Bengaluru Landlord Asks Rs 5 Lakh Deposit For Rs 40,000 Rental Flat: "This Is Extortion"
NDTV
The post has sparked a heated debate about Bengaluru's rising rental prices and the need for a cap on deposits.
Stories about real estate and rent prices in Indian cities often go viral on social media, sparking widespread debate. These posts often highlight the skyrocketing rents of apartments, especially in metropolitan cities like Mumbai, Delhi, and Bengaluru, making it challenging for the middle class to find decent and affordable housing options. Recently, a house hunter in Bengaluru took to social media to express her frustration over an exorbitant deposit demand from a landlord. Shockingly, the landlord asked for a staggering Rs 5 lakh deposit for a flat with a monthly rent of Rs 40,000, Harnidh Kaur claimed. 5 lakh deposit for a flat with 40k rent :)))))I'm so tired :))))
''5 lakh deposit for a flat with 40k rent. I'm so tired,'' Ms Kaur posted on X.
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