Zoriana
That’s rough, mate. A 30% hike with no notice is just wrong, especially with repairs piling up. I’m new here too and had a similar scare in Gadong – landlord tried to bump me 20% overnight. Turns out we had rights under the Tenancy Act about notice periods. Check yours! Stay strong, you’re not alone in this.
Aimy
That’s rough, man. 30% is insane, especially with no notice. I’m new here too, but I heard landlords can’t just jack it up like that without proper notice. Check your tenancy agreement—there’s usually a clause. Maybe talk to the housing authority? Stay strong, don’t let them push you around.
Rubensmart
That's insane—30% is crazy high, and with no notice? I moved here recently too, and I've heard landlords sometimes try this on expats. Check around Kianggeh or Gadong areas; there are way more reasonable options. Also, the rental tribunal can help if they didn't give 3 months' notice. Don't just pay—look for a place with proper contract terms.
fer3
I’m also a foreigner here, and while I understand your frustration, I think it’s worth checking your tenancy agreement. In Brunei, standard contracts usually require 3 months’ notice for rent increases, and 30% without repairs seems excessive. Maybe your landlord is testing the market? I’d suggest politely asking for documentation and referencing the law—might help find a fair middle ground.
Gihan
That sucks, 30% is insane. I’m a foreigner too and had a similar shady move near the Seria highway. Check your contract – they need notice period. Maybe hit up the housing board? Stay strong.
Imadoss
That's rough, 30% is crazy without any notice or repairs. I'm new here too and heard landlords sometimes try this on expats. Maybe check the tenancy board—I think they need proper notice. Hang in there, lots of places near Seria highway.
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