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Every story the desk has published about Bengaluru, with the market figures that tell you whether a headline applies to the home you are looking at.
🗓Updated·Edited by Rakesh Mahajan
We have published 3 stories about Bengaluru, most recently on 29 Sept 2026, 9:32 am IST. The most frequent topics are metro, road development, residential projects. Every story explains what it means for buyers, investors, existing owners and tenants, and credits its original source.
For context, Bengaluru averages ₹12,800/sq ft in our research , up 84% over five years , with gross rental yields around 3.8%. We have full research on 3 projects in the city. Use the stories below alongside the price data: a road or metro announcement matters most for the localities it actually reaches.
Bengaluru market data
Bengaluru residents have pushed for the Pink Line’s opening after long delays, and BMRCL is now planning to start the elevated stretch first. For buyers, owners and renters along the route, the key point is that any real estate benefit will depend on how quickly service actually begins and how usable the station access turns out to be.
An IIT-B-led assessment supports the Hebbal tunnel and elevated corridor plan, but IISc has raised serious questions about its assumptions. For property buyers and investors, the big point is still the same: this is a proposal, not an executed upgrade, so any price or rent upside depends on approvals, funding and delivery.
ET Realty reported that Arvind SmartSpaces will jointly develop a 2.5-acre housing project in Bengaluru. It is a project-stage update, so the main takeaway is possible future supply rather than an immediate price move.
