Being a banglorean I assure u that rents of the houses varies from one area to another the rent starts from 10-15k in an area where metro buses n all r available near....this TH-camr is showing the houses for an upper middle class people I hope this might help u
Exactly gated communities are obviously expensive. The 3bhk apartments that cost 1.5lakh are obviously the big godrej luxury apartments 😭 I live in an apartment and the rent her for 3bhk is around 20-23k
@@sathyantinku9177 good and I live in an independent 2 BHK house with 1200 square feet which includes 2 attached bathrooms and parking area. Rent - 15k
@@psn3694 do u see any markets only100 metres brigade road ,Road with potholes or potholes with roads in Bangalore..The main roads are made inside the narrow residential streets .Mumbai population is double than Bangalore doesn't have any empty land but banglore is all together same from North to South East to West.you should visit other cities before passing ," frog of the well"
@@sdasdasd8 the day a person becomes a Banglorean is when he starts loving Basavanagudi, Malleshwaram, Rajajinagar, Vijaynagar etc. Until then he will remain blinded by Koramangala.
Bhai in banglore from last 5 years. Opted for a 1bhk house. Gated society initial rent was 11500 (including 1500 maintenance). Currently after 3 years 14200 (5% rent increase everyyear). Basaweshwarnagar. You might be staying at expensive places.
Rented 1Bhk for 9k 11 months ago in Marathalli and now owner is demanding 14k or vacate. It is not only restricted to locality but everywhere same story from tenants.
@@iqbal5286 shit happens. I have paid rent for empty house more than 6 months. Because traveling and moving household items would have cost me more money. People who are born after 1990 struggles the most. Hum logo ne dekh ko uper lejana ka jimma liya he😂
@@viralvibes1997 which locality, how much sq feet, is it considered "high class" like Prestige or Brigade, how many bedrooms, all that dictates the value of that flat I stay near Indira Nagar and some flats are worth 1.5 L a month
As a house owner I have been at the receiving end of the worst damages done to my rented house. Bachelors are the worst, they say 4/5 PPL will stay but end up having 10 -15 PPL staying my own personal experience, and not to forget the damage they do . They literally destroy the place . Plus suddenly they announce that they want to vacate in a month. Any idea how hard it is to renovate and paint the house , find labourers to get the work done. Hence we ask for so much proof. There have been many cases where the Tennants have created enough shenanigans.. I agree 30 % hike is too much . 5% increase should be an agreeable amt. Get everything documented in the agreement before hand. Not all owners are the same similarly not all tenant are . Don't just typecast on a whole !!!
How 10 Single Tenants vacate 😂within 1 month altogether..!! 😮😂 Working Singles have Life more outside, except sleeping alone or with Friend in House 😁🤣
Bro i also live in small town and we clean water and air but the problem is here that no proper education and very less opportunities for personal growth. And i hate it
@@seanhermozi3398 how does that matter in the future tense? We will have a generation of people who will encounter an office for the first time in their life at the age of 30. The world is about to flip towards local manufacturing not a decentralised global workforce.
@@rutvikrs lol what makes you think that someone who is working remotely need to get back to office after 30? If your opinion is that it's this temporary thing, well I hate to break your bubble
Left Bangalore, after struggling with 4 notorious landlords in 5 yrs… govt use to take 30% as their tax cut.. remaining was taken by landlords.. whatever little amount left was used for groceries.. left Bangalore without making any money.. Now staying peacefully in Hyderabad
Hyderabad is where BLR was in the late 2000's. The issue is not the people, it's the risk that owners are subjected to. At the risk of spamming, a friend has a 85k EMI on an apartment where the tenant kitted himself. It's unsaleable and unrentable. Guess what you'd do in his shoes.
The concept of 'Agreement,' which necessitates renewal every 11 months, is one that requires careful attention. Owners must be exceedingly vigilant, as legal support is contingent upon having proper agreements in place. My greatest concern in Bangalore was the demand for 6-10 months of rent as an advance payment. Imagine the scenario: you have a family, including a spouse, child, and perhaps a car, necessitating a 2 BHK apartment, which might cost around 45-50k INR in a desirable locality. The landlord’s demand for 10 months' advance-amounting to approximately 4.5 lakhs-seems exorbitant. Wouldn't you agree this is excessive? Generally, a demand for 2 months' advance is reasonable, as it offers the landlord security; if the tenant defaults on rent for two months, the landlord can retain the advance and request the tenant to vacate the property within that period. But why insist on 6 months?
Instead of going for such apartments, go to individual houses . Being a banglorean myself i can guarantee you they wont ask for your salary and bet you rent will be within 50k for a 3bhk . I can guarantee you this definitely
@@lakshmi1994-d4t i was staying in kr puram.. The landlord didn't return the deposit.. Same thing happened with my friend.. Locals in bangalore are very greedy..now I have shifted back in Pune. Atleast here people follow rules and laws
Me being middle class guy finds home with in a day and at very affordable price. We live in 2bhk, not a gated community, rent 8000 ( no electricity bill, no water bill and no maintenance charge). I live near R R nagar. I find as much as peace and noise free environment that my friends find in apartments.
