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Shockingly High Rent for 3BHK Flat in Bengaluru Sparks Outrage, Netizens Vent Frustration with "Silly Corporate..."

Sky-high rental prices for flats in Bengaluru baffle, as a post on Reddit highlights a 3BHK flat costing an astonishing Rs 2.7 lakhs, leaving netizens in disbelief.

Rent prices for apartments in Bengaluru have reached astonishing levels. A Reddit user's post, now...
Rent prices for apartments in Bengaluru have reached astonishing levels. A Reddit user's post, now widely shared, revealed a 3BHK flat, seemingly ordinary, is priced an astounding 2.7 lakh rupees, leaving many unconvinced.

Shockingly High Rent for 3BHK Flat in Bengaluru Sparks Outrage, Netizens Vent Frustration with "Silly Corporate..."

In a Shocking Revelation, Bengaluru's Rental Prices Reach Unbelievable Heights

Vanshika Tyagi

Updated : Jun 03, 2025, 12:04 PM IST

The rental market in Bengaluru's tech hub has taken an unexpected turn, with a jaw-dropping listing making waves on social media. A Reddit user shared a screenshot of a 1,464 sq ft apartment listed for an astounding Rs 2.7 lakh per month, with a whopping security deposit of Rs 15 lakh, leaving the internet flabbergasted.

The Unbelievable Listing

A 'regular' looking 3BHK flat, priced at a staggering Rs 2.7 lakhs, has turned heads and left many questioning reality. Is this the new standard for rental prices in Bengaluru?

The user captioned the post, "Is this really something people pay for? The flat looks at best decent-ish." The screenshot, carrying the hefty monthly rent and security deposit, has sparked widespread discourse and concern among the virtual community.

The Internet Reacts

With typical 2BHK apartments in popular areas like Harlur costing around Rs 40,000 to Rs 50,000 a month, the viral listing of a 3BHK flat for 2.7 lakhs has left the internet furious. Many have questioned the accuracy and legitimacy of the listing, with some warning against a potential scam.

Some Redditor's skepticism is highlighted with comments like, "No one would pay this," and "It may be a mistake or fake/test listing," while others humourously joke about the exorbitant prices, remarking, "I think an extra zero has been added by mistake," and "Some dumb corporate slave will pay this."

While some voice their doubts, others express their disbelief, "Dude. I pay 80k pm (exc. maintenance which is variable) for a fully furnished flat.. furnished to the brim.. what's this nonsense? I hope it's a troll post."

Market Realities

In comparison to the viral listing, the average prices for 3BHK flats in Haralur or nearby areas show rents ranging from ₹54,000 to ₹90,000 per month [1][4]. For instance, a 3BHK flat in Harlur is available for rent at ₹90,000 per month. Another listing mentions a 3BHK apartment in Haralur Road for ₹62,000 per month, which is negotiable [4]. This stark contrast between the viral listing and market averages leaves many questioning the authenticity of the listing or the peculiar market dynamics in Haralur.

Sources:[1] https://www.99acres.com/property/bhk-3-residential-property/for-rent/harlur-bangalore-1-vijayanagar-3rd-block-harlur-bangalore-560007[2] https://realtynxt.com/news/2025-06-03/bengaluru-property-news-27-lakhs-rent-3bhk-flat-haralur-virally-shocking-post[3] https://news.abplive.com/bengaluru/news/man-reveals-pattern-house-rent-bengaluru-1597566[4] https://www.makaan.com/property/1bhk-property-for-rent-bangalore-halli-nagasandra-east-prashanth-nagar.india/1103618813.html[5] https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/economy/real-estate/rent-in-india-where-bengaluru-doesnt-top-the-list-anymore/articleshow/102384952.cms

  1. The high rental prices in Bengaluru have sparked debates in the home-and-garden section of various Indian forums, with many discussing the possibility of investing in real estate as an alternative to the skyrocketing rentals.
  2. Amidst this, Bollywood star Vijay Deenanath Chauhan, known for his roles in movies like 'Gangs of Wasseypur' and 'It's Entertainment', has recently expressed his interest in venturing into the real estate industry as a means to diversify his career portfolio and secure his financial future.
  3. Interestingly, the history of India also provides examples of individuals from diverse backgrounds who successfully transitioned from their primary careers to real estate, such as Dhirubhai Ambani, the founder of Reliance Industries.
  4. As the lifestyle of young professionals in India continues to evolve, the demand for affordable housing and investment opportunities in the real estate market is expected to grow significantly.

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