To get the most accurate current rent, you should check local real estate websites (like Bikroy, TheTolet, etc.) for the specific area and size you are interested in.

It looks like the rental market in Dhaka varies significantly based on the location and the size/type of the apartment. Prices are generally quoted in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT).

Here is a general overview based on the search results, focusing on some key areas and apartment sizes:

General Rent Ranges (Monthly, in BDT):

Specific Examples for 1, 2, and 3 Bedroom Flats:

• 1 Bedroom (City Centre Avg.): Around $\text{BDT }14,382$ (range $\text{BDT }8,000\text{ to }\text{BDT }20,000$)
  


• 3 Bedroom (City Centre Avg.): Around $\text{BDT }37,800$ (range $\text{BDT }25,000\text{ to }\text{BDT }60,000$)
  

Specific Listings:

• A 3-bedroom, 3-bath flat in Gulshan-1 (2,000 Sqft) was listed for $\text{BDT }65,000$ (plus service charge).
  


• A 2-bedroom flat in Uttara was listed for $\text{BDT }15,000$ (900 sqft).
  


• A 3-bedroom flat in Uttara was listed for $\text{BDT }23,000$ (1400 sqft).
  


• A 3-bedroom flat in Khilgaon was listed for $\text{BDT }15,000$ (1100 sqft).
  

Key Factors Affecting Rent:

1. Location: Gulshan, Banani, and Baridhara are the most expensive.


2. Size/Bedrooms: More bedrooms and larger square footage mean significantly higher rent.


3. Furnishing: Fully furnished apartments are much more expensive than unfurnished ones.


4. Building Age & Amenities: Newer buildings with amenities like elevators, generators, and parking will cost more.

To get the most accurate current rent, you should check local real estate websites (like Bikroy, TheTolet, etc.) for the specific area and size you are interested in.