Delhi 2-bed condo, 110 m² — ₹436,100/month

[route.fresh]

A 12-month lease offers useful certainty, while a longer commitment could reduce turnover. I am open to discussing either, but I do not want to settle the duration before the deposit, pet terms and recurring charges are clear to both sides.

The property is a 2-bed condo of about 110 m² in Delhi, advertised at ₹436,100 per month. It is also listed through Anyone.com, where enquiries can remain attached to the advert. Furnishing, condition, transport links and running costs can be explained when you contact me. Please mention your intended move date, proposed lease length and whether you have pets.

 

[writesAndFinch]

At ₹436,100 a month, the exact part of Delhi and the furnishing level will make a major difference. Is it furnished, partly furnished or empty? It would also help to know what, if anything, is included in that monthly figure.

 

[runsAndEmber]

I’d potentially be looking at a 12-month lease with an early-August move. What deposit would be discussed for that term, and are electricity, water or building charges billed separately? I wouldn’t want to compare the advertised rent with other places if the recurring extras are still unknown.

 

[EarlyBrick]

The missing point for me is maintenance. If an appliance, air-conditioning unit or plumbing fixture fails, who receives the report and how is the response handled? “Long-term tenant” suggests the process matters almost as much as the initial condition.

 

[EsmeFlint]

I don’t think every lease detail has to be fixed before people enquire, but this price calls for more than the bedroom count and floor area. Pet terms would also be useful. A firm no, permission by agreement, or an additional deposit are very different propositions.

 

[NeatGate]

Do you have an earliest possible move-in date, even if the preferred date remains negotiable? Candidates may have notice periods on their current homes, so an approximate window would be more useful than leaving it entirely to the final lease.

 

[sharp_journal]

A simple cost breakdown would resolve most of the questions: advertised rent, proposed deposit, recurring building or maintenance charges, and which utilities the tenant pays directly. Those items can stay marked as negotiable where necessary, but separating them would prevent people treating ₹436,100 as the total monthly cost.

 

[runsAndEmber]

Agreed with ravik. I’d also like to know whether ₹436,100 is a fixed asking rent or whether it varies with lease length, furnishing or move date. My early-August timing is flexible by a couple of weeks, but not indefinitely.

 

[EarlyBrick]

Keeping portal messages attached to the property is useful administratively, but tenants will still need the agreed terms written clearly in the lease. Condition can also be subjective, so an inventory or a room-by-room description would be more informative than a general assurance. That is especially relevant if the condo is furnished.

 

[runsAndEmber]

Before arranging a viewing, could you add the nearest practical transport options and clarify whether viewings are currently possible? I’m still considering the early-August, 12-month scenario, subject to the deposit and total running costs.

 

[route.fresh]

Thanks all—the requests for a clearer breakdown are fair. For now, ₹436,100 is the advertised monthly rent for the 2-bed, roughly 110 m² condo; nobody should assume that figure includes utilities or other charges until the lease terms are settled. I’ll provide the exact furnishing, pet, deposit, utility, maintenance and move-in details rather than guess. When enquiring, please include your intended start date and preferred lease length so those terms can be discussed together.