It is clear that Bengaluru has a way of touching your heart. It begins with small talk, such as the ‘wonderful weather,’ and shifts to discussing the city’s cleanliness, greenery, cuisine, education, work culture, and cosmopolitan atmosphere.
All because the allure of Bengaluru is much more than just its IT reputation. These are major reasons why many people choose to make it their ‘Home’.
Choosy Home Buyers Take Up Residence
As Bengalureans assert their position as a global innovation hub, the real estate market is adapting to meet their needs. While also prioritising sustainability, lifestyle adjustments, and infrastructure-led development.
Improvements in lifestyle, such as co-working spaces, EV charging stations, clubhouses, and smart home automation, have become increasingly vital, especially in the luxury and premium sectors. Furthermore, sustainability is a key factor, especially for technology-minded, younger shoppers.
The Movement in the Area
New housing styles are on the rise, with developers setting the expectations for buyers. This has been achieved by creating larger living spaces, rethinking community layouts, and reducing disjointed living areas.
Eco-friendly, Wise Movement in the Works
Bengaluru still claims its Garden City status, even if a little crooked. It is also reinforcing its position as a national leader in green property development.
A number of significant projects are creating benchmarks using climate-resilient tools, EV charging stations, biophilic design, and sensor-based home automation.
Sustainable homes attract a rental premium of 7-10% and appreciate in value by 15-20% annually.
Why Does Bengaluru Remain Bright?
As stated by Debayan Bhattacharya, regional partner at Square Yards, “With strong end-user demand, developer transparency through RERA, and a wealth of amenity-rich projects, Bengaluru remains one of the most trustworthy residential markets in the country.”
He notes that developers in the city are swiftly adapting to regulations and compliance. Adhering to Karnataka RERA and embracing smart technology with a focus on ESG and green development ideas is becoming the norm. Those in the mid-income and above segments are growing more discerning and want stability, disapproving of what he calls “short-termist & luxury-only push.”
Published Date: 18 July, 2025
