Ratings & Reviews of Yelahanka, Bangalore 560064

With quiet areas like Yelahanka Lake providing a true escape from the mayhem of the metropolis, the neighbourhood is quite green. Walking about makes me feel safe. Knowing the neighbourhood is mostly families and well-planned grounds generates a lovely community mood. The excellent road access is the main benefit. Particularly given how close one is to the airport, travel is very easy. Given its proximity to excellent schools and hospitals, it's a great place to live and I strongly advise it. Although all is excellent, the one service I want to quickly improve is steady Lowering our reliance on tankers, Cauvery provides water throughout all residential districts.

Yelahanka is just a must-see for its amazing development prospects if you're exploring North Bangalore. Its distinguishing characteristic is unmatched proximity to Kempegowda International Airport and outstanding road and rail connections including the Yelahanka Junction, hence guaranteeing excellent connectivity. Families will find the perfect setting in the area's strong social environment with excellent healthcare and premier educational institutions including Canadian International School. Driven by ongoing infrastructural developments like the Bengaluru Business Corridor, property here is relatively inexpensive and gives appealing investment entry points as well as consistent rental returns. Abundant green cover improves liveability. Still, for resident safety, the internal roads of the area sometimes lack sufficient lighting, therefore they need fast renovation. Yelahanka provides serene life with great future investment.

Positives: I find the rent here to be very reasonably priced when compared to main Bangalore. Road and rail connections are still very good. It certainly is a bustling district with many new homes and an oddly high quantity of remaining green space. Being close to the airport is a big plus. Having big schools such as Canadian International School nearby is ideal. It is reassuring and feels safe given the modest crime rate.

Negatives: The absence of metro connections is the main problem since that would greatly reduce traffic and make commuting much easier. Although we have supermarkets, the few late-night shopping or entertainment alternatives stand out. Better shopping and excellent multiplex alternatives would be very helpful in the nearby region.

Positive: Selecting Yelahanka was a tactical choice because it had an outstanding proximity to the Kempegowda International Airport and access to Old Airport Road. Living there seemed like it cost much less than main Bangalore localities. The area provided good social infrastructure in terms of schools such as Canadian International School and hospitals like Cytecare. The presence of many green areas was unforgettable, providing a beautiful, serene environment.

Negative: One difficult aspect of living here was the infrastructural deficit; the location still did not have metro connectivity, and hence the need to depend on bus and road transport. Another significant drawback was the inadequate supply of water in most residential pockets, compelling dependency on private tankers, particularly during summer.

Positives: I purchased a flat in Yelahanka mainly due to the fact that it's far cheaper than Central Bangalore. The airport connectivity through Airport Road is ideal for travel. Yelahanka Lake provide open space. We have good multi-specialty hospitals like Cytecare close by. Yelahanka Railway Junction is very convenient even in the absence of full Metro connectivity yet, and the area is peaceful and established.

Negatives: The traffic around the Hebbal flyover is horrible during rush hours. There's a paucity of good, big shopping malls or multiplexes to go for entertainment. I hope the city completes the Metro expansion here soon, as that would improve connectivity tremendously and reduce road congestion for everyone.

Positives: As a tenant at Yelahanka I adore the peaceful, leafy atmosphere here. There are numerous lakes and parks and essential shops, schools and hospitals are an easy distance away. Good road connectivity and the upcoming Blue Line metro make commuting to the city and airport easy. The area is safe and stable to me, and I have quiet evenings after work.

Negatives: I see the flyover work being underway for long suffocating the main roads and weekend traffic congestions are the norm. New township developments promise development but also create pressure on parking, drains and roads in the area. I desire quicker completion of civic projects and improved road maintenance so that life here remains easy and peaceful.

For me, Yelahanka ticks all the boxes, to say the least. I found the property prices affordable than many other places. Also, my workspace is not very far, while the Devanahalli Business Park, KIADB Aerospace SEZ, and other big developments have transformed the nearby areas as well. The Namma Metro’s Phase 2 connectivity will also be a huge boost for the residents here. It will also transform the entire profile of Yelahanka. Civic and social infrastructure is decently available by now, since the area has been around for a long time. I like living here, although there are some issues with waste management and sanitation.

