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Shubham Bhatia
posted on 5 MayGurugram mein rent ka kya haal hai?
Gurugram mein rent itna badh gaya hai, is it even sustainable? I'm looking for a 2BHK, maybe near Cyber City ya Golf Course Extension, and the quotes are insane. My current rent in Sector 15 has already jumped almost 30% in the last 18 months. Brokers toh bilkul gatekeepers bane hue hain, seedha landlord se baat karna bahut mushkil hai. Is this the new normal for Gurugram rentals? Kitna aur upar jayega yeh? Honestly, I'm thinking of buying now, but even EMIs are crazy high, ab samajh nahi aa raha kya karein.
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This whole situation is making me so stressed. I moved to Gurugram thinking it's a land of opportunities, but the cost of living, especially rent, is just eating into everything. My
The WFH reversal and return to office has really spiked demand. Plus, a lot of new companies are opening up, bringing in more professionals. This demand-supply gap is huge, especially for good quality apartments. I heard even areas like Badshahpur are seeing rent increases, which was not the case earlier.
U10, honestly, with the current market dynamics, I don't see them stabilizing anytime soon. Maybe a slight slowdown, but a significant drop seems unlikely unless there's a major economic shift. It's a grim outlook.
U5, yes, absolutely! For a decent 2BHK in Sector 56/GCR, 40k+ is the new normal. Some even touch 50k if it's semi-furnished and in a good society. It's wild.
So, do you think rents will stabilize or go even higher in the next 6-12 months?
Sach mein, kitna badh gaya hai? Are we talking about 40k+ for a basic 2BHK even in areas like Sector 56 or GCR?
Bhai, Cyber City ke paas toh haalat aur kharab hai. I was looking for a 2BHK in DLF Phase 3, and they were quoting upwards of 45k for a decent unfurnished place. Two years back, similar flats were 30-32k. My colleague who lives near Airport Road (Gurgaon side) had his rent increased by 35% in one go. It feels like landlords are just capitalising on the demand without any checks and balances. This bubble has to burst, right? Otherwise, how will people afford to live here?
Totally agree with you on the bubble part. I even tried looking at properties in Baliawas for a bit more peace and slightly lower rent, but even there, landlords are quoting premium rates just because it's 'Gurugram adjacent'. The quality you get for that price is often pathetic, old buildings with maintenance issues. It's a landlord's market completely.
Your colleague's experience near Airport Road is so real. I heard something similar about Baharampur Naya too, which used to be so affordable. It's like no area is safe from these hikes now.
Yaar, totally relate to this. My 2BHK in Sector 49 also saw a 25% hike last year. Brokers toh aise behave karte hain jaise unhone hi ghar banaya ho. It's becoming impossible for salaried people like us to manage. Buying seems like the only escape, but then EMIs are a nightmare.
Exactly! And the brokerage fees are another pain. 2 months ka rent le lete hain, but service ke naam pe kuch nahi. They just show you places and then disappear. It's a scam sometimes.
Haan bhai, same experience. Mera bhi Sector 57 mein yahi haal hai.