The Electronic City of India, Bangalore, witnessed a slowdown in its realty market. High rate of inflation, devaluation of rupee against dollar, and high input costs have been the factors responsible for cauterizing of its property market. In spite of all this, the city’s performance has remained better as compared to other tier-1 cities of India. In fact, the city underwent far more number of real estate constructions as compared to other cities. A number of factors are responsible for the smooth sailing of city. Let’s have a look at some of them.
Properties Bangalore marked with good demand of residential properties. The city has remained largely end-user driven, and it is the steady demand that gave way for new constructions. With improved economic standard, people’s predilection remained more on property investment rather than any other type of investment. This had direct impact on demand market, and called for more supply. This way, the demand-supply ratio has not been a glum value as it is in other metropolitans.
Another factor that has not let real estate business in the city go awry is its stronghold over IT sector. Toady, it is the base to a number of IT/ITeS setups and corporate parks. The establishments not only gave a boost to commercial development, but also called for more residential properties. In fact, the demand for buy house and flats in Bangalore depends predominantly on software sector. Over years, the living standard has improve drastically. More employment opportunities are generated year after year, thus alluring more buyers to make property purchases here.
Another important factor worth considering here is the rapid pace of infrastructural developments. With the emergence of high growth areas such as ORR(Old Ring Road), Yelahanka, Bangalore Elevated Tollway, and Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor(BMIC), the real estate got a clear push. ORR improved city’s connectivity to a large extent: it linked major Highways such as Old Madras Road, Bannerghatta Road. Tumkur Road, and Hosur Road. Bangalore real estate underwent a spurt along the suburbs through which ORR passes. Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor(BMIC) intends to provide connectivity between Bangalore and Mysore.