Yelahanka is one area which has always captivated me. This is because I wanted to stay in a place which is near the airport, but not directly in the airport zone (yes it is strange, but it suits me). Yelahanka seemed like the best option, so I bought property a few years back and moved in. Life has been good enough ever since, since I fly out quite often, and find the airport pretty doable within about 20-25 minutes from my residential complex. Also, I work at the Manyata Tech Park, which is also well-connected to this locality.

The lack of proper garbage disposal is a sore point for the area. This should be spruced up at the earliest by the municipal authorities.

Yelahanka is a good place to stay, particularly for its proximity to the airport (which is only within 20-30 minutes by car). This suits me, since I fly out frequently from the city. Also, the Manyata Tech Park, KIADB Aerospace SEZ, and the Devanahalli Business Park are also accessible from the area, which means that many professionals working in these areas stay here. I am also eagerly waiting for Phase 2 of the Namma Metro, which will boost connectivity for all of us who are living here. This will also boost the property rates, in my opinion.

Electronic City and some other core areas are very far from Yelahanka, which is one issue. Also, there are some dump yards that should be removed, while the waste disposal system should be improved at the earliest.

Positives: I feel rejuvenated to live in Yelahanka. It has a mix of peace and ease. I like being close to green lakes and parks for peaceful strolls. I find the area secure with a warm community feel. Accessibility is easy with trains, buses, a proposed Blue Line metro and within reach airport. Rentals are affordable in relation to central Bangalore. Increasing housing developments and small offices provide additional job opportunities.

Negatives: I also see a few areas that require improvement. Yelahanka is somewhat remote from the city center for regular commuters. Some major projects, like the flyover, are delayed. Peak hour traffic and constricted inner roads increase travel time for short trips. I still gladly recommend staying here presently.

Yelahanka has been good to me in most cases, and I have loved staying here for the last couple of years. My own residential society has a nice community, and many other branded developers are setting up their projects here. The NH-44/Bellary Road access is the core USP here, while the Metro Blue Line extension will be a big boost in the future. I feel my property will appreciate in value after this development, while my office commute will also become smoother as a result. I personally appreciate the quality of water here, which is softer. The Yelahanka Lake is also a regular evening walk spot, where all friends gather for some chitchat. I love this!

The lifestyle and social amenities need to be developed more in this area, like the cafes, eateries, nightclubs, etc. We all live in good residential communities, and there is a lot of demand for these amenities in Yelahanka.

I am an IT professional who wanted a family-friendly place to settle down in Bangalore, and that’s when I chose Yelahanka. The budget was suitable back then, although I hear that property prices have zoomed up considerably in the recent years. I also fly back to my native place in Chennai regularly, and this is why easy access to the airport was a priority for me. It’s about 25-30 minutes away from Yelahanka, which is a huge plus point indeed. Yes, the distance from the heart of Bangalore is quite a bit, although I have happily made that compromise till now.

I begin my day touring apartments, and I like the region's tranquility coupled with development. The locality is well-connected by direct road access to the airport and NH44, a key railway hub, and the soon-to-be-launched Namma Metro Phase 2 B. Big plots, lakes and parks provide ample greenery and fresh air. New residential complexes and schools make it family-oriented. Prices are lower than in central Bangalore and provide larger houses for the price. There is consistent rental demand from airport personnel and IT commuters, and proximity to tech parks. Local hospitals, bazaars and weekly amenities are within reach. I highly recommend Yelahanka for value buyers looking for long term appreciation. Two areas for improvement are the patchy roads and drainage maintenance, and the lack of more organized commercial office centers.

