Rajapushpa Infina Reviews

Over the past week, I visited two gated community projects in Hyderabad — My Home Akirda (Tellapur) and Rajapushpa Imperia (Tellapur/ Osman Nagar). Sharing my experience for anyone who’s currently exploring projects in this segment. My Home Akrida Our interaction here was quite disappointing. The sales executive assigned to us came across as unprofessional and uninterested. • When we asked a basic question like why payments are routed to Tellapur Techno City instead of directly to My Home Group, he had no clear answer. • Despite us specifically requesting details for lower-floor apartments, he provided list of 30+ floor options. It felt more like a sales tactic than a genuine effort to understand our requirement. • Overall, the lack of transparency and engagement from the sales side left us with a poor impression. 2. Rajapushpa Imperia The experience here also raised concerns: • The sales representative initially claimed only higher-floor apartments were available, but when we pressed further, he admitted lower floors could be offered — which made the process feel misleading. • The way payments were explained was confusing. We were told Rajapushpa would “act as a broker” and that payments may go to another entity. While this may be legal, it did not inspire confidence. • Construction quality, from what we could see, didn’t seem very convincing. • When we asked for the apartment allocation list aligned with the official RERA list, the sales team failed to provide it. • Pricing felt excessive too — even a basic 2BHK being quoted around ₹1.5 crore. Final Thoughts Across both visits, the common issue was a lack of transparency and professionalism in sales interactions. As a buyer, it felt like we were constantly being pushed towards higher-cost options without straightforward answers to basic questions. For anyone considering these projects, I’d suggest doing thorough due diligence, checking the RERA-approved documents directly, and not relying solely on what sales teams tell you on the spot.

Trust me, this is one of the worst builder. They never respond for Anything. Before purchase only if these guys are this horrible ,after purchase you can imagine that tortur, they will show the hell. Stay away from this builder. By mistake if you coordinate with the pre-sales team prakul, you will never buy any property in Hyderabad

Chicha's, I'm a confused Hyderabadi(born & brought up) who hasn't been to Hyderabad in the last 10 years bcoz of education/work, am planning to move to Hyderabad (in 4-5 years; maybe even sooner) for good/worse(?) Need a place to call home... What are y'alls thoughts on Kokapet/Narsingi real estate? Credible? or a trap? The main point is did anyone from this group book a flat in Rajapushpa Pristinia or My Home Apas, if so what are your experiences? Hearing some bad things about Rajapushpa's completion dates (some political shit about Rajapushpa's promoter being a TRS sympathizer) and My Home's construction quality. Pro's of both projects Distace to ORR and IT/software hub Con's of both projects Madafuk'in expensive Last, how are people in Hyderabad even able to afford all this real-estate madness? Secret getting-rich ideas or COVID-era multiple job advantage or just plain and simple black funds?

Unlike other projects which are near musi riverbed this project has high chances of flooding. It happens every year service road next to Narsingi police station and entry of project gate is often flooded during rainy season and path is not accessible. Here is the video from last year musi flood If you have not invested yet consider avoiding as it could cause an issue in future resale and renting challenges as sometimes roads are blocked from both side even if your coming from ORR and via TSPA junction you enter back chances of landslides are possible near the hill which will again blocked for days and you will be forced to take detour by emergency service personnel.

We are looking for a house with private corridor kind of units, real useable balconies, good carpet area ratio and spacious projects (like My home Tridasa/Vipina/Udyan projects i.e, like 15-20 acres or more), handover in next 3-4 years.. Went through almost all projects in west, and I had to reject few projects listed below- Prestige Golden Grove - very nice payment plan personally for me, but coming at almost 10k per sft all inclusive, felt not worth for that area..- My Home Udyan - Nice project plans, specs and typical my home layout ofcourse, but adjacent railway track is a sure an issue to live in future.- Anvita High9/Ivana - Specs looks great on paper, but somehow not convinced with floor plans.. Rest all other projects nearby are smaller than these in overall size and not going with those based on family preferences.. So I happened to visit the Rajapushpa Sierra.. somehow it looked good for me, in terms of overall project layout (21acres, 9 towers, 8 flats per floor, with 8 lifts+service lift).. and for 2100sft with the carpet area is 77% (i.e 1622sft) and being the corner and kind of private corridor layout .. Price wise similar to My home Udyan at 7500 per sft base price (with negotiaion a bit that I did not try).. Is it a good project to consider for purely end use ? That being part of lifestyle city, makes any difference ? how is the builder credibility, construction quality, and am ok with tolerating a bit of delays in handover..

