With the relocation of the airport from HAL to Devanahalli, North Bengaluru has emerged as a booming real estate hotspot, attracting both residential and commercial investors.
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The real estate boom in North Bengaluru is driven by improved infrastructure, the presence of tech hubs, strategic connectivity, and the proximity to the Kempegowda International Airport. The airport’s expansion and the construction of the outer ring road have made the area highly accessible.
The relocation of the airport from HAL to Devanahalli has significantly boosted the real estate market in North Bengaluru. The area has become more attractive for residential and commercial investments due to improved connectivity and increased business activity.
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