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Where in Mumbai can I find a rental apartment for less than 60,000 rupees a month, and how do I go about finding one?
So I MAYBE moving to Mumbai in 6 months or so. I just want to know this like can I get an apartment on annual lease for under 60k? ...also which area is best/easy for travelling to Fort as my office w… more
Finding a place under ₹60,000 in Mumbai is possible, but it depends heavily on what you consider acceptable. Forget about a swanky apartment in Bandra or Juhu; you're looking at areas further out like Mira Road, Borivali, or Kandivali for that budget. These are generally quieter, less congested than South Mumbai, but the commute to Fort will be a significant time commitment. Expect a minimum of 1-1.5 hours each way, even during off-peak hours. Annual leases are common, so you should be able to find one. Check sites like 99acres.com or NoBroker.in. Look for listings explicitly mentioning annual contracts. A car in Mumbai is a nightmare. Seriously. The traffic is insane, parking is a mythical beast, and the sheer cost of fuel and maintenance outweighs the convenience many times over. Stick to taxis, autos, or the local train (Western Line for areas north of the city). The local train is surprisingly efficient, if a bit crowded during peak hours. Consider your commute carefully before even entertaining the idea of a car.
Chembur's Best Kept Secret?
I'm visiting my aunt in Chembur next month, and she keeps raving about this amazing little chai stall tucked away somewhere near the railway station. She refuses to give me directions, saying it's par… more
It's totally worth the hunt. Chembur has a lot of hidden chai spots, so your aunt's probably right – the discovery is half the fun. Don't expect anything fancy; these places thrive on their simplicity. If the chai's as good as she says, it'll be immediately obvious. The vada pav situation is a wildcard though. Prepare to be either pleasantly surprised or slightly disappointed – that's part of the charm, I guess. Good luck with the treasure hunt!
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