Mumbai: 323 Sq Ft Flat In Kandivali For Rs 75 Lakh Leaves Internet In Disbelief; Watch Video
The real estate video which has since gone viral has sparked some unintended humour. While some Netizens are playfully poking fun, others are sarcastically taking a dig at the space crunch in Mumbai.
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Mumbai's small spaces, whether residential or commercial, have become quite common due to the high demand for real estate in the city.
However, a video of a 2BHK flat with an area of just 323 sq ft in Kandivali that is up for sale with a price tag of Rs 75 lakh has left the Internet stunned!
Mumbai's Real Estate Viral Video
In a video that went viral on social media, a real estate influencer is seen describing a 323 sq ft. apartment. In her reel, she captures the interest of potential buyers seeking a 2BHK flat in Kandivali, suggesting that they can now opt for it within the estimated budget of a 1BHK flat.
The woman gives a virtual tour of the home, showcasing how the small space has been transformed into a functional flat. The kitchen and the living room are compact, but the master bedroom lacks a proper double bed and has only a convertible one, while the washroom is cramped too. Watch the video here:
2BHK flat in a 323 sq ft area. 323 sq ft is less than even one-half of a badminton court. This is for 75 lakh. Don't miss the washrooms and try to find the bathing space in them. pic.twitter.com/3ZdOH6tyzA
— THE SKIN DOCTOR (@theskindoctor13) January 31, 2024
Netizens React
The real estate video which has since gone viral has sparked some unintended humour. While some Netizens are playfully poking fun, others are sarcastically taking a dig at the space crunch in Mumbai. Here are some reactions:
ek aur partition kar ke 3bhk hi bana dete aur 1 crore ki demand kar lete.. pic.twitter.com/fOBjbQsMxQ
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) January 31, 2024
Same space feeling ð pic.twitter.com/1w365zk1kQ
— MRS. RAJALAXMI (@MrsRajalaxmi) January 31, 2024
Bathtub ki bhi suvidha bhi hai ð¤£ð¤£
— Samriddhi Singhâ¥ï¸ (@Samridd90774225) January 31, 2024
Ye Bedroom me Bed lagane ka jagah kidhar h? ð§
— SOUVIK (@price_trader_) January 31, 2024
All in the name of spirit of Mumbai ð¥¹
— mowgli (@mowgli_meister) January 31, 2024
Mumbai is one of the most expensive cities in India, which makes it difficult for many to afford a home. Limited land is a key factor in keeping prices high.