Bhai I got 1bhk through no broker and the rent is 8k only. It's near silk board. I have been staying for 2 years and the owner is amazing. Don't ever ask for a hike... I was also a beginner
I’m a Kannadigha and lived my whole life in Bengaluru. Every info in this video is right! If landlords with nice properties are approached by bachelors, they charge insane high rents. And deposits. Moreover the maintenance, they are at least 2-3 rupees for a square feet. Findings a good place in this city is a blessing!
Glad to know u r from blore. I too had the same experience with lease. Was living with my son for lease around 9 yrs . As I lost my son in an accident that house was more dear to me n the house owner tried to play with my emotions agreeing to give house for exorbitant rent. I was ready for that as well but they wanted cash n for making agreement they were not ready to give pan# or Aadhar# thatz when I finally decided to leave with broken heart. But believe me I went ahead n purchased a house at the age of 65L in the same locality. Atleast a place where my son used to b. I really hv no purpose in life yet till memories r alive I will live giving away the loan. Come to our apartment, u will get a simple house n locality - Kempapura, Hebbal 😊
Don’t take me wrong . I’m Born and raised in Namma Bengaluru . The apartment culture started and the rents of house shoot up only after people from other part our country came to Bengaluru and started to pay more rent thinking that the rent here is less compared to Mumbai and Delhi . This was not the case 15-20 years ago . Now the same people complain everything about our city and whole city lost its charm because of pollution and over population… sad truth though!
Especially bachelor girls coming from upper class north Indian families. They lack basic negotiation skills and agree to pay any rent. I have actually seen it happening in front of me where my friend and I were arguing over paying 60k for a 2bhk flat and then 2 girls came and gave the deposit straightaway.
My brother gave 30k for security and last month he changed the flat and the landlord returned only 10k saying that he will use 20k in cleaning and painting the room.
How is that unfair? 12-15k for painting, 2-3k deep cleaning and 2k for the owner's time. Unless the person is a slumlord, hiring painters, cleaners and supervision takes a lot of time. If you want to save money, get it painted before you leave. I did that as a practice and those owners still keep in touch.
@@travelraw5788 I live in old Banglore. 2 BHK in a well maintained layout, 5mins walk from the metro. Paying only 15k in rent. You just need to spend a little effort in searching. If you go through brokers, 99% of time you get trapped in over priced accomodations. But most people coming from outside dont want peaceful traditional localities. They want to be around bustling localities with pubs and fancy restaurants at walkable distance. These are highly commercial areas where living cost itself is 4x with poor living standards and overcrowding. Then they come on the internet and rant. You choose bad you get bad.
@@travelraw5788Being a Bangalore I can assure PPL from other states come here n buy the properties and then build the apartments. U can't just blame the locals for everything
@@travelraw5788really?😂😂which outsiders?? Locals are the best. If you are living in a shitty place that's not anybody's problem. You can't call Bangalore bad because you live in stupid areas
I came to bangalore directly after college. A good friend had a spare house in indiranagar. Lived there for an year for free. Then moved to mumbai. Same friend had a couple of empty flat over thete. Lived there for 6 years for free. Moved with my parents during covid. Moved back to bangalore and sister had an empty apartment in a posh society. Been living here for a while for free. I just realised how blessed my life has been when it comes to renting.
@@maheshar1631 ah yes, one should look past opportunities and toil away like a dumbass. only then does one have self respect. lol they've done nothing wrong and have harmed no one. 😂 so salty.
@@maheshar1631 shameless for what? That people care about me? I am not using them. They have an empty place, they don't need to rent it. They don't want any monetary gains from it. They know I can afford a better place than they offer but still want me in their home because they feel good when they visit instead of having an empty place? Independence doesn't mean refusing a gesture of someone who cares for you.
I am seeing a new problem in Hyderabad. Even brokers are scamsters. These days, they ask to give 1000-5000 as service charge, before they even show the apartment. 🙁
I am from Bangalore, I would suggest go to local area , talk to people about safety and stuff, then rent 2bhk . I know that there is traffic but there are still smart ways for transportation....I am sure you can save a lot of noney
I stay in Bangalore as a bachelor. I have no issues or restrictions whatsoever. Either you get a small place or if you wanna live in fancy places, you gotta deal with these 😅.
I am in Hebbal. I have been living in 1 BHK since 2020, December. Started with 10,500 and now paying 11,000 from Feb this year. Probably you are looking for Gated society or big apartments, most of them are business minded crooks and these crooks are not limited to any cities. Rather look for individual houses or standalone buildings.
We didn’t rent out our flat to bachelors.Thats because I had seen first hand(before I got married) how the guys (did not)maintain the houses.No repairs(not even informing the owner),no pest control,leaks not reported…and yet you wonder why the discrimination?!And we have rented out our 3bhk in a gated community to a family for less than 30k.
There has to be an upper cap for giving house on rent. Due to some greedy landlords the rental prices have increased and this is also due to greedy builders who are charging high for even fat location.
