Mixed land use in Bangalore

Q: Which are the areas in Bangalore that have seen mixed land use?

Navneet Gupta, Bangalore

22nd June 2013

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Arterial roads like Whitefield Road, Bannerghatta Road, Hosur Road and Kanakapura Roads are most likely to witness such mixed use development.

Ankur Laal Podder, Bangalore

23rd June 2013

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A new concept, which is also evolving, particularly due to FSI norms, is serviced apartments as an offering within mixed-use developments.

Vaibhav Bhatnagar, Bangalore

23rd June 2013

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Mixed-use developments have evolved to increase the viability of the projects and to use the location’s advantage. Residential and office markets are witnessing buoyant growth and are considered as more risk-free development.

Girish Gupta, Bangalore

23rd June 2013

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This kind of development is successful in both metro and Tier I cities .Mixed use developments create a captive catchment for retailers and other components. The response for such projects in Tier II cities has also been encouraging.

Diwakar Shetty,

22nd June 2013

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How much space is required for such kind of development?

Suresh,

22nd June 2013

Such townships need to have minimum 40 hectares of land, they can come up only in the peripheral areas of the city

Armaan Saxena, Bangalore

22nd June 2013

How is the demand for such kind of development?

Navneet Gupta, Bangalore

22nd June 2013

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The high street shopping destinations such as Indiranagar 100 Feet Road, Koramangala, New BEL Road and Jayanagar are examples of such growth, where residential properties have been redesigned and customised to accommodate retail outlets as well as office spaces.

Lewin G,

22nd June 2013

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