Godrej Properties’ acquisition of 48 acres in Doddaballapur signals a strategic move into North Bengaluru’s fast-growing real estate market, driven by strong infrastructure upgrades and investor confidence.
Real EstateGodrej PropertiesDoddaballapurNorth BengaluruInfrastructureReal EstateJul 22, 2025
The acquisition of 48 acres by Godrej Properties in Doddaballapur signals a strategic move into North Bengaluru’s fast-growing real estate market, driven by strong infrastructure upgrades and investor confidence.
The key factors driving real estate growth in Doddaballapur include its proximity to the international airport, affordable land prices, industrial and logistics growth, and the development of social infrastructure.
The upcoming STRR (Satellite Ring Road) and other road widening projects are expected to improve connectivity and cut travel time to Bengaluru city, making Doddaballapur more attractive for residential and commercial developments.
Land in Doddaballapura valued between Rs. 4500 to Rs. 7000 is expected to rise at least 1.5 times in the coming two years, making it a compelling investment opportunity.
Doddaballapur has a much lower population density and less traffic congestion compared to Bengaluru. While property prices in North Bengaluru have risen by 57% since 2019, Doddaballapur has seen a 22% to 27% hike since 2020, making it an attractive and quieter alternative.
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