The new happening destination Yelahanka

Yelahanka is one of the most happening cities to the north of Bangalore. Yelahanka is on the verge of being the prime real estate hub in North Bengaluru owing to its vast undeveloped areas and easy access to the Kempegowda International Airport. This locality has seen remarkable developments since its inception. It was once known to be a town which did not exist on the maps of Bengaluru. The transformation has been slow and in a paced manner. But the appreciation of property and land value is remarkable.

Yelahanka has an excellent connectivity be it by road, rail and air. The road network to Yelahanka is one of the best in entire Bangalore. Yelahanka railway station is one of the oldest stations setup in Bangalore area and has railway lines connecting KR Puram and Bayappanahalli in the east and Yeshwanthpur in the northwest. If these tracks are improved and daily city passenger trains are introduced, a big part of traffic congestion will be eased as more people will use trains. Since the tracks already exist, it is better to use the existing infrastructure rather than investing in new activities like Metro. Kempegowda International Airport is located off Yelahanka. Government has taken initiative to develop this area on a large scale by making sure north Bangalore is suited to develop and flourish as a Business Hub.

Witnessing the huge growth of Devenahalli Business Park, a rail system is to be set-up that will connect Devanahalli with Yeshwantpur via Yelahanka. Widening of the NH-7 up to the airport from the existing six lanes to eight lanes (currently under process) will result to be next major infrastructural advantage to this area. With the development of this, there will be an Inter-modal Transit Hub at Yelahanka. Yelahanka is peaceful and traffic free compared to all other areas that provide well equipped locality to live in. Good social infrastructure is present here with a number of multi-specialty clinics and hospitals, reputed schools and colleges, among others. The area has a lot of room for good capital appreciation as property prices are currently affordable as compared with most of the CBD areas. Prices are relatively affordable.

Investors are considering buying property for sale in Yelahanka for long-term investment as prices are expected to appreciate. Demand for housing mostly comes from those employed in North Bangalore, especially employees at business parks like Kirloskar Business Park and Manyata Tech Park. This area is more affordable with property prices approximately around Rs 4,700 per sq ft. Large scale infrastructure development is proposed around this stretch that would further enhance market as an investors’ destination. There are three proposed IT parks in and around this region and a proposed four-lane state highway that would connect this stretch to major parts of the city.

There are several benefits to investing in Yelahanka. The availability of infrastructure that ensures good connectivity is definitely a plus point. For those working in the area, being close to work place is an added advantage. The presence of good amenities at a short distance is ideal as well. Of course, one of the key benefits is that property in the area is still in the affordable range as against other property for sale in Bangalore. This area is great for long-term investment.

This is a guest post by A. Ramya

Bengaluru, the top performing city in the real estate market

If you are looking to acquire a new home in Bengaluru, then you are at right place at the right time. Post the drop in the overall real estate market; Bengaluru sturdily held its number one position in India in the first six months of 2016. This course is expected to go on for the rest half of the year with the new launches likely to rise by 4 percent in comparison to the last six months of 2015.

The Knight Frank's "Indian Real Estate Residential and office" for the period of January-June 2016 stated, Bengaluru's residential territory witnessed 13 percent boost in new launches and 18 percent boost in sales on a year by year (YoY) basis in comparison to the first half in 2015. Although, the major parts of the country's realty market were quiet in all segments, Bengaluru's prime locations such as Richomond Road, Lavelle Road, Malleshwaram, Bannerghatta, Hebbal, Whitefield, Electronic City, Marathahalli and Indiranagar witnessed a considerable rise of 23 percent in new launches in the first six months of the year 2016. It is advisable to invest in apartments in Bannerghatta road and apartments in Richomond Road. The investors’ interest in quality properties has seen a swell in the first half of 2016 in comparison to the first six months of 2015 that witnessed poor sales.

“However, due to the slackening of the premium housing markets in the past year, the weighted average price growth YOY in the premium segment saw a marginal decline of 1 percent in first half of 2016, as compared to first half of 2015,” the report said.

When it comes to pricing, the prime residential segment in Bengaluru has seen a gradual hike in its average price in the past one year in comparison to the price hike in the overall city that stood at 3 percent. The prime housing saw a decline of 1 percent.

The realty sector experts foresee the overall weighted average price in Bengaluru to have a slow growth of 3 percent in the last six months of the year 2016 in comparison to the second half of 2015, accounting to the quantity of reserve that requires to be offloaded.

