Bengaluru's residential real estate market is booming, with a record sale of 18,550 units in the last financial quarter, driven by the city's thriving IT sector and infrastructure upgrades.
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Bengaluru's real estate market is booming, with a record sale of 18,550 units in the last financial quarter.
The growth of Bengaluru's real estate market is driven by the city's thriving IT sector, infrastructure upgrades, and a conducive business environment.
Whitefield has contributed 47 per cent of the new launches, followed closely by Hosur Road and Bellary Road.
The upper-mid segment apartments, priced between Rs 1 crore and Rs 3 crore, held a dominant 62 per cent share in the last financial quarter.
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