If you are planning to buy real estate in Bangalore ..i would suggest you to go for these localities..
Rachenahalli
Devanahalli
Bannerghatta Road

Thanks for sharing the information.

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Thanks for the information.

Bangalore is performing better than other Indian markets as price hike have been more reasonable and there is better execution of projects. Bangalore has seen a rise of 18 percent in home prices since the first quarter of 2009. In comparison, other markets such as Chennai, NCR and Mumbai have seen increase of 22 percent, 48 percent and 26 percent, respectively.

i am quite unsure about the options you are providing,
Rachenahalli is too far off the city,
similar is the case with Devanahalli...
I do not understand how you would prefer these two places,
a simple google search should have sufficed.

Bannerghatta Road on the other hand is developing rapidly,
with many reputed developers such as:
Mantri,
Mahindra.

Favorable locations for investing in Bangalore would be:
HSR,
J.P Nagar,
JayaNagar,
Kormangala.

At present it is shaking but soon in future it is going to boost up.

real estate is extensively growing in india along with the country's infrastructure.Premium housing and luxury housing preferences have gone up for
real estate developers in mysore which has become anybody's dream.

thanks for the shared info

Now days real state market is going down because last some years economy is going low so that direct impact go to investors. they are hesitating to invest.

This is good time to invest in real estate sector.

Real estate is booming now. Investment will surely not go in vain.

Market conditions vary from cities to cities,
in case of Bangalore its booming,
whereas in Mumbai its still fluctuating,
Kochi market has become saturated,
Jaipur is growing steady.

but the conditions are far better than they were in the past few years.

The property market in India has traditionally been unorganized and fragmented.
However, the recent past has seen a consolidation of positions in the market as
developers are stretching their capacities to the maximum in order to meet the growing
market demand, which in turn has encouraged large projects with sourced financing.

very informative,
thanks!