Despite the slump in the realty sector, the residential real estate sector in other cities are going to see a ray of hope due to the recent development of policies such as REIT, land acquisition, real estate regulator, and smart cities. All these measures play a vital role in encouraging the key players to invest in new projects.

The real estate market is ripe especially for NRI investors due to the depreciating value of the Indian rupee in the past few years. Other favorable factors include the stable political reign of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the easy availability of loans, and the growing economy.

Also, as the urban population of the nation rises, there is going to be more and more demand of residential as well as commercial properties that will give a great boost to the overall realty sector.

This is a guest post by Deepak Yewle

5 Top Affordable Rental Locations in Bangalore for Working Professionals

Bangalore has a number of IT and business parks where thousands of working professionals earn their livelihoods. But with the traffic situation in the city escalating to new heights every passing day, it doesn’t make neither financial nor logical sense to move to areas that aren’t close to your workplace.

However, there’s one more concern you need to address- the cost of living. Not every rental property close to these IT hubs come cheap, courtesy of the rising price of rental houses in Bangalore.

 (Picture Source – Pixabay)

Besides, not everybody can afford to buy a luxury apartment or live in a villa in this expensive city. So here are the top 5 affordable locations in Bangalore, you and every other working professional should know about.

• Whitefield

If you’re particularly in the IT industry, living anywhere in the Whitefield vicinity is the best decision you can make. For starters, you can find houses for rent at as little a budget as Rs. 7000 per month, which come semi-furnished with modular kitchen, geysers and the like. Another important aspect about Whitefield is that it’s a little far away from the fast-paced life of the city and sees relatively less traffic. Basically moving to Whitefield can save you a lot of money and time, which you’d otherwise spend on commute.

• Marathahalli

With plenty of tech parks and other employment hubs in its vicinity, Marathahalli is yet another locality that sees a vast majority of working professionals looking for an abode. You will get houses or flats for rental as little as Rs. 6000 per month, depending on the choice of area. Places like Prestige Tech Park, Ecospace, and Divyasree Technopolis are just a few of the well-known IT hubs in and around the area.

• KR Puram

With easy connection to ITPL and Marathahalli, KR Puram is slowly becoming the most sought-after locality in Bangalore. Besides, this area isn’t too far away from the city either. Located along the fringe of National Highway 44 (Bangalore to Hyderabad), this locality also offers you some respite if you’re looking to go for a long drive on a lazy weekend. Rents around here start from Rs. 6,000 per month for a 1 BHK and can go up to Rs. 20,000 per month based on your choices.

• Horamavu

Located along the Outer Ring Road stretch that connects Marathahalli and the Old Madras Road region to Bengaluru International Airport and Tumkur Road among others, Horamavu happens to be the least chaotic locality to live in. Close to Manyata Tech Park, which is at a distance of about 5 km from here, Horamavu offers a great place to relax and enjoy. Rent around the area start from Rs. 7000 per month for 1 BHK and can go as high as Rs. 30,000 per month depending on a house of your choice. It is close to several leisure places like Kammanahalli, an area that happens to be the most attractive proposition around here.

• Kaggadasapura

If you’d looked around Kaggadasapura over a decade ago, you’d either have seen acres of empty barren lands or under-construction apartment projects. But now this area is a major hub for working professionals. It is strategically located close to Bagmane Tech Park, which happens to be one of the most beautiful workplaces in the city with its own lake. It is also close to key parts of the city like Indiranagar and Domlur. You can find houses for rent around here starting from Rs. 6500 per month. In case you’re looking to lease flatsor apartments instead of renting, you can also find several interesting options to choose from.

Overall, these 5 prime localities are teeming with budget-friendly houses that you can choose from to improve your experience of staying in Bangalore.

This is a blog post by Chandni Lal

Transformation of Electronic city into the realty city

Electronics city is a hub of IT companies based in the Anekal taluk area of the Bangalore Urban District. It houses some of the most renowned companies of India like Wipro, Infosys, iGate etc. With Infosys purchasing Rs. 65 Crore worth of land from HP, the property scenario in the Electronics City area of South Bangalore has grown substantially.

