Impact of metro on real estate Bangalore

Q: How metro is going to impact the Bangalore suburbs real estate market?

Varun,

27th May 2013

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Even the suburban areas have become costlier and new residential areas like Mysore Road in the west, Tumkur road in north and Kanakpura road in the south are developing rapidly as they have plenty of vacant land for development which are relatively cheaper and size-able.

Mahi garg, Bangalore

29th May 2013

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The capital values in prime locations have touch the sky over the years for which home buyers have been looking out. for alternative residential location which are more affordable and cheaper for them

Manjunath, Bangalore

29th May 2013

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Reduced travel time and improved connectivity will encourage the city population to prefer suburban locations for residential purposes to avoid residing in high-traffic areas. All localities up to the BMIC Corridor alignment within the city are likely to witness significant growth in next few years.

Bala Subramanium, Bangalore

27th May 2013

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According to real estate expert, Phase II covering a large part of the city, especially locations Whitefield, Mysore Road, Tumkur Road and Bannerghatta Road, these areas are likely to witness further development in the real estate market.

Venugopalan, Bangalore

27th May 2013

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Metro connectivity in turn helps reduce time and cost for travel. Metro will further provide better connectivity to the residents here which will trigger residential development.

Rajkumar, Bangalore

27th May 2013

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