While evaluating Rajapushpa Infinia,, I’ve been trying to figure out whether it’s genuinely underpriced or if the market is correctly discounting it. Here’s what stands out: The concerns (why it might be under the radar): - The project received RERA approval around 2023, but progress has been noticeably slow compared to peers. - For example, projects like My Home Apas (similar timeline) seem much further along. - From what I’ve heard, there were multiple inspections/interventions from HYDRA, which slowed execution. - There were also some issues between the landlord and the developer (Rajapushpa), which seem to have contributed to delays. - Being close to Musi river coming from Gandipet There’s also a broader perception risk around the builder group: - Rajapushpa Group has historically been seen as being closely aligned with the previous state government. - With the change in government, there were concerns in the market about potential regulatory or execution-related headwinds. - While there’s no hard evidence of direct impact, this perception itself may have affected sentiment. What seems to have changed: - Recent updates suggest that construction is finally happening - The landlord–developer issues are reportedly resolved. I had met landlord. He said no disagreements now - The group has delivered projects like Rajapushpa Provincia, and feedback from buyers there seems not negative. - It doesn’t look fully “risk-free” yet but directionally, things seem to be improving. Why it could be undervalued: - Base price is ~₹9,200/sqft, which feels low for this micro-market. - Location: - Right next to an ORR exit - ~10 mins to Financial District - ~30 mins to the airport - 2–5 mins from Kokapet (access to that entire ecosystem) - Specs: - Low density (~117 units/acre), which is rare in current launches - 11.4 inch ceiling height - Also there is a 100 ft road between river bed and entrance to the project The core question: Is this: A temporarily discounted asset due to execution/credibility risks that are now resolving OR A value trap where the risks are still not fully priced in? Would appreciate inputs from: - Anyone who has booked here - Folks tracking Hyderabad real estate closely - Anyone with insights on Rajapushpa’s current priorities. Do they want to prioritize neopolis/Sierra over this ? Trying to understand if this is a smart early entry or something to stay cautious about. Appreciate insights

Hi all i am looking for honest reviews on Rajapushpa Pristinia project in kokapet i am aware of the water treatment beside it but apart from that is there any issue with this society or builder? What is the quality of this builder? I was also considering My Home projects in Tellapur and ASBL projects in Financial District. But those would be more inclined towards rentals. But i want to buy for end use within a year. Not more than that. Also closer to my Office crossing wipro circle. Please post your views about the location, pros and cons of the society. I am thinking to book if everything falls in place

In a standard 10-12 floor project floors 3-5 are genuinely problematic due to noise, lack of privacy, dust during construction next door. In a 55-floor tower the calculation is different. Floors 3-5 are still low but you're in a project where the podium and stilt amenities are at the base, so you actually have amenity access right there. The view story is weaker obviously but for self-use that matters less than for resale. On resale specifically, this is the honest concern. Infina has had only 4 registered transactions so far and structural completion is at 22%. There is no real resale market established yet for this project meaning there's no comparables data to tell you what a low floor will sell for versus a high floor once the project is delivered. In ultra-luxury high-rises generally the floor premium on resale is significant as buyers pay meaningfully more for higher floors and views. That gap could be 15-25% depending on market conditions at time of sale. The good rate you're getting from the landlord likely reflects exactly this. They bought early at launch pricing and are exiting at a floor that limits their own appreciation upside. The question is whether the entry price is low enough that even with the floor discount baked in you still have appreciation headroom.

This is my first time buying in hyderabad .I am considerin rajpushpa seirra7200 for loan I am buying this for rentingit has 129516951895 1 ) wat would be the ideal floor plan for renting2 ) i observed on magic bricks that 1300 - 1900 - rent for 50k3 ) is top floors are good or bad for renting ? i am thinking about 18 in 50 floor i see many people complain about bills at the top i dont wanna invest more if i dont have toLooking for suggestion and experiences from house owners u/highrise u/tellapur u/renting

Have 2 flats in Provincia Phase - 1, 1 each in Towers A & B. Possession and timelines were a breeze and everything was on time or even slightly before. We picked up the possession in May itself. AFAIK, even Phase - 2 is on track and there is no delay at the moment. Even the clubhouse and other amenities are ready. Except the skywalk, that's still WIP. Some works of the elevation are pending. However, work is definitely happening.

Great location

Hi, a friend of mine is looking to buy a landowner share in Rajapushpa Pristina. Has anybody bought a flat in that community? What is the general opinion about going with a flat in this community. Since the entire payment will be done right now, is it a risky deal? She is getting a good price for the landowner apartment. Please help!!