Rs 2.5 Lakh Rent In India’s Tallest Residential Project | Lodha World Towers | The Tenant

How does it feel like living in India’s tallest residential project?
What extra amenities does it offer?
Is it worth paying Rs 2.5 lakh rent in Mumbai?
Well, ‘The Tenant’ in this episode lives in the neighbourhood of popular CEOs, actors and authors in one of the busiest areas of Mumbai - Lower Parel. Watch the whole episode as we take a tour of an apartment in Lodha World Towers.
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[@moneycontrol]

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[@indian256]

Mumbai Brokers are better placed than IIM guys..!!

[@alexpandian7402]

😂😂

[@leokiri]

🤣

[@swapnavayn]

Very well said😃

[@tparab]

I actually Googled the guy when his name came up and he is an iit + iim!!

[@pratikgupta5509]

😂💯

[@adityajaidka]

For people wondering about their income, Armani Hotel Dubai costs 1L a night, swanky Mercedes, etc, plus paying such a high rent, and other costs. So definitely they are holding high posts and earning extremely well. They have worked hard to reach this level, what their ideology is (DINK) and how they live and spend is definitely none of our business, they’re using their own earnings to live, not our money. Great video team and Beautiful house. Wishing them all the best and May they achieve more heights of success and happiness.

[@rohanyoutube5530]

Bharat chodo!

[@cerveauy8782]

@@rohanyoutube5530 shoo go away! Sod off!

[@amansonkar2797]

he is coo of ambit capital

[@ganeshdtnv530]

​@@rohanyoutube5530 are you for real or sarcastic.

[@sar3388]

DINK ideology is currently the best way to really enjoy life. Ofcourse definition of enjoyment varies from person to person.

[@shivamnarain3093]

Raman and Mandira (tenants) were realistic with their feedback such as regarding the bathtub usage and noise level. Kudos to the attitude.

[@aryankushwaha1964]

Lol bro after paying this much i except to live in mansion

[@shivamnarain3093]

@@aryankushwaha1964 definitely not in Mumbai

[@cerveauy8782]

@@aryankushwaha1964 they're are in the finance industry. They know what they're doing.

[@navinadv]

@@aryankushwaha1964 I agree. For 2.5L it’s a relatively small apartment. You can get a bigger 3BHK apartment in areas like Nepean Sea Road and Malabar Hill for the same price. They might not get the amenities or Armani furnishings though.

[@drsteviejasengnsangma8739]

₹8,333/day.. it might be one of the most luxurious apartment in India. When you earn money so much we should indulge our desires. Enjoying life to the fullest.. Videography is done professionally with very warm and confident host.

[@vishal.choudhury]

In that price one can live in a hotel

[@drsteviejasengnsangma8739]

@@vishal.choudhury yes absolutely.. Certain people has certain priorities in life.. Many will be satisfied to get that amount as a salary including myself😊

[@iitbombay7671]

@@drsteviejasengnsangma8739 this flat per day rent is greater than my monthly salary 😭😆

[@drsteviejasengnsangma8739]

@@iitbombay7671 1) Increased earning 2) Decreased spending 3) Save & Invest then become rich but don't rent this apartment but buy your sapne ka home😄

[@Ari-ne2yb]

@@iitbombay7671 sem 2 sem vai 😭

[@DhirajSingh-sc5br]

I think one thing we are forgetting is luxury grows gdp that's it...thatsy Singapore and London is bigger than India... Let people who can afford live the way they want you don't want to take it's ok jiskk lena wo lele

[@spartantroy3920]

Singapore and London run on money laundered from poor countries politicians and in return they are guaranteed state protection so no comparisons

[@prasunmishra9625]

It's signal that we need more cities like Mumbai. Mumbai is highly populated.

[@Tate525]

Exactly

[@metrocitysurvivor967]

Pune🙌

[@humairaali2426]

The couple are so amazing.... So candid in their feedback.... I could never imagine paying that rental and hearing honk noise. But that's the price to pay to live in Mumbai

[@frankfernandes718]

don't u think bathroom is very small

[@adj33]

@@frankfernandes718 looks smaller on camera than it actually is.

