Bengaluru's luxury homebuyers are evolving. While location, design, and amenities remain crucial, there's a growing expectation that a home should offer more than just a place to live. The integration of world-class sports facilities is becoming a key differentiator in the luxury real estate market.
Luxury Real EstateBengaluruSports FacilitiesProperty ValuesInvestmentReal EstateApr 25, 2025
The trend is driven by the increasing health consciousness among the affluent population and their desire for a more active lifestyle. Sports facilities are seen as a key differentiator that offers a holistic living experience and enhances property values.
Properties with world-class sports infrastructure command a premium of up to 15% over similar properties without such facilities. This premium is driven by the perceived value of a healthier lifestyle and enhanced quality of life.
The primary challenges include the maintenance and operational costs associated with these facilities. Developers need to ensure that these facilities are well-maintained and accessible to residents to justify the premium.
The Karnataka government has introduced several incentives for developers who include sports infrastructure in their projects. These incentives include tax breaks and reduced regulatory hurdles, making it more attractive for developers to invest in such facilities.
Commercial real estate developers are recognizing the importance of sports infrastructure. For example, the Fusion Mall in Bengaluru has incorporated a multi-sport complex that offers a variety of activities, attracting more visitors and increasing footfall.
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