Bangalore, which is also known as the Silicon Valley of India, is the IT hub of the country. With over 10 national plus MNCs operating in Bangalore, the Southern region has seen a substantial growth in both residential and office complexes, contributing a major portion to the Bangalore real estate market.

 

Electronics City

Southern part of the city holds the maximum number of IT companies in India. The location is always counted as prime because of the hot shot names attached with it. Because of the presence of top companies like TCS, Biocon, HCL and HP etc. the property rate in this region of Bangalore ranges from moderate to high prices. Attached to the prime parts of the city through BMTC (Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation) bus, the area’s connection is set to further improve after the launch of Namma Metro Phase II.

 

Property price:

The property prices in the Electronics City Bangalore are moderately priced as on December, 2015. For those who are not looking to invest in a property but are planning to reside there on rent, the prices are Rs. 7k to 11k for 1 BHK, 12k to 14k for 2BHK and 14k to 19k for 3BHK apartments

 

Demands of property investors

Property investors who are looking to invest in Bangalore are looking for following things in the city:

• 2 BHK Apartments

In Bangalore city, 2 BHK flats are on a very high demand and have identified an unmatched growth because of a rise in prices and decrease in affordability. The 2 and 3 BHK flats constitute 90 percent of the realty market and especially the 2 BHK flats noted a demand of 54 percent, which is somewhat equal to the supply in the real estate market. This has made motivated many builders of the nation to launch similar property in Bangalore.

• Studio Apartments

The concept of Studio Apartments is becoming very famous in the Electronics City area of Bangalore. The prime reason for this is the fact that the new buyers will most probably plan on relocating in the future or that they have small family sizes. It’s easier for the young professionals to pay EMI rather than paying 15k to 25k as rent every month, also it can be used for investment purposes in the future. Thus studio apartments count as being a feasible option for professionals.

 

Electronics city will turn smart

The Electronics City Industries Association (ELCIA) along with Cisco has developed a plan to make Electronics City, a Smart City. A 5-kilometre area has been noted where, over and above the parking and street lighting, other amenities, such as, water management, traffic management and security surveillance will be managed locally through information systems,intelligent sensors and the Internet to develop the quality and competence of the city amenities in the Electronics City area.

When ranged ahead of the 5-km stretch, this project will be launched as concept of a smart city next year.

Bangalore, especially South Bangalore is growing as the realty hub in India. Because of the presence of the world’s top IT companies in the locality, the prices will only increase. However, like any other investment, look for the reliability of the developer.

This is a guest post by Tripti, who has been in the writing industry for 2 years now. Her work ranges from articles on property to education and employment.

Why Is Bangalore The Top Destination For Real Estate Development In India?

Anyone living in Bangalore will always talk about how amazing the city is. And it is no secret that it is a highly favored real estate market as well. So what is it that makes Bangalore click so? Let’s take a look at some of the reasons that people love to put their money in Bangalore real estate.

• Work Opportunities

Bangalore is the IT hub of India. But moreover, it is the most favored location for companies to set up their head offices whether Indian or international. Bangalore has also seen a spike in the number of new age start-ups that have found their footing in the booming Bangalore market. Many young cosmopolitans are opting to relocate to Bangalore due to the varied job opportunities it offers.

• Favorable Climate

Bangalore is one of the best cities in India, climate-wise. With cold winters, sunny summers and beautiful monsoons, the climate here is pleasant all year round. After the sweltering heat of Mumbai and the extreme climate fluctuations of Delhi, the weather in Bangalore comes as a welcome change.

• Social Infrastructure

Bangalore boasts of a high standard of living. Social and professional lives have equal importance and the people of Bangalore are very fond of their recreational activity options. It is an extremely contemporary city and caters to people from all walks of life. So whether one wants to spend the weekend shopping till they empty their pockets or by soaking in some art and cultural entertainment, Bangalore has it all. With plenty of shopping malls, multiplexes, art galleries, performance art theatres and innumerable restaurants and eateries, every social need is fulfilled in this beautiful city.

• Varied Real Estate

Bangalore is not short of options when it comes to real estate. Whether you are looking for a luxury villa, a penthouse, a studio apartment or just a midsized 2 BHK flat, the variety in Bangalore real estate has something for everyone. With multiple construction companies in the city, innumerable projects sprout up every few months across price segments and cater to the needs of the diverse population of Bangalore.