Yelahanka is a good place for families and middle-class professionals. I like the fact that the airport is usually accessible in about 25-30 minutes. This suits me, since I have to fly out for work almost every month. At the same time, the NH-44/Bellary Road is easily accessible, along with the Doddaballapur Road and the Outer Ring Road. The Blue Line extension of the metro will happen soon, and it will boost the connectivity hugely. The area is home to multiple projects by top developers, while the pollution levels and noise are also lower than in many other places. I like the Yelahanka Lake and its jogging track here. The water quality is also softer and better. Yet, the lifestyle amenities need to be improved here, while the distance from the city centre is a lot.

I am a long-term owner here, and Yelahanka is the ideal combination of city convenience and tranquility. For an owner, it being affordable is a big plus, allowing us to afford more area than anywhere else in Bangalore. It is well connected, with the Airport, major roads like NH 44, and the future Blue Line Metro extension. This locality is actually green, and the laid-back atmosphere, combined with its closeness to corporate areas such as Manyata Tech Park. The major roads are good, and I always suggest this area to all. The only big highlight for change is that the internal roads and the local drainage mechanisms require major and immediate upgrading.

Yelahanka is a good place to live in, considering how the authorities are building the metro station on the Blue Line and the new road that will help reach Jakkur faster. One positive aspect is that the airport is not too far away, which is about 14-15 km. Considering how long it takes from other places, this is a major benefit. Ryan International, Aster CMI Hospital, and many other schools and hospitals are available in the locality: Yelahanka Central and RMZ Galleria Malla are also available in the neighbourhood, along with other retail stores.

Yelahanka needs relief from the civic issues due to road construction projects. It’s very far from central Bangalore, and also, the Yelahanka Junction railway station access needs improvement, since the platforms are hard to reach quickly.

One good thing about living in Yelahanka is that it is a locality that is poised for major infrastructural development in the future. The metro station is being built on the Blue Line. Once it happens, it will possibly connect the residents to the Central Silk Board terminus and other areas. NH-44 to Jakkur will be connected through the 12-meter road also. So, appreciation-wise, I'm expecting something decent in the coming few years. Another thing is that the area is overall home to a good community of people. Many reputed developers have made housing projects here, and social amenities are also being developed rapidly. Yes, ongoing road construction and the traffic jams that pile up are a major issue, but I hope they will be cleared soon.

Positives: Yelahanka is picturesque, green, and the quality of air is significantly improved. Connectivity is excellent. The airport travel on NH 44 is so fast. The upcoming Metro Blue Line will shortly transform our journey towards Hebbal and the big office destinations. I am extremely secure here and the community management is active.

Negatives: The biggest challenge is our distance from the central city's social hubs. Traveling to the CBD is a planned strategy, not a spontaneous visit. For the BBMP, they need to hurry on three things: complete the major road construction, enhance the local drainage capacity on the older roads of New Town, and get more large-sized business parks into the immediate area.

Positives: I have a house in Yelahanka, and it feels calm yet connected. The locality is well-provided with broad roads, fresh air, and good green coverage. Several noted schools such as Ryan International and Nagarjuna Vidyaniketan, and Columbia Asia Hospital and RMZ Galleria Mall, provide very convenient day-to-day life. The new airport road and Yelahanka railway station provide easy connectivity to other places in the city. I like taking evening strolls along Yelahanka Lake atmosphere.

Negatives: Water supply is very erratic in some pockets, especially during the hot summer months. Last but not least, public streetlight coverage is still patchy in most old neighbourhoods, which is a cause for minor security concerns at night.

Positives: I lived in Yelahanka a few years ago, and I used to enjoy early morning strolls along Puttenahalli and Yelahanka Lakes. It was a greener, peaceful, and less congested area. Schools, clinics and shopping malls like RMZ Galleria were within reach. Connectivity through NH 44, Bellary Road, and the railway junction made commute good. The new metro station is arriving soon, which boosted my spirits.

Negatives: But life there also had hard edges. Internal roads were broken and dusty. Monsoons brought drainage failure, flooding. Public transportation beyond main routes was flimsy. Water pressure fell in summer. The under construction flyover still halted. These four things truly must be improved for Yelahanka to be complete