A house hunter in Rajendra Nagar, Delhi, has sparked a social media discussion after sharing a picture of a room his broker is trying to rent. The picture shows a small and cramped space which is up for rent for ₹10,000 a month. According to him, his broker said that it is a “premium quality” room. The picture, however, has surprised many online, with some questioning the justification for the premium label, given the size of the room and apparent lack of ventilation.
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“This is a premium quality ₹10000/month room in Old Rajendra Nagar as per the broker. Somebody please help me find a room,” wrote X user Rishabh Tiwari while sharing a picture on the microblogging platform.
Take a look at the post shared on X here:
While replying to his own post, he wrote, “I haven’t booked this room as It will be suffocating, so if anyone has a good room in the same 10K budget near or in Patel Nagar, then feel free to help me.”
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Check out how people reacted to this room that is up for rent:
{{/usCountry}}While replying to his own post, he wrote, “I haven’t booked this room as It will be suffocating, so if anyone has a good room in the same 10K budget near or in Patel Nagar, then feel free to help me.”
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Check out how people reacted to this room that is up for rent:
{{/usCountry}}“That’s insane. The owners must be witches. There is no window to that room,” posted an individual. To this, Tiwari replied, “It’s a basement. If you look at the other rooms, you will get paranoid, and the best part is that he is acting like he is doing me a favour.”
Another suggested, “Leave this room ASAP. There’s no ventilation here.” “Didn’t book it,” replied Tiwari.
“It has become really expensive at Rajinder Nagar now, as far as I know, and have heard,” expressed a third.
A fourth commented, “Don’t go for old Rajendra Nagar. It is so inflated there. Try for Patel Nagar, etc, or a bit away. Metro is there already, so it won't take more than 10 mins to travel.”