Retired Naval Officer Living In Mumbai | The Cantonment Life In The Civilian World | The Tenant
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- A retired military officer who is now staying on rent in Wadala, Mumbai. In the coming episode of The Tenant we speak to a man who retired early from the Navy but wanted a feeling similar to a cantonment.
What are the housing needs that satisfy a retired military officer?
He also talks about what is smarter -- renting vs buying?
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Husain’s demeanour reminds me of MS Dhoni. Thank you for your service 🙏
Bang on ! Very true. He very much resembles Dhoni & his style of speaking.
Oh so spot on!
I also experience it.
Thank you for your service to the Nation. glad to see retired defense personnel doing well for themselves and their family to afford such a place to. the place is nice. the apartment is awesome for a family of 4 but the rent is very high for other middle class persons to afford. would rather live in Thane and pay EMI's for similar apartment and be done in 20 years.
salute to officer for his service, but sad part is, I don't think retired officer can afford such homes , pension are half of the salary , also note he didn't completed service, so definitely he is doing another job in Civil, or may be his wife is working.
Service so high that without any war retiring affluent which we working for 12 hours a Day cannot dream POST RETIREMENT
@@tamals22 retired from Defense does not mean he is not working. He is in a civilian job and is able to pay rent from that. Private security is a vety lucerative field and HNI pays a lot to their trusted aids.
@@vipinsajwan2532 Yup that is correct, my dad is a veteran Commodore in the Indian Navy and at the age of 55 he is about to retire now.
But the best part is he already did our family's financial planning and after staying in a 3 bhk in bengaluru for a price of about 1 lakh a month including maintenance for like close to 3 years when he was in service,
Over the course of 5 years he invested in a project called "Total Environment Bengaluru" and bought a 3 bhk there for the family for like 3 to 4 crore rupees so that his post retirement life is stress free. As he mostly wont be working like Mr Hussain in the above video. So everyone has his own plan.
Please remove your shoes, when you enter someone's home, it's basic etiquette 🙏Especially when they themselves are bare feet, and you come in walking through all the shitty roads of Mumbai and walk into every corner of their home. Kudos to another great episode, and good content.
I absolutely agree - The host should remove shoes when you enter someones house -
Agree
Totally agree 100% yet when another homeowner asked him to remove his shoes, the poor woman received negative comments.
@@user-js3ee5qv6g I remember that episode! Although she was quite direct, she should not have been put in the position of having to ask. Most guests would be considerate enough to sense what is the norm in the host's house and act accordingly.
@@user-js3ee5qv6g❤ yes
Vishal one thing u can do as a gesture of respect/acknowledgement to tenants , is to get ur shoes off if the tenant themselves are not wearing shoes inside the house. Also more hygienic...
Mumbai real estate is increasingly becoming unaffordable for the Middle Class. The High per-square feet price, exorbitant amenity charges (ajmera, lodha buildings have around maintenance charge which is 30%-35% of monthly rent), and stagnant increase in the price of real estate because the builder already sold you at such a steep price that your apartment price is going to remain flat.
Moreover, in the eastern part of Mumbai (Wadala, Chembur, Sion) so many new constructions are coming up which is going to a) hurt the buyers as price of their apartments are not going to increase because a buyer will prefer a newly constructed apartment and b) the builders are ensuring that the supply of new apartments is steady and slow so as not to overflood the market with high inventory which can drive down the price.
That's the reason you see lodha and ajmera buildings have a high proportion of tenants living because the owners are most HNIs, NRIs and NOT the middle class because of affordability challenges.
Better to stay in rent. My personal opinion
come to tier 2 cities like bhopal, vadodara, jaipur. You can buy a gated community apartment / villa for 60 lakh rs with good gym, pool, amenties, etc.
Why live in slum city mumbai ??
@@fwefhwe4232 nala was seen flowing from kitchen, wonder how one can eat food after seeing that.
@@heyitsvibz i have seen township being constructed close to dumping ground in mumbai. But still the rates are 9000 per sq ft.😑
@@fwefhwe4232 city gives you good employment opportunities. Even a construction labour earns 650 rupees per day.