My rent was increased from 21k to 31k for a one bhk. It was the market rate that owner was asking. I talked with him he said it is the market price and he agreed it is high. I told him that I can buy a flat and pay this much as EMI he said it is a better decision if I can offord. I purchased a flat after that and price of the flat nearby doubled after my purchase within a year. Now same old flats rent is around 38k
I absolutely agree. As it is mentioned in one of the comments regarding know which areas to rent, even if you rent a little far away the rates mentioned in Bangalore will only be available outside the Mumbai Sub-urban area or areas with pretty dainty houses. The redevelopment projects has driven the rent prices exponentially.
rent in south blr in independent houses and take a floor, lower your gated community standards and you will be fine, rents start from 13k for 1bhk including 500/- maintenance look for good andhra landlords they are amiable and friendly...i went from house to house and didn't go via any house app or broker...
Delhi has shit weather and arrogant people but it makes up in affordability i.e rent, transportation, groceries, water, electricity are the biggest plus points.
Lol thanks to the immigrants who make up an exorbitant percentage of the population there. At least it has clearly differentiated seasons and good-looking natives 😂
Just get an apartment, there are apartments you can get for 40 lacks - 50 lacks (assuming not in prime location but somewhat near to metro stations) Pay 10 lack and rest loan, emi gets you 40,000 instead of rent for 20 years, and well you get an apartment here.
@@lmaolol5053 Yes, many owners start saying that you damaged this and that. And they keep almost half of the deposit. In case you leave the house before 6 months, they can keep all the money as well
Yes, even I'm due 20k as a deposit from my previous landlord. They just stop picking up your phone.We, being busy just can't go for the legal way. Police as usual l, won't entertain you.
Absolutely wrong ..... Its very easy to find a house for rent in Bangaluru...and in cheap rates too ... But you need to go in the residence areas away from these corporates ... Diposit will be like 50k but the rent will be around 10k for 1-2 bhk... If you want a place in demand then good luck, they will squeeze out all your money ...
THE TRUTH - It is the expensive lifestyle you have chosen. Just because your parents provided for you till now, you thought life is easy. I live here in Rs 5500 rented 1 RK.
Gods grace, my dad moved to this city when he was 19 and worked his ass off. We own a building in R R Nagar where I spent my childhood growing up and built another one a few km away and we rent the other one and live in the new house (BDA) It's the INDIAN DREAM!!
You're showing one of my most favourite memories bro. Meet someone and make friends especially in 5th tower they are really sweet people living there and they also come out often
I'm currently search for flats in Bangalore, I second this reel. Brokers have jacked up the market so bad, it doesn't make sense to be in Bangalore anymore.
My story??? Owner is super sweet I live in a 2 bhk alone.... and single. Rent increase rate has been 10% every year, and this is my third year so far. And haan ... deposit is 2 months rent. . . . The only things is I don't live in a posh society and posh area.
As a bangalorean, i can tell you if you changed 4 houses in 2 years and landowner is asking 30% hike in 6 months, there must he something wrong with your lifestyle and he getting complaints from neighbours or society.
> Get hired in a tech company based in Bangalore > Company wont allow you to work from home and forces you to relocate > Relocate to Bangalore and get harassed by the airport taxi driver > Live in an expensive apartment and eat scraps > Get stuck in traffic trying to reach office > Try to take a leisurely walk on road and three different scammers approach you saying either they ran out of fuel or they're unable to visit their hometown > Get harassed by locals for not knowing their language > Get no water to drink and floods in the rainy season > Even weather is not great now You've a BDSM fetish if you're thinking of living on Bangalore
Bro instead of paying a High rent in Bangalore You can simply go for lease for a fixed period of time that will return your money in a long run and you don't need to shift your home frequently also😅
You couldnt be more right. The prices are going higher and higher. Its difficult to get apartments at specific places, even more difficult is to get the one that fits your budget. And it might increase to any amount the next year
I'm a single woman and rented a small 1bhk for 13k in Kalyan Nagar. When i went offc, the landlord simply opened my flat with extra keys that he had without informing me. I got to know about this couple days later from my neighbour that he does this once a week. I just left the flat crazy owner
People in Bangalore always seem rude or arrogant.....🤡💀 Acha hua banglore me nhi rehta hu apni sanskriti language pe proud hai mujhe💪🏻 western culture ke 14 ke sb waha😂
Take a bike, and rent an house in the outskirts from where the roads are good to reach your workspace. The rent will reduce like 10,000 max for specious 2BHK.
Brother, my previous landlord wanted to deduct money from deposit for literally no real reason. She made up saying that the commode seat was better looking, whereas it was broken since day one. She took out bad painting and never ever fixed screen holders and was bringing extra deduction of 27k for no reason. This is fraud and harassment you should not step back from filing complaint.
I prepared a set of my condition and questions and I took my bike every evening and searched home. My first condition is that I will inform you 3 months before I leave and I don't want my advance, instead I will stay.
Renting in Bangalore becomes much easier if you have a person who speaks kannada or atleast take your colleague with you for rent negotiations or even to stay your life becomes easier. It's easy if you know kannada.
I stayed in Bangalore for 4 years. Apart from high advance payment, I never faced any issues that you said in the video. I find this is exaggerated as you will have a rental agreement signed and landlords can't randomly increase the rent.
This is so true!!!!!...I used to live in my parents owns house till i graduated to high school....after that for clg I had to shift and in 4 yrs I hve shifted 5 houses
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I'm glad I live in a small village in NorthEast. I grow rice, I eat, I live happily. No tension 😎
Wow that sounds like my dream.
