I’m paying 78k/month for a semi furnished 3bhk in Adarsh Palm with an amazing view of a forest patch, so that windows and balconies doesn’t open in other people’s home. What is the usual rent that everyone in bangalore is paying though?
Becoming a landlord is also a good career 🙂
Ooo 78k per month is too much 🥲🥲 If I have that salary in a month
78k for a 3bhk which you will mostly share with 2 others, so 26k per person
Now I got it
40k for the similar flat in Hyderabad.
Seems like a good option to shift to Hyderabad :P
Nearby hi-tech City ? @Kohli1
Guys, please don't waste your hard-earned money by listening to rent bragging people, majority of them are delusional about being in possession of some special set of skills like Liam Neeson, when in fact they are clearly replaceable. Don't fall prey to the artificial rent inflation created by the builder-broker nexus. They did this during the pandemic to market their "why pay rent when EMI is the same" campaign to sell vacant inventory.
Bangalore is not a landlocked city like Mumbai, nor does it offer central park views like Manhattan, where such rents might be justified due to geography. The weather in Bangalore is the same everywhere. If you look, you'll find thousands of vacant flats willing to bargain in the range of 18 to 25k, offering similar views.
Understanding what is the going rent for a 2BHK in Bangalore close to ORR.
Used to work from home happily. But office folks decided to make it hybrid last year and I moved to Bangalore with my wife. Rented a 2BHK flat near Marathahalli...
Need to switch houses soon (humongous rental hikes have hit my society haha), can folks here provide some stats on what they’re paying, in which area, and how long ago they moved in.
Also suggest some decent places to look for, area ...
Came to Bangalore to join an in-office role, the org and role is good.
But coming from Gurgaon, I was not able to like the city.
Some cons:
I am looking for 2BHK flat or independent house for rent type semifurnished or unfurnished. What is the budget to keep for looking for the same.
