Bangalore Property Market Intelligence

Bangalore Property Market Report — Locality Dashboard & Live Analytics

Cross-referenced Bangalore property market data from K-RERA, BDA filings, sub-registrar transactions and PropertyVest's AI valuation models — refreshed monthly across 25+ Bangalore micro-markets.

₹ / sqft · last 5 years
Capital appreciation
Focus locality
Whitefield
Growth Score92/100
Rental DemandHigh
Price Trend (YoY)+14.2%
Infrastructure88/100
5-year OutlookPositive

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Bangalore Property Market 2026: Price Trends, Growth Corridors & Outlook

The Bangalore property market in 2026 is one of the most resilient residential markets in Asia. Absorption has stayed above pre-2020 peaks for eight consecutive quarters, unsold inventory has compressed to under 22 months across the top 8 micro-markets, and price appreciation has averaged 11.4% year-on-year city-wide — with airport-belt pockets pushing 22%+. PropertyVest's intelligence dashboard aggregates official K-RERA filings, sub-registrar transaction data, BBMP guideline value updates, active new-launch supply and AI-modelled fair-value estimates to give you a single, credible view of what's actually happening on the ground.

Bangalore property price trend: what the data says

Over the last 5 years, Whitefield has appreciated at ~9.8% CAGR, Sarjapur Road at ~11.2%, Hebbal at ~13.6% and Devanahalli plots at ~23.4%. Central Bangalore luxury inventory (Indiranagar, Koramangala, Ulsoor) has been steadier at 6–8% CAGR but with the highest absolute per-sqft prices in the city — often ₹18,000–₹26,000/sqft for premium apartments. The 2024–2026 cycle has been characterised by a shift from mid-segment to premium and luxury launches, driven by dual-income tech households upgrading from 2 BHK to 3 and 4 BHK inventory.

Growth corridors to watch

Devanahalli, Bagalur, Doddaballapur lead the growth league, powered by the Kempegowda International Airport's Phase 2 expansion, the announced ITIR (Information Technology Investment Region), Aerospace Park absorption and improving Peripheral Ring Road access. Sarjapur Road extension beyond Wipro Junction and towards Attibele is the next tier of value discovery. Kanakapura Road south of NICE Junction has seen 14–18% CAGR thanks to the Metro Yellow Line. Hosur Road and Electronic City Phase 3 continue to attract mid-segment absorption from Bosch, Infosys and Wipro catchments.

Rental demand and yield across Bangalore

Rental demand in Bangalore is at a decade high, driven by return-to-office mandates from most IT majors. Whitefield, Marathahalli, Bellandur, HSR Layout and Koramangala have seen 18–28% year-on-year rent increases in furnished 2 BHK inventory. Gross yields are highest in emerging catchments (Sarjapur extension, Chandapura, Hosur Road at 4.2–4.8%) and lowest in luxury central pockets (Indiranagar, Koramangala at 2.6–3.1%). Vacancy periods remain under 30 days in prime IT catchments — a strong signal for cashflow investors.

Infrastructure pipeline shaping the next cycle

Namma Metro Phase 3 will add 44.65 km across Sarjapur, Hebbal, JP Nagar and Kadugodi loops — unlocking value in areas currently under-served. The Peripheral Ring Road (74 km, connecting Tumkur Road to Hosur Road via Sarjapur and the airport) is finally seeing consistent progress. The Suburban Rail project's four corridors will bring Bangalore closer to Doddaballapur, Chikkaballapur, Hosur and Whitefield satellite towns. Every one of these is baked into the 5-year outlook shown in the focus panel above.

How to use this dashboard

Click any locality tile to load the focus panel — Growth Score, Rental Demand, Price Trend (YoY), Infrastructure Score and 5-year Outlook are recomputed from the latest data. The multi-line price chart lets you eyeball relative capital appreciation across four benchmark micro-markets. Combine the dashboard with the verified property marketplace and the investment calculator to translate market data into a specific, actionable Bangalore purchase.