Bro can you hire me ?
Same here🙌🏻😂
Bro can I come ???
You are lucky bro and you are the happiest person on earth.
Being a banglorean I assure u that rents of the houses varies from one area to another the rent starts from 10-15k in an area where metro buses n all r available near....this TH-camr is showing the houses for an upper middle class people I hope this might help u
Exactly gated communities are obviously expensive. The 3bhk apartments that cost 1.5lakh are obviously the big godrej luxury apartments 😭 I live in an apartment and the rent her for 3bhk is around 20-23k
Banglore and kannada suck
@@ctdzxvjcc y what happened?? Why are you bringing the language in middle of the conversation...ur mindset sucks
Avnu dodda bolimaga @@keerthanakeerthu2315
@@ctdzxvjcclol if u have so much problem from us leave karnatka simple
And finance with sharan says dont buy a house🤣
Influencer hain hi logo ko chutiya katne keliye
also ankur wariko
If only ur in 1%😂 club then only u should take Sharon seriously & personal finance 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Well buddy they are right in a way if your emi is more than the salary then you can't basically afford and have you seen rates of 3 bhk in Bangalore?
This man is perfect example of :- “Slow success builds character. Fast success builds ego.”
😂😂😂so true. I mean he's going to the fanciest place and expecting to pay 20k. Don't go or don't crib these genz kids no
Legit!!
Compared to Mumbai, Bangalore is heaven when it comes to houses for rent, but if you are looking for a high-end flats in apartments, he is right
True. I'm paying 22k for a spacious 2bhk with 2 baths.
@@sathyantinku9177 good and I live in an independent 2 BHK house with 1200 square feet which includes 2 attached bathrooms and parking area. Rent - 15k
Bangalore is village compare to Mumbai in infrastructure
@@CricketDilseHitWicketMumbai infrastructure is so great look at the slums
@@psn3694 do u see any markets only100 metres brigade road ,Road with potholes or potholes with roads in Bangalore..The main roads are made inside the narrow residential streets .Mumbai population is double than Bangalore doesn't have any empty land but banglore is all together same from North to South East to West.you should visit other cities before passing
,"
frog of the well"
I stay in Andrahalli in Bangalore in a 2 BHK house. I pay 6800 per month 😅
me too
Koramangala aane mein 6 ghante lag jaate honge.
@@sdasdasd8 the day a person becomes a Banglorean is when he starts loving Basavanagudi, Malleshwaram, Rajajinagar, Vijaynagar etc. Until then he will remain blinded by Koramangala.
@@sdasdasd8 No. It takes around 1 hour 15 minutes. I mostly take the metro and I am less of a party person.
That's
Steal of a deal
Bhai in banglore from last 5 years. Opted for a 1bhk house. Gated society initial rent was 11500 (including 1500 maintenance). Currently after 3 years 14200 (5% rent increase everyyear).
Basaweshwarnagar. You might be staying at expensive places.
He's surprised that cost of expenses goes up along with locality
Rented 1Bhk for 9k 11 months ago in Marathalli and now owner is demanding 14k or vacate. It is not only restricted to locality but everywhere same story from tenants.
@@iqbal5286 shit happens. I have paid rent for empty house more than 6 months. Because traveling and moving household items would have cost me more money.
People who are born after 1990 struggles the most. Hum logo ne dekh ko uper lejana ka jimma liya he😂
Kaha mil rha hai bhai mai 90K de rha hu
@@viralvibes1997 which locality, how much sq feet, is it considered "high class" like Prestige or Brigade, how many bedrooms, all that dictates the value of that flat
I stay near Indira Nagar and some flats are worth 1.5 L a month
As a house owner I have been at the receiving end of the worst damages done to my rented house. Bachelors are the worst, they say 4/5 PPL will stay but end up having 10 -15 PPL staying my own personal experience, and not to forget the damage they do . They literally destroy the place . Plus suddenly they announce that they want to vacate in a month. Any idea how hard it is to renovate and paint the house , find labourers to get the work done. Hence we ask for so much proof. There have been many cases where the Tennants have created enough shenanigans.. I agree 30 % hike is too much . 5% increase should be an agreeable amt. Get everything documented in the agreement before hand. Not all owners are the same similarly not all tenant are . Don't just typecast on a whole !!!
Very well said 🙏🙏
💯More landlords like you who are facing problems from the tenants should speak up.👍
One of my friends owns an apartment where the tenant offed himself. No one has rented it since. 85k EMI.
Is it fair to ask everyone due to some nuisance bachelor, even if he stays with his family or alone.
How 10 Single Tenants vacate 😂within 1 month altogether..!! 😮😂
Working Singles have Life more outside, except sleeping alone or with Friend in House 😁🤣
That's why i love my small home town.😊
❤
I hate small town there is nothing to do, tier 2 cities like Chandigarh are much better
Bro i also live in small town and we clean water and air but the problem is here that no proper education and very less opportunities for personal growth. And i hate it
@@rahulmajumdar4720 not anymore there are online degrees now. You can do degree from IIT Madras and later you can find Remote job.
Good. Stay there only.
That's why I found a remote job, have been working for the last 2 years, built a house in my hometown, and am living peacefully.
