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Review of SJR Trillium

Q: Hi, I am planning to book one 3 BHK flat in SJR (Bren) Trillium, Electronic city (rate 3700 Rs/sqft). I would like to know from experts whether I should invest there or not. How is that location?

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Electronic City is a better option for investment and you can also except good returns in the coming future because of the PRR project, upcoming Neo Mall, Hiranandani mall and metro. You can also get good returns as some may offices are there. The region is well developed and has many reputed IT companies, industries and residential spaces. It also has some of the reputed educational institutions and hospitals to give better facility to the residents.
Indrajit Kaul


If you are investing in Electronic city better you invest in Phase I if it is for short term and if it is for long term go for Phase II. Investing in Phase I will give you good returns and if you are investing in Phase II then you have to wait for two to three years for appreciation.
Madhav Deb,  Bangalore
18th November 2013


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I think the rate per sqft what they are quoting is absolutely fine when compare to the area. The whole Electronic City can see an uplift within 2 years and the apartments close to electronic city will definitely have good appreciation.
Harsha Mahipal


Electronic city is well developed and has many reputed IT companies, industries and residential spaces. The proper development and accessibility to major destinations of the city in a short span of time, has increased the population density of the region. The development of the IT industries & Residential Projects and continuous pouring of the people has increased the land rates intensely. This causes the uplift in the Real Estate Sector.
Sagar Prasad,  Bangalore
18th November 2013


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