In July, Bengaluru-based real estate developer Puravankara Ltd acquired a 7.26-acre land parcel in the Hebbagodi suburb of Bengaluru to develop a mixed-use project with residential and commercial spaces. The move highlights the growing interest in the are
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The real estate boom in Hebbagodi is primarily driven by the development of new infrastructure projects such as the Namma Metro extension and the proposed Electronic City Peripheral Ring Road (ECPER). These projects improve connectivity and boost property values, attracting both residential and commercial investments.
Prominent developers like Puravankara Ltd and Prestige Group are making significant investments in Hebbagodi. Puravankara Ltd recently acquired a 7.26-acre land parcel to develop a mixed-use project, while Prestige Group has also acquired multiple land parcels for residential and commercial projects.
The average price per square foot in Hebbagodi has increased by about 15% over the past year, driven by the development of new infrastructure and the influx of investments from major developers.
Mixed-use projects combine residential and commercial spaces in one development. They are popular because they offer a convenient lifestyle and business opportunities in one location, catering to the needs of both individual buyers and businesses.
The rapid development and increase in property values pose challenges such as the availability of affordable housing and the impact on local communities. The government and developers are working to address these issues by implementing policies and initiatives that promote inclusive growth.
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