[@Angle86]

We cant sleep without this noise coming😅

[@millionaire_minimalist]

Will the prices in Mumbai inflate further as we go ahead? Whatever amenities including the sizes of the apartments are way cheaper and affordable in cities like Hyderabad and Bangalore. Infact, for 2.5 lakhs you would get close to 7000+ sq ft duplex in some of the premium apartments.

[@mrdowntilldayone]

Bro in premium areas of gurgaon bangalore too rates are like this only

[@SaurabhSarang]

Space is less in mumbai only growth option is upwards. So per sq ft price increases and will increase in future

[@bettercodebetteryou9060]

Bro that is one of the top three tallest buildings in india yaar 😅. Ofcourse mehnga hoga na. Its equivalent of living in kormangala and saying ki bangalore is expense delhi is cheap.

[@adj33]

Because land is cheaper in Hyderabad.

[@abhishekshankar1136]

@@mrdowntilldayone very few to none You can get a 3 bhk on rent for as low as 30k, that too in prime areas close to office

[@EasyDIYWithNeelam]

M from Tier 3 city,visited delhi,mumbai but never liked the crowd,the air,the congested fast life...m very happy to own a 3 storey home with interiors dine according to me n i have my own sky,my own ground and clean water to drink ,clean air to breathe and a peaceful life❤

[@Indianculturalprotector---]

Agree with you...

[@irig8475]

very true

[@princeofheaven19]

The opportunities in Mumbai are not available in any tier 2/ tier 3 city

[@ruchishinde5194]

Such statement comes only from someone who cannot afford living in Mumbai.

[@dailyui636]

@@ruchishinde5194or maybe someone who has seen it all

[@prasanthsaratheranki9242]

Questions put by the host are very good and echoes a common man thoughts. But this residential project doesn't have too many 'wow' factors that can justify the price.

[@harisadu8998]

People who live there feel it is justified. And prices are a feature of what else is in the market as well.

[@adj33]

The maintenance is prolly upwards of 50-60k p.m.

[@harisadu8998]

@@adj33 Yes it is exactly that.

[@adj33]

@@harisadu8998 18-20 rs per sq ft is pretty common in highrises. Here its slightly more!

[@TheGeekYT]

@@harisadu8998 Hi ex-boss! whats up??

[@anuragc1565]

Honestly! with 2.5 lac as rent I am not too amazed with the interior and the overall ambience (except for the ceiling height]. I’m not sure if it’s a Mumbai thing but from a non Mumbai perspective I was expecting something better than this.

[@yashpalchaudhary9752]

In fact entrance and lobby had much better interior

[@nivrutti471]

Mumbai is over expensive... Other cities are better...

[@the-vault-ofheaven44]

@@nivrutti471 mumbai is mumbai

[@anupkumarmohanty3880]

@@nivrutti471 correct

[@monishsachdev]

​@@nivrutti471 you can't roam around 3 at night safely even girls roam around at night without fear 😂😂Delhi capital of rape and women safety out of Mumbai you know our country is so famous for worldwide

[@sateeshkumaar2009]

Well! I pay around 25K p.m for a lavish 4 BHK + 4T at Indiabulls Greens Panvel. I am happier because I hear no honking whatsoever.And I don't need to travel to office due to WFH.As Raman rightly said, its a matter of personal choice.

[@Akelehimarenge]

Thats insane you basically pay same amoy that we in delhi and gurugram pay for a small 2 bhk.

[@SaurabhSarang]

@@Akelehimarenge dude panvel is not in mumbai so its obvious price is less

[@Akelehimarenge]

@@SaurabhSarang 🙏😇

[@spartantroy3920]

They have very high paying jobs which you won't get in panvel dombivali ambernath badlapur

[@yashovardhansk1741]

Apne gaav mein chale jao na bhai. India bulls is far away from even panvel

[@PradeepSingh-zh1hl]

Raman Jauhar sir is IIT D+IIM A passout

[@srs.shashank]

2.5 L not bad considering the apartments themselves cost 8 Cr + and are luxury specced. Locality may not be the best though.

