As of FY25, annual passenger traffic reached 41.55 million, according to data from the Airports Authority of India. The upcoming Terminal 3 (T3) at Bengaluru is expected to raise the total capacity to over 100 million passengers annually. Bengaluru: Property prices in North Bengaluru leading up to Kempegowda international airport have witnessed a sharp rise …
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Investment banker Sarthak Ahuja pointed out that Tier 2 cities have delivered the best real estate returns in the past four years. When people think of real estate investment, their attention usually turns to metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai or Bengaluru. These urban hubs attract large numbers of migrants seeking better job prospects and improved …
North Bengaluru has rapidly emerged as a preferred destination for property buyers, driven by infrastructural developments, improved connectivity, and increasing commercial activities. The area, once considered on the outskirts, is now a thriving hub for residential and commercial real estate, making it an attractive investment destination for homebuyers and investors alike. With the metro connectivity …
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The shift toward peripheral areas has been largely driven by the availability of land, which has allowed developers to construct larger, more luxurious residential projects. Over the past six years, peripheral areas across India’s top cities have outpaced prime locations in terms of housing price appreciation, according to the latest findings from real estate consultancy …
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Synopsis: As per ANAROCK data, the top seven cities collectively saw over 44% of price appreciation in the last ve years. At a city level, Hyderabad recorded the highest jump of 64% between 2019 and H1 2024, followed by Bengaluru with a 57% increase. The lowest price growth of 25% was seen in Kolkata. Residential …
Amid growing demand for luxury homes following the pandemic, Bengaluru has witnessed a significant increase in both new launches and sales of higher-priced properties. According to the latest data from ANAROCK, the average ticket size of homes sold in Bengaluru has surged from INR 84 lakh in H1 FY 2024 to INR 1.21 crore in …
The last decade has been a rollercoaster ride for Bengaluru’s residential real estate market. As the city continues to evolve, the future appears promising, with sustained growth on the horizon. Over the past decade, the residential real estate market in Bengaluru has undergone significant transformation. Boom and its causesAbout 10 years ago, Bengaluru witnessed a …
Experts foresee a further uptick in property prices and rental yields in the vicinity of the Nagasandra-Madavara metro extension in Bengaluru’s northern corner Average property prices in select localities along the Nagasandra-Madavara extension of Bengaluru metro’s green line have witnessed a two-fold increase over the course of its construction, according to data sourced from multiple …
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North Bengaluru has emerged as one of the most dynamic and rapidly developing regions in the city’s real estate market. In recent years, it has witnessed significant growth due to strategic infrastructural developments, excellent connectivity, proximity to key employment hubs, and the availability of vast land parcels for development. This combination has made North Bengaluru …
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As many as 51% homebuyers prefer 3BHK units while only 39% are looking for 2BHK options, according to FICCI-Anarock Homebuyer Sentiment Survey – H1 2024. As many as 51% homebuyers prefer 3BHK units while only 39% are looking for 2BHK options, plots gain traction in Bengaluru, the FICCI-Anarock survey showed Bigger homes continue to dominate …
