Knight Frank's Q3 2025 report reveals Bangalore's residential prices rose 15% year-on-year, second to NCR's 19%. Anarock data back 15-20% growth in 2024. Premium areas like Sarjapur Road, Whitefield, and North Bangalore see huge demand from IT pros, startups, and NRIs, making 2BHKs under ₹1 crore scarce.
Liquidation of ESOPs from Flipkart, PhonePe, Swiggy IPO, and Zepto listing has flooded Bangalore with cash-rich professionals. These buyers, boasting high credit scores and big down payments, target premium and mid-range homes in hot spots like Whitefield and Sarjapur Road. Amid tech layoffs, this wealth surge keeps demand strong, letting developers hold firm on prices while metro expansions...
Bengaluru developers shift focus to mega integrated townships, with 2024 projects showing a 25% rise in residential units. Emphasizing work-live-play models, these developments target Sarjapur Road and Whitefield, addressing urban congestion while prioritizing premium amenities and connectivity.
Bengaluru's rental housing market saw an average price correction of 5-10% during the April-June quarter of the current calendar year, driven by tenants moving to the outskirts and the growth of co-living options.
Bangalore's top-end villa rentals have dropped by 25-30% due to a surge in new projects and the decline in expat relocations, affecting demand significantly.
Bangalore real estate sees continued price increases due to IT boom, BPO sector, infrastructure, and migration. Experts advise buyers to wait for prices to stabilize.
Bangalore's central mid-range residential rentals surge by 8-10% due to fewer new projects from leading developers, while eastern and southern areas face an 11% and 4% drop, respectively.