[@jaisygeorgr9845]

3 lakhs , those who pay can get many other properties across and pay emi . Do you think many will be opting to give this rent to live here . These all are marketing . How many years will it take to reclaim the money even if it's given to rent. 2.5 " 12 # 30 lakhs To get returns of 8 Cr , you need lots of years . So don't think its a worth . If you live in close circles for job for ever then it's a good buy . But seeing the lodha scams and many other issues ( also on net ) .it's highly unlikely the owners will be happy for ever

[@Ari-ne2yb]

What? Lower Parel is quite literally the best of Mumbai

[@aarypatkar5360]

20cr

[@srs.shashank]

@Ari depends on preference, juhu or worli sea face are much nicer areas less cluttered.

[@Vidyasagarbb]

Its better to stay on rent any day than buy it - given that Indian real estate prices are unrealistic and very highly pumped up by Ocean of black money. Rent is still affordable - because across India, rent is just 3 to 3.5% per annum on the cost of the house. more or less.

[@ruturajdharav4675]

Day by day homes are becoming like hotels, some what artificial vibe with design

[@Lovely_Preppy504]

Agree

[@akashkaushik1]

Many people had a bad experience with Lodha builders previously..

[@sateeshkumaar2009]

Me too...when I worked for them.

[@jaisygeorgr9845]

Exactly

[@Ari-ne2yb]

Yeah, buying in Lodha is generally a poor idea.

[@deepakpune1]

at least amenities are good. flat is very basic, doesnt give a 2.5 lakh vibe. hopefully area around is also nice.

[@terabhaiultrasexy]

parel is one of the most poshest area in Mumbai so that's expected

[@kanank13]

as someone who moved to Bombay from the south and worked for a year, Bombay is z land of opportunities but living is pure hell. If someone has lot of money, Bombay should not be the place to live. This applies to all the big cities in the world. City living is hell on all aspects.

[@ShubhamMishrabro]

Yeah density is very high. Delhi and Bengaluru are same. In near future chennai and hyderabad too. After that pune,kochi, ahemdabad and surat. India should really develop new cities fast

[@rb00777]

People are still justifying the costs. It most probably be with in 10% of their annual pay which is a very reasonable housing expense. Plus, it brings convenience and saves their time. Any expense which is in your budget and saves your time is worth it. What is the point of earning that much and slog yourself in traffic. No point in creating generational wealth since they are DINK couple.

[@buddhapiyao1315]

couple of things about this project. First of all it is Lodha - if you all have heard about his New Cuffe Parade project , it is a disaster !! the internal walls of any flat is NOT made of bricks and concrete - he uses POP !! no wonder the street noises reach even on the 45th floor !! the acoustics are because there is absolutely no barrier to stop the sound. She said she can hear even if a baby is crying, I believe you - because there walls are just as thin as cardboard. you are bound to listen to all sorts of noise !! another thing about this project is that it is "In the Way" of flights !!! the Airport Authority of India has NOT given the permission to build anything above 32nd floor !!!! this building is Obstructing the flight path. a lot of people have been duped of crores in Lodha projects. Each flat here is worth a minimum of 50 crores !!

[@getmadhavan]

Great show/anchor and interesting couple (So confident and realistic)! Thanks for showing us your flat!

[@rajatpandey6777]

Navi Mumbai is better planned city much greener and cleaner as compared to Mumbai and Thane.

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

No ceo wants to live in Navi Mumbai

[@harisadu8998]

What will people do living in Navi Mumbai when their work is in Lower Parel?

[@cp3190]

There are many cities in the world better planned than Navi Mumbai.

[@spartantroy3920]

But all major banks financial institutions insurance companies etc are located in lower parel b.k.c Nariman point ..

[@gauravbhagat1744]

I m a Navi Mumbai kr but Mumbai city is Mumbai best

[@jitennchaudhary9665]

DINK Philosophy, Ohh ! Its interesting 🙂

[@ankit.agarwal02]

Must be Lodha sponsored video. Doesn't look that premium looking at rent 😁

[@chintubaba8362]

Please make a similar episode on Oberoi Skycity (Borivali) The possession is due in December and around 50-60% of all flats shall be rented. So review before taking such project on rent is invaluable. Thanks.

