Kanakapura Road in Bangalore is experiencing a significant real estate boom due to improved infrastructure, green surroundings, and affordable property prices. Prominent developer Shrinivas Rao highlights the area's transformation and growing appeal to ho
Kanakapura RoadReal Estate BoomBangaloreProperty InvestmentInfrastructureReal EstateOct 19, 2024
The real estate boom on Kanakapura Road is driven by improved infrastructure, easy connectivity through the Namma Metro’s Green Line, availability of vast tracts of land, and the area’s natural beauty and green surroundings.
Property prices in Kanakapura Road are still relatively lower compared to other established areas in Bangalore, making it an attractive option for first-time homebuyers and investors.
Kanakapura Road now has reputed schools, hospitals, shopping centers, and entertainment options, making it a self-sustaining locality.
Shrinivas Rao, a prominent developer, highlights the area’s transformation and high demand for housing. Ashok Verma, an investor, emphasizes the area’s investment potential. Praveen Reddy, a consultant, notes that the area has become a mini-city with all essential amenities.
Kanakapura Road offers a peaceful and green environment with good connectivity to the city center, making it an ideal place for those seeking tranquility and a high quality of life.
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