Consider
these top points while buying a new home, and save a lot of trouble. What’s
more, it is very convenient!
1. Choose the reputed
builder
It
is always better to go with a builder who has an established presence in the
market. A builder who has a good reputation in the market may charge a slight
premium over the other builders, which could be well worth it. Consider it as
an investment for your peace of mind.
2. Location
Selecting
a new home can be very challenging, especially when you wish to move to a
location which is convenient, developed as well as calm and peaceful. Ensure
that your new home is close to essential facilities such as schools, colleges,
parks, shopping malls, technology, and other amazing amenities.
2. Room and floor size
Ensure
that the rooms are spacious, airy, and allow natural light. The room sizes can
make a huge difference to your home décor, and your home should boast of your
personality.
There
should be easy access to each section of the house, which will ensure convenience.
3. Parking space
So
you are hoping to settle down in your new home for a long time? Hopefully
forever? Make sure that there is ample of parking space; enough to fit in your
vehicles!
4. Ceiling height
Some
rooms have less than adequate ceiling heights. If someone in your household is
tall, bring them along to the open house to make sure the fit in all the rooms
is comfortable.
5. Kitchen & bath
fixtures
Check
whether the sinks, toilets and other fittings are quality fixtures. Do they
work properly? Is the water pressure good when you turn on the faucets and
flush the toilet?
6. Hassle-free home loans
Builders often rope in banks for hassle-free
financing. These banks do a thorough check of the property, and the prospective
buyer does not have to go through the hassle of getting the project approved by
a bank surveyor for a loan. A bank, especially a government one, will not
associate itself with a risky project. Therefore, a state-owned bank on the
developer’s board means the project is safe.
7. Wish
list / Priorities
You should have clear understanding of what
you want from your new home. Consumers should have absolute clarity on
facilities or specifications for which they are not ready to compromise.
Priorities must be clearly defined before
making decisions.