Which company
Buddy, I feel sorry for you in the future.
@@rutvikrsbefore judging you might waana ask how much he is making.
@@seanhermozi3398 how does that matter in the future tense? We will have a generation of people who will encounter an office for the first time in their life at the age of 30.
The world is about to flip towards local manufacturing not a decentralised global workforce.
@@rutvikrs lol what makes you think that someone who is working remotely need to get back to office after 30? If your opinion is that it's this temporary thing, well I hate to break your bubble
Not only in banglore also in hydrabad its too hard to get a sweet landlord
Bro can you please tell which is the best city out of Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune for a fresher who is just starting to do a office job
Kolkatar chele Kolkata y khuj vai🤦🏻♂️@@supradeep.mukherjee
@@supradeep.mukherjeepune for rent, hyd is best for food.
@@pranav9653 so the overall cost of living in Pune is less than Hyderabad? And what about Chennai?
@@supradeep.mukherjee Hyd is cheaper however income may be higher in pune just depends on what parts of a city you compare not the whole city
Left Bangalore, after struggling with 4 notorious landlords in 5 yrs… govt use to take 30% as their tax cut.. remaining was taken by landlords.. whatever little amount left was used for groceries.. left Bangalore without making any money.. Now staying peacefully in Hyderabad
Hyderabad is where BLR was in the late 2000's. The issue is not the people, it's the risk that owners are subjected to. At the risk of spamming, a friend has a 85k EMI on an apartment where the tenant kitted himself. It's unsaleable and unrentable. Guess what you'd do in his shoes.
The concept of 'Agreement,' which necessitates renewal every 11 months, is one that requires careful attention. Owners must be exceedingly vigilant, as legal support is contingent upon having proper agreements in place. My greatest concern in Bangalore was the demand for 6-10 months of rent as an advance payment. Imagine the scenario: you have a family, including a spouse, child, and perhaps a car, necessitating a 2 BHK apartment, which might cost around 45-50k INR in a desirable locality. The landlord’s demand for 10 months' advance-amounting to approximately 4.5 lakhs-seems exorbitant. Wouldn't you agree this is excessive? Generally, a demand for 2 months' advance is reasonable, as it offers the landlord security; if the tenant defaults on rent for two months, the landlord can retain the advance and request the tenant to vacate the property within that period. But why insist on 6 months?
Instead of going for such apartments, go to individual houses . Being a banglorean myself i can guarantee you they wont ask for your salary and bet you rent will be within 50k for a 3bhk . I can guarantee you this definitely
He’s right. Listen to him
Completely agree.. these communities are so hyped ....
Will they return the advance because they don't do
@@samosagaming9476i have not seen any problem related to advance. 30 years in bangalore. Changed 10 homes till now.
@@lakshmi1994-d4t i was staying in kr puram.. The landlord didn't return the deposit.. Same thing happened with my friend.. Locals in bangalore are very greedy..now I have shifted back in Pune. Atleast here people follow rules and laws
Me being middle class guy finds home with in a day and at very affordable price.
We live in 2bhk, not a gated community, rent 8000 ( no electricity bill, no water bill and no maintenance charge).
I live near R R nagar.
I find as much as peace and noise free environment that my friends find in apartments.
Can you please share the location?
Give me location please. I'm thinking to shift to rr nagar
@@anupriya6248 please search in mylasandra 1km away from global Village, u will find affordable houses.
@@RAJEEV-ur4xo please search in mylasandra 1km away from global Village and You will find affordable houses
@@anupriya6248 you can shift to subramanian nagar in rr nagar, good connectivity and peaceful
Bhai I got 1bhk through no broker and the rent is 8k only. It's near silk board. I have been staying for 2 years and the owner is amazing. Don't ever ask for a hike... I was also a beginner
Are you still staying there?
@@srishtisharma3438 left Bangalore this month
Wow
Independent floor u might be talking abt
Can u refer me to him
I’m a Kannadigha and lived my whole life in Bengaluru. Every info in this video is right! If landlords with nice properties are approached by bachelors, they charge insane high rents. And deposits. Moreover the maintenance, they are at least 2-3 rupees for a square feet. Findings a good place in this city is a blessing!
Glad to know u r from blore.
I too had the same experience with lease.
Was living with my son for lease around 9 yrs . As I lost my son in an accident that house was more dear to me n the house owner tried to play with my emotions agreeing to give house for exorbitant rent. I was ready for that as well but they wanted cash n for making agreement they were not ready to give pan# or Aadhar# thatz when I finally decided to leave with broken heart. But believe me I went ahead n purchased a house at the age of 65L in the same locality. Atleast a place where my son used to b. I really hv no purpose in life yet till memories r alive I will live giving away the loan.
Come to our apartment, u will get a simple house n locality - Kempapura, Hebbal 😊
Im so sorry for your loss...i wish blessings for you❤
Condolences may his soul rest in peace
We are sorry for the loss
Apartment name plz
Extremely sorry for your loss, however you should try to find a purpose
Don’t take me wrong . I’m Born and raised in Namma Bengaluru . The apartment culture started and the rents of house shoot up only after people from other part our country came to Bengaluru and started to pay more rent thinking that the rent here is less compared to Mumbai and Delhi . This was not the case 15-20 years ago . Now the same people complain everything about our city and whole city lost its charm because of pollution and over population… sad truth though!
greed is the main cause
Especially bachelor girls coming from upper class north Indian families. They lack basic negotiation skills and agree to pay any rent. I have actually seen it happening in front of me where my friend and I were arguing over paying 60k for a 2bhk flat and then 2 girls came and gave the deposit straightaway.