He got emotional when he said he got out with just bags ..
That's true about cantonment..neat greenery n its like whole diff place
May be too much rent paying
Mostly one sees stereotypes when it comes to defence, but this is different. Though, still familiar, and typical unassuming Navy. However, builders - why for God’s sake palms? We aren’t a desert and there are lots of trees that are tall, have short canopies e.g. Silver Oaks.
Imagine paying almost a lakh per month as rent and yet the courier boy can have a peek to check what you are having for lunch. Upper end professional jobs seriously need to move out of overcrowded cities to smaller towns and even villages.
He sounds a lot like Dhoni. Respect to these veterans 🫡
Does his voice feels similar to dhoni.😊😊😊😊😊.Am I the only one felt so
No, even I felt the same & he also resembles like Dhoni to some extent 😊
from side he resembles dhoni too, voice and the way of talking also like dhoni
same here
Very nice place. Considering the look and feel, very premium n good rent.
Vishal you should remove shoes before entering the apartment. Nice to see you in Tshirt.
Very good project with amneties good for family.
One suggestion I have been watching from last 2 months regularly. It's becoming monotonous except people you interact.
I would rather save 90k for year and buy a house
Me too! I rented over 2 yrs then bought my a condominium.
Similar episodes for Bengaluru as well?
It’s Mithi river which has become as such due
to overpopulation in Mumbai and negligence of people regarding civic sense,don’t call it nalla. Once it was flowing with clean water as it originates from Powai lake .
Every river/nalla you see in Mumbai is not Mithi river. Mithi river flows from Powai to the west and meets Arabian sea between Bandra and Mahim.
Beautiful family 👪 ❤️ sir.Thanks for the service to the Nation
Loved the episode!
Do poor people comments matter ? No! Rich gonna rent it anyways .
How the hell is he able to afford this apartment
What is the maintenance of the apartment
Change this Person immediately, dont know what questions to ask, how to talk, also wearing shoes inside the flat.
why dont you ask the landlord...buying vs renting
Buying is good for tier 2-3, under construction in tier 1 (depend upon bulider reputation) . If your rental yield is less than bank interest , you lose business if property rate doesn't up bec inflation is killing your wealth .
Mann. I thought dhoni is talking ….! 😂
Hahaha😂
are there any similar channles that covers flat on rent in delhi ?
Delhi doesnt have these renowned builders also due to airport restriction and being in Zone-4 for earthquakes , high rise apartment are not seen. Noida and gazibad have lofty apartments.
@@heyitsvibz even in Mumbai height restrictions are there due to airports.. it's same in every city ..
@@maxigladi in mumbai , restrictions are only in funnel zone areas and not applicable for all areas.
When you sell mediocrity successfully, it's called Mumbai tenant show.
but this is the reality however it is.
Why don't you just show yourself as being successful and then judge upon others?
Not everyone is looking out for ultra luxury poshy apartments. Just a simple life where we can find happiness and comfort.
The hustle culture can bring you success at the cost of mental and physical stress
Uff 90 thousand rent per month to live next to a NAALA !!! Pathetic.
The earlier BGM was much better.
who was this awkward host? Couldn't maintain eye contact, his questions were repetitive
Bro I wanna know how is he managing to pay 90k rent
He would be working with a company; as do most people who opt out defence, the benefits of retirement from defence and active income
Funded by tax payers
@@rahulj8724 a quick LinkedIn search would also help to know what he does 🙂
@@rahulj8724 He is a zonal head of security - General Manager with Adani group .. He is also a doctoral student and has an executive mba from IIM -Ahmedabad . So yes he is doing pretty well professionally to afford the apartment. Source - LinkedIn
The interviewer comes off as very rude wtf?! Please get someone else
Pls use some hindi language too...
you’re writing in english as well 😂😂
@@iJasdeep not for me but there may be several such people including elders or senior citizens who may not understand English...
One of the most boring episode and tenant.