WTF is wrong with Mumbai’s ‘premium’ societies

Recently came across the rent process for a big society in Mumbai - inke khud ke 50 forms hai aur upar se they ask for an employer’s letter as well 😂 Ghar rent kar rahe hai ya ya apne island ka visa de rahe hai. Dafaq is this 😂

Hi, currently in wfh but not sure till when it will last Have an offer from new company but it is based out of Mumbai Want to prepare for MBA exams New ctc would be 20, big brand But not sure whether to switch or not

Came across this broker video on Twitter/X WTF man

😅 Owner increased the rent by 15k to meet the market. They expect bachelor's to pay up or exit. 55k is the new price for 3bhk in a 15 year old society. When will the bubble burst? Is everyone making 40-50 lakhs?

Shifting to Mumbai please help me to understand overall living expenses - rent, commute and rest of the expenses. My office is in Powai area. Please suggest some good societies as well. Thank you.

So, i might get an opportunity at mumbai & the closest areas are worli, lower parel, mahalaxmi etc. I need some clarity about the living conditions there since i've heard that area is one of the most expensive ones in Mumbai. Now, given as to how bad traffic is, i don't want to find place which is too far from office. If anyone could give me an overview of how to settle there. Also, i've asked for 14-15 as base along with relocation help as well from the company, lets see what they have to say about that. Is that a good salary? (previous was 10+1) how is life there at Mumbai basically? professionally, personally, socially TIA

Looking for suggestions on good societies for a bachelor near Nariman Point in a budget of 40-50k per room.

I am just relating with our parent's era how they could afford to get house and do so much with limited income at that time in 90s. But with our gen I keep seeing these exorbitant prices. Do you think and plan on making investment to buy, I know many folks have very good income here and it might seem not so tough but generally speaking how shd one plan to get these things into place for house, education, etc etc with such rising prices.