[@dhimanh1]

This feels really claustrophobic

[@Amit-ly5sf]

You must go meet Krishnaraj Rao and show his comments on lodha

[@acjdgpr]

Wow awesome always wanted to see how houses were in this building,love the tenants very polite and realistic folks, all the best to them. Mandira made a very good comment on the noise levels at 45th floor. Very pertinent and clarificatory in nature.

[@superduper5949]

2.5 lakh rent for this is just sad. Only Thanos can save Mumbai now

[@dylanthomas7443]

Rahman is a smart man. We have just done a study and found out that those who rent are better business men, more flex able, and are more mobile in all ways. Their kids too are not anchored to their homes and get into better professions than if their parents were home owners.

[@shivamnarain3093]

Superb choice of building for featuring in the video. Great going Vishal.

[@rounaksidhanta]

Guy is a coffee can , consistent compounder person, he won't buy flats, will happily pay rents.

[@jewslikefunk]

And laugh his way to bank while everyone else here complains about his lifestyle. Lol

[@Ari-ne2yb]

@@jewslikefunk lol truu. They're smart, did their research and obviously are earning a bomb

[@maheshgavaskar8093]

Didn't get a chance to look at the kitchen... Covering distances is an awful experience in Mumbai. So having workplace within 3kms radius in the centre of a megapolis is enviable...

[@akcortin]

you can live like a king. a king. in the suburbs of delhi for Rs. 2.50 Lakhs a month. 50k for a big apartment. 50k for house help and driver. 50 for utilities and groceries. rest savings.

[@AJK666007]

You wouldn't be earning even close to what these guys are earning though.

[@AJK666007]

@D ofcourse. Was talking about the location only.

[@srinivasyadav6032]

Highly matured and realistic posh couples

[@sujittiyar]

2.5 lakh per month... OMG That would be my 5 years of rent

[@lalnunpuiafanai9479]

an apartment that size will cost 10 lakhs per month in new york

[@boyfromthemountains]

​@@lalnunpuiafanai9479 there's a purchase power parity involved, making 10Lakhs in India is not the same as making 10L in NYC.

[@ktj07]

Well priced for world one, and all the interiors done! Other buildings might be a lil low on rent but they are unfurnished and not that posh location/society

[@Ayush-yn3np]

Aisa kirayedaar bhagwan mujhe bhi bana de😊☺️

[@bugged1212]

I make about 8 lakhs a month and I could probably afford this but I'd rather pay my 35k per month rent and invest all the money for now.

[@mehulpatel4997]

What do you do

[@singhss2820]

@@mehulpatel4997 LIE

[@C02754]

Very well covered.all aspects included. Interviewer asked direct questions.

[@lone20wolf]

Really Great Couple and what a wonderful home !!

[@harshbhardwaj1666]

Re .. 2.5 lack pm ka rent jo h😂

[@baxterismyyoutubename5077]

The one thing I like about this is the balcony ❤❤❤... But the space is quite congested and space is important.

[@amanchaurasia64]

Ur conversation is excellent 👏

[@tectuber]

Staying in a good hotel might almost cost the same

[@finjection]

2.5 lakh per month is 8300 rs per day. you can get a room for 6500 in trident but obviously it is a room and they have an apartment. Taj costs 25000 per night.

[@divitkarekar5803]

which good hotel would give you a 3bhk??

[@kashyap263]

@@finjection Taj 2500?? It's 1000$ bro .80000 per night for two person

[@msmshortcreation3968]

Absolutely "NONSENSE" to pay such a high rent... 30 Lakhs a year unless until your office pay it for you.

[@SahilKumar-cp2mc]

Before paying up 2.5 lakhs on rent here in india, they should have applied for jobs in US,UK,UAE etc. The pay there is high and paying 2.5 lakhs a month on rent would look better in their portfolio. A promotional video done for the sake of unsold inventories of LODHA.

