Real Estate Bangalore

Bangalore Bangalore’s residential property market is bouncing back with a spurt in the level of enquiries for all categories of units. Unlike earlier, enquiries ranging from budget apartments to high end homes are up with the result property developers are regaining confidence to launch new projects. As the city’s residential property market is predominantly dependent on the IT/IT...

Bangalore Real estate major Unitech has said it eyes a sales realisation of about Rs 250 crore over two years from a luxury housing project in Bangalore. The company announced the launch of its luxury villas project ‘Aranya’. It plans to develop 68 villas in the 15-acre project. The villas sizes range from 4,319-7,000 sq ft. “The project is in line with the rising demand for...

Bangalore A green canopy lining up the roads on either side, a bench every 100 metres to plonk oneself on, a well-maintained park in each block and neatly laid-out independent bungalows with an occasional apartment block jutting into the sky. This is no picture-card presentation of the Bangalore of yore but that of Yelahanka New Town (YNT), the epicentre of one of the city’s fastest grow...

Bangalore Many Bangaloreans are now opting to buy large-format apartments, apartments with floor space ranging between 3,500 sq ft and 5,500 sq ft. They cost crores of rupees, which also means they can easily afford to buy villas too. But, clearly, that’s not always the case. Villas tend to be comparatively difficult to maintain. Gardens and roofs are particularly vulnerable, and it&rsq...

Bangalore With the high prices of property in the central business district (CBD) areas, the suburban and peripheral locations are favoured by investors now. This is especially so when the budget is not too high and they are comfortable with the lead time. The scope for capital appreciation during the project’s implementation period is high in such cases. With more land available, improv...

Bangalore Bannerghatta Road is witnessing rise in residential and commercial demand owing to the arrival of IT companies, followed by many real estate developers investing money in the locality. Local industry experts highlight that the area is not only witnessing high demand for residential space, but for commercial and retail space too. Shrinking space in the locality has led to a sharp ris...

Bangalore The urban form and sprawl of the city, as envisaged by city planners, is expected to grow by a huge proportion in the coming years. Some of the key infrastructure projects across the city will have a tremendous bearing on the direction in which this growth is headed. According to the Revised Master Plan 2015, the main factors that will have a significant impact on growth in the city...

AHMEDABAD: Gujarat Pradesh Congress Committee has alleged that land acquired for the Narmada project has been transferred to the relatives of BJP ministers. Manish Doshi, GPCC spokerperson said in Amarda village, the state government acquired land for construction of the Narmada canal. Payments were also made to the farmers in 1997. Due to a technical issue, the canal was constructed f...

Online market V/s Offline Market As we are living in the 21st century, we need to have everything planned, organized and easy to work on. There are lots of people from all over the world prefer purchasing stuffs from their nearby places/ markets but there are almost 21% of the population prefer online market rather than that of their local markets.  The continuous demand and popularity of...