Good localities in Bangalore offering best properties, best price

Q: Hi All, I am shifting to Bangalore and I am planning to buy a property in the city. Please suggest some good localities with best prices.

Chittranjan Pillai, Bangalore

30th January 2015

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CREDAI is applying for relief in real estate relief in taxes. House of Hiranandani is coming has come up with a very good scheme where they assure a appreciation of 400per/sqft within 45 days.
This is a fantastic opportunity to invest in the same.

Chhayya Kala,

18th February 2015

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I heard that many good projects are coming up in Marathahalli-Sarjapur Road stretch. Can anyone provide me the names of the project?

Abhijit More, Bangalore

2nd February 2015

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High Cliff is a residential apartment project from a new entrant Hiren Wahen Group. The project located at Panathur Road, Off Marathahalli-Sarjapur ORR. The project will have 124 apartments with a combination of 3 & 4 BHK configurations across 3 towers of Double Basement + Ground + 14 floors and will be spread across 1.5

Vaibhav Bhatnagar, Bangalore

2nd February 2015

Mayfair Residences is a new residential apartment project by SJR Primecorp, the project is located just off the Marathahalli – Sarjapur Road ORR close to Cisco. Mayfair Residences if a low rise apartment with just G+4 floors and offer apartments with a combination of 2 and 3 BHK

Neha Srivastava, Delhi-NCR

3rd February 2015

Any idea of upcoming apartments in E city please?

Kedarnath Raxa , Apartment Resident

31st January 2015

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Hi Kedarnath, Some of the upcoming projects in Elelctronic City are as follows Mahaveer Brooks, Sovereign Towers, Infrany Trinity, Perk Inn and Valencia Apartment

Hanif Laskar, Bangalore

2nd February 2015

Hebbals growth curve has usually moved upwards. The IT parks and other commercial hubs in and around the locality have heavily influenced its development. Its close proximity to the Bengaluru International Airport has ensured that infrastructure keeps being developed.

Apartments in the locality are priced anywhere between Rs. 3,800 to Rs. 11,500 per sq. ft. Villas or row houses are available in a price range of Rs. 4,800 to Rs. 9,000 per sq. ft.

Vaibhav Bhatnagar, Bangalore

30th January 2015

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Whitefield, the jewel of the eastern suburbs, is one of the most preferred IT and residential catchments of Bangalore. It has emerged as a self-sustaining suburb with residential projects, office space, modern-format retail malls, hotels and other social infrastructure in place. You can read the whole report here http://www.commonfloor.com/guide/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Whitefield-Real-Estate-Trends.pdf

Rakesh, Bangalore

31st January 2015

Hey Neha...Is it possible if you can brief about these localities as I do not have much idea about Bangalore real estate?

Chittranjan Pillai, Bangalore

30th January 2015

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Whitefield: Around 150 new projects are coming up in this locality in next two years and also there are properties available in the secondary market in various price range. The rental market is also good in this locality.

Electronic City: E City is seeing development from some big developers which is attracting buyers to invest. The area has over 100 residential projects coming up in the next couple of years.

Hebbal: It is one of the gems of Bengaluru realty which gained buyer interest because of zero water woes. The real estate market is growing in this locality because of good connectivity, self-contained infrastructure and proximity to tech parks are other factors. Currently, the area has over 25 projects offering properties in a wide budget range.

Neha Patel, Bangalore

30th January 2015

Hey Chittranjan, You look for localities like Whitefield, Electronic City and Hebbal. These three areas offers good properties with best prices :) :D

Neha Patel, Bangalore

30th January 2015

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