Nelamangala’s prime location on the national highway connecting Bengaluru to Mumbai and Goa, along with its affordable real estate and improving infrastructure, has made it a favorite for property buyers.
NelamangalaReal EstateProperty BuyersBengaluruInfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiJan 11, 2025
Nelamangala's prime location on the national highway connecting Bengaluru to Mumbai and Goa, affordable real estate prices, and ongoing infrastructure developments are the key factors making it a favorite for property buyers.
The key infrastructural improvements in Nelamangala include the development of the peripheral ring road, proposed highway expansion, and the planned second airport in the region.
The main buyers of properties in Nelamangala include local buyers, individuals from the IT sector, and those working in the city center who are attracted by the town's affordability and connectivity.
Nelamangala offers green spaces, reputed educational institutions, hospitals, shopping centers, and entertainment hubs, making it a desirable place for families.
Nelamangala is poised to see a significant surge in both residential and commercial property demand, driven by its strategic location, affordability, and ongoing developments.
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