North-West Bengaluru: A Rising Secondary Business District Spotlight

A recent study highlights the growing significance of Bengaluru's North-West Corridor, with expectations of a 10% annual land value appreciation. The region is set to see substantial growth in commercial and residential spaces by 2030, driven by major real estate developments and infrastructural advancements.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Bengaluru | Updated: 28-03-2025 21:29 IST | Created: 28-03-2025 21:29 IST
North-West Bengaluru: A Rising Secondary Business District Spotlight
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A study forecasts a transformative growth in Bengaluru's North-West Corridor, especially along Tumkur Road, predicting an annual 10% increase in land value. With commercial stock projected between 16 and 19 million square feet and substantial residential demand, the area is becoming a hub for real estate development.

Findings from Brigade Group and Meraqi Advisory illustrate significant upgrades in infrastructure, designating the North-West as one of Bengaluru's fastest-growing Secondary Business Districts. The region's evolving appeal is credited to well-developed metro connectivity and a burgeoning socio-economic profile.

The study reveals that the region offers a cost-effective alternative to central locations like Hebbal, enhancing its attractiveness for Grade A offices. As demand for flexible office spaces rises, the area's potential as a commercial hotspot is further emphasized, supported by new hotels, retail, and dining establishments.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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