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“A good flat in the wrong location can…”: Indian realtor lists 5 places to avoid when buying a home; “If you want to ruin your life…”
By TOI Lifestyle Desk5 min read at Times of India
In brief
Realtor Lokesh Khandelwal published a video on Instagram listing five locations homebuyers should avoid, including near railway lines, dumping yards, wedding venues, open drains, and high-tension electricity lines.
The article also reports on social media users who commented with additional locations to avoid.
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Buying a house is often about more than its size, price or interiors. The location can have just as much influence on everyday life. A flat may look perfect during a property visit, but living next to a railway line, a dumping yard or a busy wedding venue could bring problems that become difficult to ignore once the family moves in. This is the point made by realtor Lokesh Khandelwal, who runs the Instagram account @thepropertygyaan. In a video, he listed five locations that homebuyers should think carefully about before purchasing a property. His list includes areas near railway lines…
“If you want to ruin your life, then take a house in these five places that I am going to tell you,” he said at the beginning of the video.
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