
Tanu Bhardwaj, a Noida resident, shared a video on Instagram showing what her monthly rent of Rs 29,000 gets her in a residential society. The flat is semi-furnished and includes a modular…
Tanu Bhardwaj, a Noida resident, shared a video on Instagram showing what her monthly rent of Rs 29,000 gets her in a residential society. The flat is semi-furnished and includes a modular kitchen, chimney, RO water purifier, geyser, ceiling fans and exhaust fans. Society amenities cover parking, a park, gym, swimming pool, yoga hall and party hall.

Bhardwaj asked viewers whether the deal offers good value or still requires compromise. Social media responses were mixed, with some calling Noida rents expensive and others saying the amenities justify the cost.
Noida's rental market has been climbing as more offices and metro connectivity draw professionals from Delhi and Gurugram. The real test of whether Rs 29,000 is reasonable depends on the sector and proximity to the metro or expressway. Under the Noida Authority's building bylaws, society amenities like pools and gyms are factored into maintenance charges, which the tenant often pays separately. The Reserve Bank of India's household expenditure data shows that rent beyond 30 per cent of monthly income is considered a financial strain for most urban families. The next signal to watch is how the Noida Authority adjusts circle rates in its next review, which directly influences rental benchmarks across sectors.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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