Bro..what can we if most of the IT jobs are there only. Not everyone wants to leave their native place but people have to work,right?
In mumbai 1 bhk is 40k+ so 3bhk is nightmare for us
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Rent a house on the north side of Mumbai. 20-25k for 3BHK
That's no point to travel 2 3 hrs a day for work or top colleges
@@devparmar36662 hrs if u hv public transport Is fine
I was offered a job in Mumbai..declined due to same reason.
My brother gave 30k for security and last month he changed the flat and the landlord returned only 10k saying that he will use 20k in cleaning and painting the room.
How is that unfair? 12-15k for painting, 2-3k deep cleaning and 2k for the owner's time. Unless the person is a slumlord, hiring painters, cleaners and supervision takes a lot of time.
If you want to save money, get it painted before you leave. I did that as a practice and those owners still keep in touch.
cheats
30 k is nothing bro😂😂😂 ppl have given 1 lk imagine
@@HappilyIndian how is that cheating?
That's correct. 20k is required for complete work expenses
When a city gets too much emphasis this is how the city behaves with outsiders.
Most of the these type owners are outsiders. Visit any old areas of Bengaluru you still find good owners unlike greedy and money minting leeches...
Lol most outsiders are better.. not the ones who are from here it's what I have seen with mine and my friend's experience
@@travelraw5788 I live in old Banglore. 2 BHK in a well maintained layout, 5mins walk from the metro. Paying only 15k in rent. You just need to spend a little effort in searching. If you go through brokers, 99% of time you get trapped in over priced accomodations. But most people coming from outside dont want peaceful traditional localities. They want to be around bustling localities with pubs and fancy restaurants at walkable distance. These are highly commercial areas where living cost itself is 4x with poor living standards and overcrowding. Then they come on the internet and rant. You choose bad you get bad.
@@travelraw5788Being a Bangalore I can assure PPL from other states come here n buy the properties and then build the apartments. U can't just blame the locals for everything
@@travelraw5788really?😂😂which outsiders?? Locals are the best. If you are living in a shitty place that's not anybody's problem. You can't call Bangalore bad because you live in stupid areas
I came to bangalore directly after college. A good friend had a spare house in indiranagar. Lived there for an year for free. Then moved to mumbai. Same friend had a couple of empty flat over thete. Lived there for 6 years for free. Moved with my parents during covid. Moved back to bangalore and sister had an empty apartment in a posh society. Been living here for a while for free. I just realised how blessed my life has been when it comes to renting.
Also better realise how shameless you are
Your friend utilised you.. instead keep a caretaker.. he has given you free of cost.. actually he saved his money.. 😂😂😂
@@maheshar1631 ah yes, one should look past opportunities and toil away like a dumbass. only then does one have self respect. lol they've done nothing wrong and have harmed no one. 😂 so salty.
@@maheshar1631 shameless for what? That people care about me? I am not using them. They have an empty place, they don't need to rent it. They don't want any monetary gains from it. They know I can afford a better place than they offer but still want me in their home because they feel good when they visit instead of having an empty place? Independence doesn't mean refusing a gesture of someone who cares for you.
@ravi0207 you are blessed ignore negative comments
I am seeing a new problem in Hyderabad. Even brokers are scamsters. These days, they ask to give 1000-5000 as service charge, before they even show the apartment. 🙁
India is a law less land , Scams is common. People dont raise voice in india.
Who agree's this, please stay back in your own State/District. We stay happily in Happy Bangalore..
Right bengluru is ❤ 🎉🎉
And then finfluencer comes with an excel sheet😂
Wariko and sharan
😂😂😂
I am from Bangalore, I would suggest go to local area , talk to people about safety and stuff, then rent 2bhk . I know that there is traffic but there are still smart ways for transportation....I am sure you can save a lot of noney
Banglore is not for beginers ❌ india is not for beginers✅🗿🗿🗿🌚
Why india not for beginners ?? Its very cheap in some places 😮
They also don't give PAN card and you end up with no tax deduction
Complaint to income tax department
Try renting a house in non commercial area .
It's around 10 -15k. Then you have to travel for at least 1 hr depends on area which you have choosen
Lol no comparison between Mumbai and Bangalore 😂
I stay in Bangalore as a bachelor. I have no issues or restrictions whatsoever. Either you get a small place or if you wanna live in fancy places, you gotta deal with these 😅.
Mumbai - Hold my beer.
In mumbai 1bhk starts around 40-50k in prime locations. Normal people don't even think about renting 2-3Bhk
I am in Hebbal. I have been living in 1 BHK since 2020, December. Started with 10,500 and now paying 11,000 from Feb this year. Probably you are looking for Gated society or big apartments, most of them are business minded crooks and these crooks are not limited to any cities. Rather look for individual houses or standalone buildings.
