Finding a spacious rental in Bengaluru, India, is becoming increasingly difficult, as highlighted by a resident's experience with a 3BHK flat on Sarjapura Road. The flat's bedrooms measured only 10x10 feet, leaving little room for movement once furniture was placed. The living area was similarly constrained, unable to accommodate both a sofa and a dining table, forcing tenants to choose between the two. Despite these limitations, rents for such properties are reportedly exceeding ₹50,000 (approximately $600 USD) per month. This situation has sparked frustration among potential renters, with many expressing concerns about the shrinking living spaces and the rising costs associated with them. Social media users have echoed these sentiments, pointing out that compact layouts are now common even in flats marketed as larger units. The overall sentiment reflects a growing dissatisfaction with the rental market in Bengaluru, where affordability and space are increasingly at odds.