• Civic Infrastructure

Bangalore has very well developed civic infrastructure to make the lives of every citizen much easier. With excellent roads, flyovers, metro lines and top notch public transport services, connectivity and accessibility are never a problem in the city. You can get from point A to point B without any hassles and worries. Along with this there is ample water and power supply that satisfies the need of the population.

• Steady Appreciation

Bangalore real estate has seen a steady growth in prices over the last couple of years. The return on investment is also high which makes it a favorable market for those wishing to purchase a home. And with the booming real estate market, the demand for properties in Bangalore is rising like never before which ensures the profitability of a purchase.

All in all, it seems like Bangalore deserves to be rank 1 when it comes to real estate. With all these favorable conditions packed together, it’s no wonder that so many people want to set up camp here.



This is a guest post by Naresh who is working with CommonFloor as content writer.

The answer to leading a Luxurious Life - Villa

Living in a spacious setting, with large garden, a huge parking space, stairs coming out from the mid of living room and reaching spacious room set on the upper floor. With a big terrace and a few extra spaces here and there will make everybody’s dream of living in heaven on earth a reality. This is how a luxury apartment aka villa feels like. If you want to know what it is all about, keep reading.
                         
Irrespective of the 16% buyers looking for builder floors in the emerging IT hub of India, the demand for villas continues to grow among the buyers and maintain the niche position. The reason for this demand varies from large space, decoration opportunity to a huge play and parking area.

Irrespective of whatever the reasons typical villa buyers may have, they witness the comfort and superiority they get after investing in a villa.

Reasons for this increase in demand

The factors that have seemingly led the world to demand villas are:

1. They want to stay away from the hustle of the cities
2. The area they will be getting is huge
3. There is a lot of space for innovation or second income
4. Less or no parking/ waste nuisances
5. Rise in income

Along with the above mentioned factors, things like the excitement of living in an independent house with zero interference is what drive property seekers to Bangalore. Another important benefit of investing in villas in Bangalore can be that time of construction is faster and therefore the time of possession.

Reasons why Bangalorites are opting for luxury living provided by villas

When it comes to following your dream of living a spacious and luxurious life, things like the price, income level and taxes etc. does not stop you. In case of Bangalorites, the factors for this choice can be:

• High level of Income

People who live and work in Bangalore are paid more than their other metro counterparts, mostly because of the high cost of living.

• Need of Personal space

Like every other metro people, they too crave for the feeling of being secluded with no interference, where they can relax after a hard days at work.

• Connectivity

The area where villa system is most prevalent is the Sarjapur locality. The area is easily connected to rest of the city through multiple modes of networks.

• Land price

The price of villas here is much lower than what they will get in other metros or similar areas.

• Amenities

The builders who houses in the Sarjapur area provide all the basic amenities that an investor can expect from living in an apartment.


Living in a villa has its own perks but some things should be given huge consideration too, like the age and condition of the property, the reliability of developers, and their past work etc. Other things you should note before making a huge investment is the locality, how is the commutation from this locality, the people who are going to be your future neighbors. Also note the resale value of your property in case you decide to sell it in future.

Villas have proved to provide a luxurious living statement along with comfort and a chance to have a second earning. Investing in one is a sweet deal, but like any other investment make sure you gather full information about the builder group.

This is a guest post by Tripti. Her articles talk about the real estate industry. She is an avid reader and a keen observer.

Top 5 Reasons That Makes Bangalore an Ultimate Expat-Friendly Destination

Asia’s Quality of Life Index for the year 2015 is out that ranks different cities in the continent on the basis of factors like Purchasing Power Index, Safety Index, Property Price to Income Ratio and Pollution Index, to list a few. The surprising data reflects one of the most high-profile and cosmopolitan cities of India, Bangalore bagging a respectable position in top 15.

Industrialization and flourishing economy are also two most important factors that have placed the city at such a top rank and ahead of fierce competitors like Delhi, Kolkata and Mumbai. Bangalore has gained much popularity among the expat population and thereby the migration rate with respect to the city increases by every quarter of a given area. There must be something really special about Bangalore that not only makes it stand apart but also a favorite among the expatriates as well.

