Good flat, wrong location can ruin your life: 5 places to avoid before buying
Buying a house involves more than just aesthetics, as the location significantly influences daily living experiences. Realtor Lokesh Khandelwal warns against homes near railway lines, dumping yards, and marriage gardens. Areas close to dirty drains and high-tension electricity lines can also pose various risks to residents. Buyers should explore neighborhoods at different times and consult current residents about potential issues.



