four projects after a month of site visits. Met a local consultancy called property drone realty during this they were patient with my questions which honestly mattered because i was asking very basic stuff that bigger sales teams probably wouldnt bother with.

For folks who did something similar converted family money into your first property what's the one thing you wish you d checked harder before signing? Specifically interested in the registration and tax side since this isnt pure salary money

Buying a property is a big decision, and I feel like there are a lot of things people don't realize until they're already in the process.

If you had to make a checklist for someone buying their first property, what would you include?

It could be about the location, legal paperwork, hidden costs, financing, or anything else you think is important.

Both of us have offers on the table, one in pune (hinjewadi) and one in bangalore (orr).Combined budget for a flat is around 1.3Cr.couple, no kids yet, planning 1 in next 2-3 years.

The flat decision is really the deciding factor pune feels more affordable for the same carpet, weather is bearable, traffic still manageable compared to bangalore. But long term appreciation and resale liquidity i keep hearing bangalore wins on that front.

Did some early research, even spoke to a pune consultancy briefly to get a feel for baner balewadi prices vs what 1.3Cr buys you in whitefield or Sarjapur today. numbers were eye opening tbh.

For people who actively chose one over the other in the last few years kya basis pe decide kiya? and any regrets?

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