Here are some of the shining reasons that may compel the people who haven’t tried Bangalore, to actually go and experience the city:

• Mecca of Industries & Business Hubs

Entrepreneurs believe Bangalore lures them with its unique features, such as a unique culture of mentorship and networking that permeates the city. This very revolution has not only upgraded the brand value of the city but has also created the much-needed ripples in the employment market here. Businessmen are taking interest in the economy and business hubs here. New companies and startups are being established here, which in turn generates employment and accounts for a better standard of living here. Moreover, the city experiences a very high density of investment into different industries like Aviation, IT and manufacturing, which has boosted the quotient of the city to a next level.

• The Colorful Housing Market

The city is the major IT and manufacturer’s hub; therefore, the city attracts workforce from all over India as well as abroad thus leading to massive housing needs. The realtors understand the fact and realize the worth of the expatriate population relocating to the city. The real estate segment of Bangalore catering to the mid-income group has huge number of construction projects owing to the presence of mid-level IT workforce in the city. However, as the city also pulls in a group of larger global corporations thus the need for the HIG housing is also on the rise significantly. The wide range of property options in Whitefield exemplifies luxury as well as affordability in a nutshell.

• Booming Infrastructure 

Bangalore is a metropolis and has almost everything within, which place it ahead of all the strong counterparts, such as Mumbai or Delhi. The city has wide smooth roads, better commercial areas, well-laid institutional areas and much more. An expat with family can have an easy life here as accessibility to the entities of comfort is easier and manageable as well. Apart from this, the real estate market here in Bangalore is also steadily making Bangalore a beautiful place to watch out for. There is now a hopeful horizon for metro rail, better infrastructure projects and much more to come.

• The Lifestyle

There is no doubt about the fact that Bangalore has a lifestyle to rave about. Owing to a large expatriate population, Bangalore’s populace is more than 50% young and dynamic. This is one of the most important factors that make the lifestyle here, kaleidoscopic and funky at the same time. The market areas and the commercial zones are plush and quiet down to earth at the same time. There are market areas that will be swanky and in some parts there will be bazaars that are crowded and flocked with sale and cheap products. Bangalore is now defined by cleanliness, affordability and a populace that mimics the western culture followed within a boundary, in a safe way.

• The Intangible Aspects

The intangible aspects here refer to the facts that caught the minds of people all over the country and even abroad. The hip crowd, moderate climate and an amazing lifestyle are some of the factors that accounts for a better life for both natives and newbies in the city. People who face health issues owing to climatic conditions can live at ease, modernity blended with the right education and a manageable cost of living are some of the sweet facts that has not only surged the brand quotient of the city but has also contributed towards foreign interests in both business and lifestyle improvement arenas.

Go Bangalore!

Bangalore is a city that gives a totally different perspective for the life. Be it the bus stops, airports, the Indian Institute of Management or the markets; everything about this city is just amazing and extremely expat friendly. Once into this city, an individual will never fall short of places that will ooze out the rich south Indian culture or modern lifestyle to the maximum.

This is a guest post by Vineeta Tiwari who is a keen writer on Global Economy and Realty market. She has written articles on Global realty market and ongoing trends and tips for investors. An ardent reader, she is happy to pen down research based write-ups for global audience. Currently, she is professionally associated with popular realty portal, 99acres.com

An overview of Bangalore residential real estate market

Author: Sachin Gupta | Find me on Twitter Follow @sach_gupta

When one thinks of Bangalore, the first picture that comes to mind is beautiful weather and the hub of information technology companies. Since past few decades, among all cities in India, Bangalore has grown the fastest. The driving industry in Bangalore is IT and ITES and this has had a positive impact on the supporting industries as well.  The revenues from IT-BPO sector has grown substantially over the last 5 years which has resulted in increased job opportunities for engineering talent from across the country.

India’s technology and BPM sector (including hardware) is estimated to have generated USD108 billion in revenue during FY13 compared to USD100.9 billion in FY12, implying a growth rate of 7.4 per cent. The IT-BPM sector in India is estimated to expand at a CAGR of 9.5 per cent to USD300 billion by 2020. The sector increased at a CAGR of 25 per cent over 2000–13. This whole economic activity generates employment opportunities and at the same time enables growth opportunities for other industries.

Real Estate in Bangalore has grown on account of job creation by IT/ITES industry. Multi-cultural population with good social infrastructure, excellent educational institutes and constantly upgrading physical infrastructure has presented real estate developers with the opportunity to develop quality real estate projects, particularly in the residential space.

