In the west,locations around and beyond Tumkur Road, Peenya, Magadi Road, Nagarabhavi and Mysore Road. In the south you can look for localities like Electronics City, Hosur Road and Kanakapura Road.
According to Cushman and Wakefield, at least 50% of the total unit launches each year were in the mid-segment. The increased population in the city as well as the infrastructure development towards the peripheral areas have pushed up the demand for mid-segment housing.
According to analysis by Cushman and Wakefield, due to increased connectivity, good infrastructure, growing demand and increasing quality residential launches in areas like north, south-east and eastern quadrants of the city can be considered as some of the best places to invest in the mid-segment.
It seems that to help the sales many high end villas projects are now being announced with high-rise apartments and in some of the announcements in Bangalore for villas are now priced at around Rs 1 to 1.5 crore while villaments are priced around Rs 70-80 lakh.
Even the developers are quoting lesser booking amount and a perceived lower price for 3BHKs to attract the home buyers. Several builders are also down-scaling their offerings to lure prospective buyers
I agree with Milind. The large mid segment mainly comprises of 2 and 3 bhk apartments have seen an upgradation. Primarily mid-segment-oriented projects are priced around Rs 50 – 60 lakh budget