3bhk at 2CR in Bangalore 👀

possession is in 2028

I am earning lakh rupees a month(excluding my monthly expenses as a single). but when I think about buying a house (2bhk around 7.5 to 8 hundred sqft) in a city like Pune/ Banglore. I feel I will not be able to afford it considering other expenses (along with 60 k emi). but when I see people with a salary of 50-60k per month buying the same houses. how are these people planning it out? and most of the people earn between 30-60k how you guys are planning it? how should I plan this for myself? and 20 years of repaying the loan. i feel it's a trap.

Should i buy a 3 bhk in Bangalore which is of 1.5cr or 2cr, and pay the Emi for next 10-20 years. Or i should consider some other alternatives.

I am just relating with our parent's era how they could afford to get house and do so much with limited income at that time in 90s. But with our gen I keep seeing these exorbitant prices. Do you think and plan on making investment to buy, I know many folks have very good income here and it might seem not so tough but generally speaking how shd one plan to get these things into place for house, education, etc etc with such rising prices.

Planning to buy a house. I'm confused about what should be the max price range I should be targeting for. I was okay with going till 2 cr since I would be able to do 40% down-payment and take loan for 15 years whose monthly EMI wouldn't be more than 1/3rd of my monthly in hand salary. But after talking to few folks, realized that people are actually okay going for costlier properties. People who bought house in last 3-4 years, what % down-payment did you do and what % of your in hand salary is your EMI?

Here is the break-up - Residential Plot we Just bought from our Indian Stock Selling - 90L Equity - 40L Crypto - 6L US Stocks - 26L Mutual Funds - 10L NPS and EPF - 22L Cash - 6L I have not factored in inheritance of about 1CR which will be passed on to us in a long time but I don't want to count that as mine I want to pass that to my son... As that will be his not mine! 3.5 year back I had a educational loan of 17L and my Wife had Equity of 17L so basically we were at 0 at that time... Nothing has changed at all for me... And I do not think even 10-20CR would change me too 😉 I am still a confused stupid... And will be forever ♾️ I have resigned from my current job as I was not satisfied.. I am looking out for more opportunities outside so that I can build the house with that money! Even with 2 CR I don't think I have achieved anything ... I have a long way to go from here ☺️

Hi guys, My friend and I are shifting to a 3BHK in DNR Springleaf, Koramangala. It’s a beautiful society with gym and swimming pool, as well as in a very prime area (right next to Prestige Pinewood). The total rent is 1L, and we are looking for a flatmate to take the room with an unattached but personal washroom. Do let me know if anyone’s interested or the best place to find someone.

I guess Bangalore is Becoming the next Mumbai.Its so tough to get a good flat at a reasonable price in Bangalore. And if you are looking inside of Bengaluru the cost is so high. A typical 3 bhk would cost close to 2 crore. And then there are set of builders who confidently say sir we don't give OC and CC.And no gives it in Bangalore. And everything is already sold.Anyone would be like sir only few units left. Even if you buy an apartment how do you plan on paying the emis.How many years.Do enlighten in comments

New in Bangalore (just a year) Is it a good time to buy a property in Bangalore? If we want to look for a good 3/4 BHK, which areas should we target? Also, what should be the budget we can consider, based on the current market? My spouse and I have close to 95L to 1Cr in savings and investments. We can easily manage around 1Lac or more in EMI per month. Family can help more, it needed. Thanks.

Is it wise decision to purchase a 3bhk flat in Whitefield for 1.5 cr ? Current monthly saving is around (2.5 lakh). Total saving till now - 20 lakh