Number of ongoing projects in respective regions

Approximately 672 residential projects till 2013 (high-end, mid segment, and affordable segment) are under various stages of construction in Bangalore. 

• Here is a snapshot:

South Bangalore (Banashankari, Electronic City, Hosur Road, Gottigere, Chanda Pur, Bannerghatta Road, JP Nagar, Koramangala, Vijayanagar, BTM Layout, Kudlu Gate, Jayanagar, Bommanahalli, ChandaPura, Attibele, Kanakapura Road, Begur Road, Anekal, AnjanaPura, Ananth Nagar) – 168 residential projects out of which approximately 26 projects offer villas/row houses.

East Bangalore (Haralur, Sarjapur Road, Horamavu, Whitefield, HSR Layout, Sarjapur, Hoodi, Hosa Road, ITPL, CV Raman Nagar, Nagavara, Haralur Road, Banasvadi, Marathahalli, Mahadevapura, Old Airport Road, Indira Nagar, Bellandur, Brooke Field, Basava Nagar, Amrutahalli, Varthur, Outer Ring Rd, Old Madras Road, Ramamurthi Nagar, Kadugodi, Panathur Village, Doddanakkundi, TC Palya) – 255 residential project under various stages of construction out of which 55 are villas/ row houses project.

North Bangalore (Devanahalli, Doddaballapur Road, Yeshwanthpur, Malleswaram, Hebbal, Hebbal Flyover, Jakkur, Jalahalli, KR Puram, RT Nagar, Yelahanka, Airport Road, Bellary Road, HBR Layout, Hennur, Hennur Road, Rajaji Nagar, Sahakar Nagar, RMV Extension, Thanisandra, Tumkur Road, Vidyaranyapura) – 149 residential real estate projects under various stages of construction out of which 31 are villas / row houses project.

West Bangalore (Mysore Road, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Kengeri, Sanjay Nagar, Magadi Road, Uttarahalli, Nagarbhavi) – 24 residential real estate projects under various stages of construction out of which 3 are villas / row houses project.

Other areas including Bangalore central – 76 residential real estate projects under various stages of construction out of which 19 are villas / row houses project.

Total number of apartments in each respective region till 2013

1.87 Lacs of housing units including the high-end, mid segment, and affordable segment are in the process of construction.

Types of apartments

Out of the total of 672 residential projects under various stages of construction, the proportion of projects offering 1BHK, 2BHK, 3BHK housing units are given below in a detailed graph. The graph signifies that more than 70% of all projects offer 2BHK, 3BHK housing units with about 10% of projects offering 1BHK, 5BHK units.

Housing Prices trend

Prices in Bangalore central have been stable over the last few quarters. However, in micro markets such as Madivala, Banaswadi , Jagjeevan Ram Nagar, Yeswanthapura, Mathikhere, BTM Layout, Sultanpalya, Lingarajpura, BCC Layout prices have fallen in last 2 quarters.

Recently launched projects

Following residential projects have been launched in the Oct-dec 2013 quarter.

Skylark Ithaca (Phase-I), SJR Blue Waters, Patel Smondo 4.0, Brigade Cosmopolis, Shriram Chirping Woods, Monarch Aqua, Sumadhura Silver Ripples, Prabhavati Daffodils, Goyal Orchid Woods, Nitesh British Columbia, Golden Panorama, Prestige Ivy Terraces, Adarsh Premia, Purva Skydale, Century Ethos, Ajmera Stonepark, Sterling Ascentia, Prestige Jade Pavillion, Mahaveer Amaze, Bren Paddington, Saroj Symphony, Concorde Epitome, Purvankara Purva Sunflower, Concorde Tech Turf, Mahaveer Oleander, Atlantis Liberty Square, Salarpuria Clarinet, Arge Helios, Zonasha Vista, Pranjape Wind Fields, Samruddhi North Square, Concorde Wind Rush, Shriram Chirping Woods, Radiant Elitaire, Salarpuria Aspire, Living Walls Another Sky, Pushpam Woods, JR Nexus, Eternity Ecstasy, Sarvana Esplanade, Vineyard Chrystolite, Nakshatra Celestia, Surya Shakti 80 Trees, Sipani Classic, Radiant Silver Oak, Chaitanya Sharan.

Data Source: In-house data collection, and National Housing Bank for price trends

Follow @sach_gupta

Have any Questions? Tweet to @sach_gupta