A relative is offering to sell a shop near Rama Talkies at a fair price within the family, but I keep hearing that part of Vizag is 'old' and newer commercial belts have taken over. Ground sense wanted — is that older commercial stretch still functioning as a real market, or has it genuinely faded?
Older commercial stretches like that usually don't 'fade' so much as they change character — from primary shopping destination to more of a wholesale, service, or local-footfall market. Still very real footfall, just a different customer than what a newer mall-adjacent belt pulls. Whether it's worth it depends on what kind of business would actually go into that shop, not a blanket verdict on the whole area.
Also worth checking if it's a family transaction whether the property is co-owned by other relatives — sale within family still needs everyone's name sorted on the deed if there's shared ownership.
Good point, need to check if my uncle's siblings have any share in it too before we go further.
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