We didn’t rent out our flat to bachelors.Thats because I had seen first hand(before I got married) how the guys (did not)maintain the houses.No repairs(not even informing the owner),no pest control,leaks not reported…and yet you wonder why the discrimination?!And we have rented out our 3bhk in a gated community to a family for less than 30k.
There has to be an upper cap for giving house on rent. Due to some greedy landlords the rental prices have increased and this is also due to greedy builders who are charging high for even fat location.
My rent was increased from 21k to 31k for a one bhk. It was the market rate that owner was asking. I talked with him he said it is the market price and he agreed it is high. I told him that I can buy a flat and pay this much as EMI he said it is a better decision if I can offord. I purchased a flat after that and price of the flat nearby doubled after my purchase within a year. Now same old flats rent is around 38k
Which society pls
Wow
Renting a 3bhk in Mumbai will leave u with one kidney.
Not really
If you know where to rent
So if you are ok with traveling 40/45 mins you can definitely find a good place to rent
There is difference between Renting Rates and Renting Culture, he clearly says it is not for begginers indicating poor renting culture.
I absolutely agree. As it is mentioned in one of the comments regarding know which areas to rent, even if you rent a little far away the rates mentioned in Bangalore will only be available outside the Mumbai Sub-urban area or areas with pretty dainty houses. The redevelopment projects has driven the rent prices exponentially.
Buying a house gives you peace of mind and stability with is far more valuable than that extra 3-4% invested in index funds🤡😂
rent in south blr in independent houses and take a floor, lower your gated community standards and you will be fine, rents start from 13k for 1bhk including 500/- maintenance look for good andhra landlords they are amiable and friendly...i went from house to house and didn't go via any house app or broker...
Delhi has shit weather and arrogant people but it makes up in affordability i.e rent, transportation, groceries, water, electricity are the biggest plus points.
I agree that Delhi people are rude but they're still much nicer than south indians
I have lived in both places
Also if you're from haryana Punjab Himachal rajasthan region you won't find Delhites rude
Delhi has no jobs...
Lol thanks to the immigrants who make up an exorbitant percentage of the population there. At least it has clearly differentiated seasons and good-looking natives 😂
@@AK.AK.12 what do you mean by good looking natives
Just get an apartment, there are apartments you can get for 40 lacks - 50 lacks (assuming not in prime location but somewhat near to metro stations)
Pay 10 lack and rest loan, emi gets you 40,000 instead of rent for 20 years, and well you get an apartment here.
Bengaluru is getting worse by the day .
People are realizing it with every passing day .
1800sq ft. bachelor 3bhk flat , gated society 15,000/- Bangalore 😂
House owners never return the deposit. That is the worst part.
What do u mean .. they won't return the 6 month deposite??
@@lmaolol5053 Yes, many owners start saying that you damaged this and that. And they keep almost half of the deposit.
In case you leave the house before 6 months, they can keep all the money as well
@@shubh13272anand what in the fk is this scam?.... I paid over a lakh as a deposite... Tension de di Bhai tune
Yes, even I'm due 20k as a deposit from my previous landlord. They just stop picking up your phone.We, being busy just can't go for the legal way. Police as usual l, won't entertain you.
@lmaolol5053 har landlord itna bura nahi hota. Hope, he will return your deposit.
Why would your landlord ask you to pay a 30% increase in rent? That's so bizarre unless you don't have a rental agreement in place...
Bangalore treats renters like shit still companies are not moving to tier 2 cities. Employees are the only lossers here.
Why not find job in different city rather than finding different home every 6 months
They charged me a one year deposit 😢
Note that these are high end luxury houses , normal homes cost 20k starting for 3bhk 😊
Sadly its happening in Noida as well 🥲
So relatable... so many of my relatives are going through this nightmare😢
Absolutely wrong ..... Its very easy to find a house for rent in Bangaluru...and in cheap rates too ... But you need to go in the residence areas away from these corporates ... Diposit will be like 50k but the rent will be around 10k for 1-2 bhk... If you want a place in demand then good luck, they will squeeze out all your money ...
What's the location?
BTM 2nd stage in central bangalore
12k rent 40k deposit 1bhk
Kasavanahalli near prestige tech park
15k rent 40k deposit 1bhk
Why you need that much deposit
THE TRUTH - It is the expensive lifestyle you have chosen. Just because your parents provided for you till now, you thought life is easy. I live here in Rs 5500 rented 1 RK.
I found a hostel run by a priest worth only 3000/- and the facilities they provide was awesome.
Location???
@@prakaashchandrapatel near Anchapalaya, Chellaghatta
Same for everyone. Government should take action for this
Banglore❌ Bengaluru ✔️
Renting houses in Bangalore is not a problem for us
Man that's tough
Gods grace, my dad moved to this city when he was 19 and worked his ass off. We own a building in R R Nagar where I spent my childhood growing up and built another one a few km away and we rent the other one and live in the new house (BDA)
It's the INDIAN DREAM!!
You're showing one of my most favourite memories bro.
Meet someone and make friends especially in 5th tower they are really sweet people living there and they also come out often
I'm currently search for flats in Bangalore, I second this reel. Brokers have jacked up the market so bad, it doesn't make sense to be in Bangalore anymore.