[@apoorvabahuguna]

Not everyone is drying to go to US or UK or UAE

[@palashbaruah4653]

Why should they go to UK USA ? Why can't they stay in India and contribute to the desi economy?

[@srinidhikarthikbs981]

Optimists make money in india and Pessimists lose the opportunity to. Plenty of inefficiencies and untapped markets in India. You could grow exponentially in India, but not elsewhere. I'm sure the person who went to IIM Ahmedabad made the right decision.

[@guptasagar694]

Arey Bhai wo 10-10 Hazar employees wali Fianncial services companies ke MD he Both Husband and wife, The guy is IIT-IIM, Usko pata he kya karna he aur kya nahi

[@acjdgpr]

That is the biggest luxury of living in Mumbai if you can spend 90% of your yearly life within a 3 km radius. Well put down and that fact itself is worth the premium they are paying.

[@xumit]

So true about higher floor get higher noise! I too, learned it the hard way on my 24th floor home :)

[@Suniana085]

What kind of noises! What happens on the higher floor?

[@prashant.2799]

Bhai yeh 2.5 lakh agar rent pay karte hain, toh inki monthly income kitni hain

[@sibinmathews4239]

2.5 lac pe HRA benefits milega. And at their scale they will be paying 40%+ in taxes. So the actual rental would be less than 1.5 lacs.

[@vishaldora8803]

1 crore

[@PritamDas_26]

They said they can't afford 6 lakh EMI. Bhai agar 6 lakh EMI nahi afford kar sakte toh 2.5 rent is not a good financial decision

[@mrdowntilldayone]

Y sab hawabaazi hai... it's easy to earn money but not easy to hold on to it

[@111badbrad]

@@PritamDas_26 and he's in the financial field

[@amazingVideozs]

Is it pop walls .. like krishnarao revealed..

[@viratkohli6591]

Top class content 👌👌👌.

[@tarmaskhalifa871]

Frankly at this amount and being free(no kids no pets) it's best to stay in Dubai or Abu D or Oman. Because u r spending a lot but u still need to get out of ur homes into crowded Bombay and also see slums and all. Dubai had slums too. Hidden far away out of sight. I don't think being friends with Koli is a reason to stay there.

[@princeofheaven19]

Dubai slums look much better compared to Bombay

[@PRATEEK30111989]

I don't understand their logic. 2.5 laks rent, 6-7 laks to buy this apartment with EMI. How could they forget the price increase for this flat because of persistent inflation? This house should double in 8-10 yrs. it could even go much more up if the emi is a 20 yr. Rent is a waste of 2.5 lakhs and they do not get any ownership privileges. I do not think owners of this building would want to hangout with tenants. Owners get together and make a network, tenants mostly are not included in such network. It's plain stupid to give 2.5 lakh rent for a 2000 sq ft 3 bhk.

[@Saral_Lekhi]

Noise is more clear ..and sharp at heights. Because the air is clearer I am guessing.

[@franciskt4171]

The rent is for the adress, than the apartment. It is wise to pay the EMI and own the flat rather than paying high rent which gives zero return.

[@fridge_magnet]

I am sure this apartment would cost at least 10-12 crores. They are still paying 3-4% as rental. So they are doing well with the rent.

[@Ari-ne2yb]

He already said that the EMI is 6-8 lakh a month that they can't afford

[@surajsatpute1201]

why would he own an appartment when he doesnt have kids and never wants to have, no one to paas on the property to, just live for yourself and die, thats it

[@princeofheaven19]

I am sure being such a top executive he has a rental allowance expensed by the company

[@sagarmali5764]

This shows how faster we should be in terms of earning & spendings. Many comments in this video are just for ignorance, but we forget to accept realities of lifestyle we deserve.

[@siddharthbhagat8458]

next interview - The Broker, we like to watch..

[@technicaltreasures7297]

I live in California and i have rented a 2 bed 2 bath luxury apartment for $4000 which is 3.3 lac INR approx. Though i can afford this apartment in india anytime i want but I'm aware that 99.99% indians cannot even begin to think of renting this place.. bitter but true!

[@Vidyasagarbb]

So whats the point here at all ? Since you live in California, you can afford is the point you said. yes. its obvious. so what ?

