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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 2025

House rent

Shahriar Bin Wares. Sketch: TBS
Panorama

Your landlord just raised your rent. Do you have any legal recourse?

Tenants may seek remedy for unlawful rent hike only if they have a written agreement with the landlord

The Minimum Wage Board for the readymade garments sector today finalised the increase of RMG workers’ minimum wage to Tk12,500 from Tk8,000. Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS
Economy

RMG workers unhappy about wage hike, urge govt for taming inflation, instituting rent control

Landlords specifically impose more rules and regulations on bachelors than families. Photo: Noor A Alam
Panorama

Curfews, roof bans and guest control: The life of unmarried tenants in Dhaka city

Photo: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
Economy

House rents in cash no more

Dhaka dwellers seeking more affordable accomodation amid Covid-19
Real Estate

Dhaka dwellers seeking more affordable accomodation amid Covid-19

(From the left) Dr Monzur Hossain, Dr Sajjad Zohir & Mamun Rashid
Economy

Here's what experts recommend to solve rental crisis

Renters lose affordability, landlords suffer
Economy

Renters lose affordability, landlords suffer

When rent is a thorn
Economy

When rent is a thorn

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