Why are you people exaggerating about rent I'm living in Bangalore for 26 years I didn't spend even more than 9k per month in rent
good joke 😂
So true, i don't understand why the rents are going so high... Compared to actual land value... It's difficult to stay here...
Touchwood. My experience is very good. Staying in the same one bhk flat with my two Cats since three years.
True absolutely agree dude
No random increase of rent, everything mentioned in the agreement.
If you are unhappy, don't hang around, just leave.
Correct
Cost of expenses goes up along with locality, SHOCKER 😱
You are 10000% right and thank you for making the video
I get chills thinking about moving to Bangalore. Would love to stay in NCR
My story??? Owner is super sweet I live in a 2 bhk alone.... and single. Rent increase rate has been 10% every year, and this is my third year so far. And haan ... deposit is 2 months rent.
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The only things is I don't live in a posh society and posh area.
As a bangalorean, i can tell you if you changed 4 houses in 2 years and landowner is asking 30% hike in 6 months, there must he something wrong with your lifestyle and he getting complaints from neighbours or society.
> Get hired in a tech company based in Bangalore
> Company wont allow you to work from home and forces you to relocate
> Relocate to Bangalore and get harassed by the airport taxi driver
> Live in an expensive apartment and eat scraps
> Get stuck in traffic trying to reach office
> Try to take a leisurely walk on road and three different scammers approach you saying either they ran out of fuel or they're unable to visit their hometown
> Get harassed by locals for not knowing their language
> Get no water to drink and floods in the rainy season
> Even weather is not great now
You've a BDSM fetish if you're thinking of living on Bangalore
Good luck.. find better place and make Bengaluru less congested
Bro instead of paying a High rent in Bangalore You can simply go for lease for a fixed period of time that will return your money in a long run and you don't need to shift your home frequently also😅
You couldnt be more right. The prices are going higher and higher. Its difficult to get apartments at specific places, even more difficult is to get the one that fits your budget. And it might increase to any amount the next year
The apartments are so expensive which translates to high rent.
3 BHK is 1cr + minimum. EMI comes like 80k.
Builders making huge profits.
I can't believe this city has changed in 10 years drastically.. we use to pay 11k in indiranagar for 2bhk furnished apartment
I was in Bangalore.. experienced the same...moved to Hyderabad..Hyderabad is Heaven
2BHK in non gated communities in BTM Bangalore is 15k to 25k. Not sure where you live, but 50k starting price range is pretty high for 3bhk.
My experience with renting in banglore is just shifting to Hyderabad. 😂
I'm a single woman and rented a small 1bhk for 13k in Kalyan Nagar. When i went offc, the landlord simply opened my flat with extra keys that he had without informing me. I got to know about this couple days later from my neighbour that he does this once a week. I just left the flat crazy owner
People in Bangalore always seem rude or arrogant.....🤡💀
Acha hua banglore me nhi rehta hu apni sanskriti language pe proud hai mujhe💪🏻 western culture ke 14 ke sb waha😂
Take a bike, and rent an house in the outskirts from where the roads are good to reach your workspace. The rent will reduce like 10,000 max for specious 2BHK.
For us, it was completely opposite.
You can't unsee this: Powai Hiranandani in a Bangalore vlog !
Imagine buying an apartment after one year living in Bangalore due to rude landlords and much ruder flatmates. Yep,i did it😢
I live in Bengaluru and Ishan is right , there is a stupid culture of not returning the deposit easily and raising the rent like crazy every year .
I had the same experience, high rent, maintenance without facilities and on top 6 to 10 months deposit, which is too high for rents here😢
Living in rented places in Bangalore for the last 34 yrs. This has never happened.
Brother, my previous landlord wanted to deduct money from deposit for literally no real reason. She made up saying that the commode seat was better looking, whereas it was broken since day one. She took out bad painting and never ever fixed screen holders and was bringing extra deduction of 27k for no reason. This is fraud and harassment you should not step back from filing complaint.
It's so true, even in pgs they will randomly increase rent + They will never return your security deposit.
Not only in Bangalore. The problem is same for Delhi and Mumbai as well.
I prepared a set of my condition and questions and I took my bike every evening and searched home.
My first condition is that I will inform you 3 months before I leave and I don't want my advance, instead I will stay.
Renting in Bangalore becomes much easier if you have a person who speaks kannada or atleast take your colleague with you for rent negotiations or even to stay your life becomes easier. It's easy if you know kannada.
The best way is engage with locals , Start seeing this as you own city , trust me you'll find a best place
I stayed in Bangalore for 4 years. Apart from high advance payment, I never faced any issues that you said in the video. I find this is exaggerated as you will have a rental agreement signed and landlords can't randomly increase the rent.
4 house in 2 years. One house has a expiry date of 6 months 💀
Dude...The last section that u have shown is of Hiranandani Galleria Powai not Bangalore
They don't rent houses in Bangalore to bachelors, single girls , senior citizens and family with young kids . Yes these are the reasons they give . 😢
This is so true!!!!!...I used to live in my parents owns house till i graduated to high school....after that for clg I had to shift and in 4 yrs I hve shifted 5 houses
Please don't spoil bangalore 's reputation when you don't know about it.....
Dude, thanks. I planned to shift to blore. Now, after watching this, I canceled it. HYDERABAD is the best❤