[@harinderkohli2928]

They are paying a rent of 30 Lakhs per Annum. So in 10 years it will be 3 Crores. Instead of paying this rent they could have purchased the flat on EMI.

[@ravenne8130]

the resale value is 30% lesser

[@suryasivanandam8517]

That flat price itself is 8 crore buddy!

[@phanindra40]

When you go to high society you are not just paying for luxury but also for staying among rich community, there will be hidden cost for exclusivity. I don't think infra worth the money, looks congested, especially washrooms and bed rooms. The common areas looks much richer and spacious. The brand ARMANI might have costed every thing. Mumbai road and rail infra is bad is forcing ppl to pay higher to stay closer to work place. Hyd is much better in this regard.

[@rushabhajmera5934]

Our fathers created assets by investing long term. We are getting westernised. Spending so much on rent and a luxury car and no asset created. Not very intelligent considering both people work in finance.

[@saiprasad5312]

Even I agree your view.but there are few others who want to enjoy their single life when young .and they are the people who actually create more income for govt in luxury items, not people like me and you .I wish u start respecting other views

[@finjection]

you hardly know what they have in assets. Maybe they have crore in bank balance, ancestral lands and kothis in India and other investments.

[@RamMohammadJosephKaur]

The guy is a IIM passout from 15 years ago and COO of a financial services company. His earnings alone would be 1-2cr. On top of that even she is working at a senior level post. They can easily afford the 25-30 lakh rent /year and still save a lot of money. Why to live in a mediocre society , which is not close from your workspace and waste time and stress in Mumbai traffic only for more "Savings" while sacrificing in your present lifestyle? On top of that they dont even have children to worry about the children's future expenses. They are doing the smart thing, living large in the present and investing the remaining from their earnings, which I'm sure would also be big amount. Spending 30 lakhs on rent looks like overspending for us middle class folks, but thats not really the case for high income earners like this couple.

[@finjection]

@@RamMohammadJosephKaur Lets say they make 2 cr combined(I think it would be more but still).. 30 lakh in rent is 15% of income. It's like someone who earns 1 lakh a month living in a 15k per month apartment.

[@rushabhajmera5934]

Lodha world tower is located in a very mediocre place surrounded by chawls and slums and unlimited traffic and congestion. The interior space is too small for 2.5 lakh rent. The couple can easily purchase a better place and create assets. Rent and luxury cars are just expenditure. Overall India is getting more and more westernized. People having less or no children , spending money on luxuries and not creating assets.

[@debaryadutta8576]

Damn I was checking rents now for the same apartment. It is up by 1 lac (3.6 lacs in 2024)

[@ravibhoir136]

Aspirational homes...I, can imagine their monthly incomes but won't comment...Buying or renting properties is subjective to individuals financial goals and long term career planning..no two people have same circumstances in life hence such decisions must be taken in the wake of good financial understanding.

[@sagnikchaudhuri4142]

Monthly income would be 10 lakhs+

[@Gannu_Maharaj]

Is this the building where Rohit Sharma stays or Hardhik? 😁 Nice episode again Pls show us some Middle-class rental opportunities in Colaba ares then far away from Mumbai like Navi Mumbai, Panvel so that within 2 hours journey by Train or bus or Ola we can reach the city for work!!! Also explore Bandra,Juhu,Chowpatty area more for safe bachelor pads or small family!! Heard a lot about Middle-class investment in Pune so if possible kindly show us that too 💙🏠🌆🤑💰

[@nishaddixit3717]

Shreyas iyer

[@Gannu_Maharaj]

@@nishaddixit3717 Really?

[@utkarshsingh9179]

​@@Gannu_Maharaj yes

[@aarypatkar5360]

​@@nishaddixit3717 yes

[@aarypatkar5360]

Rohit sharma lives in ahuja tower

[@bhaveshjain1044]

Armani has done the interior for the building and not all the flats.. Besides this flat looks mediocre if u look at the sofa in the hallway n the rooms are so basic u rather do without the furniture

[@theneedytechie2468]

Tbh the way they are describing the house about interiors and considering that it's Mumbai the cost is not that high. I have seen houses with no thought to the interior rented out for 1.7 lakhs.

