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Why Kanakapura Road is Bengaluru’s Next Real Estate Hotspot

Why Kanakapura Road is Bengaluru’s Next Real Estate Hotspot

Kanakapura Road, once considered an affordable and relatively quiet part of Bengaluru, is now rapidly gaining attention from both homebuyers and investors alike. With its prime location on the outskirts of south Bengaluru, the area is seeing significant infrastructure developments, driving real estate prices upwards and attracting both high-net-worth individuals and middle-class families. As we look ahead to 2025, experts predict a potential 15% increase in property values, making it an attractive investment option for those seeking affordable housing with promising future appreciation.

Affordability Meets Investment Potential

One of the key factors driving the surge in Kanakapura Road’s real estate market is its affordability. Compared to other parts of Bengaluru, such as the Northern micro-markets or prime central areas, Kanakapura Road offers competitive property prices. Residential rentals in the region range from ₹25,000 to ₹35,000 for apartments, depending on the type and scale of the development. For investors, land costs vary between ₹3,000 and ₹15,000 per square foot, and residential apartment prices fall within the range of ₹7,000 to ₹12,000 per square foot, with Grade A developments typically priced between ₹10,000 to ₹14,000 per square foot. This pricing is appealing to homebuyers like Anshul Soni, an IT professional working in the city’s Outer Ring Road (ORR), who is looking for a budget-friendly, yet strategic location to settle in.

The availability of reasonably priced homes in well-established gated communities such as those developed by Prestige Group and Brigade Group adds to the area’s appeal. Over the past year, the real estate market on Kanakapura Road has seen an uptick, with some developments experiencing price hikes as high as 25%—a reflection of growing demand and investor interest in this emerging hub.

Infrastructure Push Powers Real Estate Appreciation

Infrastructure improvements are playing a pivotal role in the rapid development of Kanakapura Road. The expansion of this route into a four-lane highway, coupled with significant upgrades to NICE Road, which connects Kanakapura Road to the bustling Electronic City—home to tech giants such as Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra—has vastly improved connectivity to the IT corridor. This ease of connectivity, combined with proximity to major educational and commercial hubs, is drawing in both professionals and families looking for affordable housing options.

In December 2023, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) announced a ₹1,200 crore investment to build a 2-km flyover along Kanakapura Road, aimed at reducing traffic congestion and further improving the area’s accessibility. With the area also connected to the Mysuru Road and the southern part of the city, this infrastructure development is set to enhance the area’s appeal and stimulate further growth.

Challenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Growth

While Kanakapura Road’s real estate market is set to experience substantial growth, it is not without its challenges. The area remains somewhat disconnected from Bengaluru’s central business districts, which means daily commuting to the city centre may be a concern for some homebuyers. Moreover, while the local IT corridor of Electronic City offers strong employment opportunities, its distance from the eastern IT hub of Whitefield places Kanakapura Road in a unique position, one that may still limit its potential reach.

However, urban planning experts believe that Kanakapura Road’s growth can be sustainably managed through a balanced focus on development and environmental considerations. As the area undergoes transformation, the inclusion of green spaces, energy-efficient buildings, and smart city features could help foster long-term sustainability. Developers are increasingly aware of the need for eco-friendly infrastructure, incorporating water-saving technologies, waste management systems, and energy-efficient designs into new projects. Such developments would not only enhance the quality of life for residents but also contribute to Bengaluru’s broader environmental goals, offering both short-term benefits and long-term sustainability.

Future Outlook: Kanakapura Road’s Bright Future in 2025

Looking ahead to 2025, Kanakapura Road’s real estate market is poised for major appreciation. As developers rush to meet the growing demand for housing, new residential and commercial projects are likely to keep coming up, further enhancing the area’s infrastructure. The upcoming flyover, metro connectivity, and other developments will further cement the region’s place as a prime real estate investment destination. For both buyers and investors, this represents an opportunity to tap into an emerging market at a relatively early stage, setting the stage for significant returns in the years to come.

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