raja replied on Thursday, January 28, 2010 10:40 AM
Quting an old message of someone, how true it is now ? and the gas is availabale now ?
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River Garden Housing Scheme is located just adjacent to the river and is all in depression, besides a lot of filling being done by the builders; which is indeed also very dangerous for the construction of a house.
The so called WATER BARRIER is nothing but a dump of soil which is very risky. A proper concrete wall with international standards is highly desirous and with that as well, it is still risky. Remember the flood of Nala Lai a couple of years back. During this flood, all of this area was fully filled with water and it took days for the water to drain out.
Constructing a house is a permanent basis achievement of a lifetime, where one would always want to have mental peace with no fears and dangers for his family.
The boundary wall is just about some yards on the front and the sides. Its all open from the back.
Therefore, I won't recommend this scheme to anyone, besides underground electrification and other marketing charms people are using to trap buyers.
There are other good schemes in the vicinity where one can invest. Commoners Town in DHA phase II extension is an excellent choice. One should make a trade off between plot size and the scheme. buying 1 kanal in river garden will cost 20 lac + a lifetime risk; and in the same price one can get a very good location plot of size 10 marlas in commoners town and a lifetime peace and living standard.
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