[@shadyapp7416]

Lady din’t let the guy speak😂

[@AdityaSalvi7677]

please make such luxury apt tenants videos moreeee

[@sid1348]

They Can afford a 2.5L rent but cannot afford a 6L Emi? And Btw is the rent 2.5L including all the amenities ?

[@SahilKumar-cp2mc]

@@viveknaskar exactly dude, its better to buy apartment in gurgaon with amenities and nice view. It will be much less than mumbai rent.

[@subodh5890]

What about down payment. It will be in crores.

[@seshadrikrishnaswamy9174]

I DON'T know WHAT to MAKE of ALL this WITHOUT KIDS ! DINK PHILOSOPHY ? OFCOURSE , IT'S PERSONAL . HAD NEVER HEARD of DINK ! Double Income NO KIds . GOOD COUPLE , ANYWAY, Let's WISH them GOOD HEALTHY KIDS . THEY REALLY DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY ARE MISSING ! WHAT is the SIZE of the APARTMENT ? HE Forgot to mention THAT !

[@Angle86]

Kids are not for everyone

[@technolucent]

My gosh .... 2.5 lacs a month RENT!!! Am i the only middle class here. 🤣🤣

[@selfinspired6643]

me bhi hu bhai

[@abhishekmeena8461]

Bhai 4000 rent hain mera

[@whatreally9]

2.5 lakhs for that apartment with tiny little rooms gosh. Could have made a bigger much more spacious open layout with the same sq ft area.

[@vvhh9578]

Few years back it was not so costly i believe ....skyscrapers and type of futnishing also matter

[@maverick.404]

This show is super.

[@nikhil23911]

Would love to see episode from Navi Mumbai side

[@jiti5034]

On global scale for that kind of rent it is not just the building but the city the state and the country offers ...only when you compare that then this is silly expensive

[@nivrutti471]

Oh my god.. mumbai is so expensive... 2.5 lakh per month... In other cities, u will get big penthouse at this rent...

[@hosabettulaxmanbangera1471]

Welcome to Moodabidri Mangalore Manjeshwara & Mangalpaady.

[@lokeyfunny]

So tiny tho - I assumed it will be bigger for 2.5. They can rather move to Bandra or Andheri and live in a much spacious place.

[@shellylama2386]

2.5 pr mnth.. I would rather save for more years n bilt my own house...

[@AR-scorp]

What is the price? They said emi would be around 6-7 lakhs. When I check the lodha site it says starting price is around 4 crores.

[@buddhapiyao1315]

in this particular building the flat prices start from 45 crores

[@DruvJain-tu4gy]

​@@buddhapiyao1315 lmao no

[@DruvJain-tu4gy]

This flat is approx 8-10cr

[@buddhapiyao1315]

@@DruvJain-tu4gy well I dont think that is possible. 22 crores is the kind of prices that is in Bandra. it was my cousins husband who had gone with his friend to enquire about the prices in this project. this was about 6 months ago. I had heard from them that it is around 45 crores. 8-10 crores is in Juhu area for finished projects and such amenities. Lodha world flats are supposedly all 3 bhk plus. there are no 1 bhk's in this project. for a 3 bhk i dont think it is possible to get for 8 -10 lacs. There are 2 single standing buildings in King Circle of Balaji builders and absolutely no amenities. just parking , lift and security. 3 bedrooms there go for 8 crores.

[@DruvJain-tu4gy]

@@buddhapiyao1315 prices depend more on sq ft than bhk this society has multiple buildings including 3 4 5 bhks and 3 bhk themselves have variations in them. The couple said their is the smallest 3 bhk. All the houses in areas you mention have no mention of carpet sq ft which is the second deciding factor along with multiple other small small factors. Lastly the best indicator is the rental yield. Rent is 2.5 L. Mumbai average rental yield is 3.1% do the maths and the prices comes to about 10cr

[@KPFinancialservices]

2.5 L per month, it's too much for average interior and not much spacious. No doubt, building structure looks like as Hotel and best thyme in entrance... Couple lifestyle look high.

