Nowadays, people have started to advertise their properties in search of potential tenants on social media. One such post was shared by an account with the username @Bharath_MG on X as well. The software engineer by profession shared pictures of his 2 BHK flat in Bengaluru that he wanted to rent out and his post went viral online.
The flat was located in Bengaluru’s Indiranagar 80 feet road, next to a cafe called Lazy Suzy and right opposite 12th Main. The interiors were quite aesthetic and the rent was 45K. And Bengaluru people flocked to the post, quite literally. So much so that the software engineer revised the rent to 55K.
This didn’t sit well with Twitter users and a hilarious memefest ensued in response. The words used by @Bharath_MG started a trend and people began sharing pictures of the “properties” that they wanted to rent out. Memes flooded the microblogging site in no time. However, the original tweet has now been deleted.
A user named Nishanth Vijayan shared pictures of a swanky apartment in New York with a caption that read, “Renting my 2 BHK flat in Indiranagar 80 feet road just next to Lazy Suzy and right opposite to 12th main,” just like the original post.
Another user, @Grumpy_Bong shared pictures of a beautiful apartment and gave the exact description as well.
Take a look at some of the other tweets:
Grocery app Dunzo hopped onto the trends bandwagon and wrote, “PSA: Get fresh veggies & groceries delivered to 2 BHK flats in Indiranagar 80ft road next to Lazy Suzy and right opposite to 12th main. No restrictions Order date - Whenever you want Delivery charge - Minimal Service is open.”
“Wonder how much publicity Lazy Suzy got today,” a user wrote.
Another user commented, “I have already rented a house but I’m willing to pay another 45k for the Lazy Suzy house.”
“Is that Indiranagar apartment next to Lazy Suzy 80ft road already rented out?” a third user questioned.
The "renting out a flat" situation in Bengaluru has been of part of several discussions, mostly bizarre and hilarious, on social media. From asking a tenant for their LinkedIn profile to rejecting potential renters because of their Class 12th marks, landlords in the tech city have done it all.
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