Renting in Juhu

Published sources give these figures per month. 1 BHK: ₹75,450 (Square Yards — locality price trends, date not stated). 2 BHK: ₹1,19,500 (Square Yards — locality price trends, date not stated). 3 BHK: ₹2,35,100 (Square Yards — locality price trends, date not stated).

Where there are several figures for one BHK they differ by publisher, period and method. They are shown side by side, never averaged into a new number. A single figure from a rent index is a published point, not a minimum or maximum.

INR 70,000–100,000/sq ft. Premium sea-facing stock only; article groups Bandra and Juhu. Not a locality-wide benchmark. Updated 2026-10-19; area basis unspecified. This is purchase-price context, not a rent.

We found no published deposit or brokerage figures specific to Juhu; these are Mumbai-wide norms.

Deposit: 2–3 months of rent, depending on property and locality; Knight Frank India estimate reported on 2025-06-16. Market practice, not a statutory cap. Broker guidance goes wider: 2–6 months; broker advisory updated 2026-07-22. Published market guidance, not an independent survey or statutory requirement.

Brokerage: Mumbai table: 1–3 months of rent. Article dated 2024-12-24 also describes a minimum of one month from renters and landlords. Negotiable reported practice; do not treat one month from each side as mandatory or universal. Broker guidance: About one month of rent, sometimes 15 days; usually paid by tenant. Broker advisory dated 2026-07-22, not a statutory schedule.

Worked example at the median of the published 2 BHK figures above (₹1,19,500 a month), an 11-month leave and licence, a deposit of 3 months and brokerage at the usual one month: ₹6,02,169 on day one. Of that, ₹3,58,500 is the refundable deposit and ₹1,24,169 is gone for good (brokerage ₹1,19,500, stamp duty ₹3,369, registration fee ₹1,000, online handling ₹300).

Stamp duty uses Article 36A(a): 0.25% of the rent over the term, any non-refundable deposit, and notional interest of 10% a year on the refundable deposit. The registration fee and handling charge are shown as researched; later amendments and the official calculator's rounding are unverified, so check the official IGR calculator before paying. General guidance, not legal advice.

Section 55(1) requires agreements for leave and licence or letting entered after the Act commenced to be in writing and registered under the Registration Act, 1908. The provision contains no exemption for an 11-month term.

Registration in Maharashtra is done online through the IGR Leave and License 2.0 portal. Pakka Deal gives you the checklist and a data packet to copy; it never submits anything for you.

Public sources report 2 redevelopment projects in or around Juhu: The Arcadian (Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Limited; under construction); Lotus Avalon (Sri Lotus Developers and Realty Limited; developer appointed).

When a society redevelops, its families usually move out and rent elsewhere for the construction period, funded by a developer rent allowance or alternative accommodation. We found no verified rupee figure for a typical allowance, so none is shown. A reported stage is as of the report's date and does not mean families have moved.

Compare the quoted rent with the published figures above, mind the period and whether the flat is furnished, and ask for comparable flats nearby. The fair-rent check tool does this and tells you how far above or below the published reference a rent is, with every source.