[@Angle86]

U pay for the location more than the flat in mumbai.. lower parel is one of the poshest areas in mumbai so the price

[@muhammadaquil2256]

Its not expensive, if togather, they make 10 lakhs per month.

[@Saral_Lekhi]

So this is a very large apartment. And they have great art on their walls.

[@kanishkshrivastava4262]

Why am i getting Amazon Advirtisment again and again in every 1.5 mins

[@roshenphilip2408]

To be honest it is not worth it, I mean it's not worth to spend that much just to live somewhere but then again the rich are okay to pay it but would like to add the flat is average and it's still not worth anyone paying that, I mean if they maybe focus on providing housing at affordable rates to more people rather than have these gated community alone then maybe we can help people and allow more people be involved in the shining India. I mean I lived abroad too I agree a rich person lives in fancy appartments but it's not like we have such a great per capita income to match that, more money is coming from the film industry down south , more business lately coming out of Bangalore and Gurgaon, and even tier two cities can boasts of the same or even bigger appartments for that matter, mumbai should calm down on rent and maybe give more emphasis on roads and affordable housing than this Disney World. Infact India should calm down.

[@nivrutti471]

Developer has nothing to do with india per capita... He has some number of units to sell in building and he gets those number of customers comfortably.. that's all...

[@aarypatkar5360]

Pucha kisine

[@technicaltreasures7297]

The ones who can buy these 'units' are eating into this country's economy like a termite. Such money is made only by extreme greed & corruption where the average person can barely afford 50k rent in mumbai. Don't pretend to be blind of money laundering and mafia that works behind the scenes.

[@simranpreetsawhney5939]

I would genuinely be interested in knowing total monthly income for such a family which spends 2.5 lakhs a month on just rent. Seeing they drive a BMW and living here my guess is its easily going to be above 10 lakh between the 2 of them.

[@ashishprasad1963]

Both are working, DINK philosophy. 10-15L Per person salary monthly.

[@technicaltreasures7297]

@@ashishprasad1963 their income is 10 lacs net net combined

[@huhuhaha290]

For most people 25 - 30% of their monthly salary goes to their rent. So their combined monthly income would be around ~10 Lacs (+-20%)

[@AJK666007]

I'm guessing 10-15 lakh+ easily.

[@Arjun_Vasishth]

Then why can't he afford 6-7 lacs EMI.

[@RHRH-RL]

Looking from overseas this would not classify as a luxury apartment; just a well furnished one

[@sriramcan]

2.25L for brokerage and they were mentioning it like as if they got an ice cream for 100 rs!

[@iJasdeep]

that’s because they have high income

[@saikalyanreddy1]

I think it’s a balcony and not a deck ?

[@ayushgarg8396]

in jaipur this quality of flat and facilities you'll end up paying not more than 40k. mumbai is so expensive man!!.

[@Aah292]

Awesome host 👍 But the house is too poorly done...even the layout is pathetic.. Armani bathrooms..lol An interior designer would have done way better job.. Didn't expect such below average apartment in world's tallest tower.. Anyways it's good for them..

[@jaypalnitkar4400]

I just don’t understand, how do people like living on such a high floor from the ground ? Plus the view is of concrete jungle from the balcony

[@sagarmaske5973]

if ur from mumbai then u will understand .for us its normal

[@SaurabhSarang]

People pay huge bucks just to get that view. Trust me its more airy up there but eventually every view gets monotonous after sometime.

[@SahilKumar-cp2mc]

I already worked at ST.REGIS, MUMBAI and trust me there is no joy in the views of these skyscrappers coz over the time it will be boring watching the same view again and again. Try hopping from places to places.

[@iitbombay7671]

@@SahilKumar-cp2mc true bro

[@explorestreetswithme]

Walls are made from cardboard right ?

[@krishnabirla16]

How did you convince yourself that this matchbox is worth that much?

[@AbHIShEkUPAdhYaYshekup]

Just earn money and give in rent or pay EMI.

[@mayurrrzala]

Vishal, use good quality mic.