Yelahanka, Bangalore

Positives: Having lakes such as Puttenahalli, Allalasandra and so on provides genuine breathing room in contrast to city center tension. New Town Public School, National Public Schools are the best and hospitals nearby, which makes family life easy. Airport Road, NH-44, proximity to Kempegowda International Airport is a major plus. The combination of new residential projects means you have more space for your home. Negatives: First, the traffic is terrible during peak hours particularly near the flyover work, Police Station-NES stretch, and Old Yelahanka Road towards the airport. Those congestion can try your patience. Secondly, water supply is never regular, particularly in certain pockets and in summer; also streetlights are uneven in older neighborhoods.

Positives: I fell for its open skies and green pockets. As an owner I appreciate good road and rail connectivity, short drive to Kempegowda International Airport, spacious designs in Yelahanka New Town, dependable schools, hospitals, lakes and parks to walk around in the morning, friendly neighbourhood bazaars, banks in the area, and consistent rental demand due to jobs in nearby tech and airport jobs. Negatives: Peak traffic during peak hours on major roads and continuous construction near new developments, which is noisy and dusty. Also, metro connectivity is still evolving, hence some of the travel requires buses or trains. Apart from these, the place is secure, services are well-placed, and I gladly suggest Yelahanka for peaceful living with city ease. I enjoy my small balcony glimpse of the lake every day, absolutely serene.

Positives: I thoroughly appriciate the serene and green environment here. The location is serene, with parks and open spaces that make it ideal for morning strolls or weekend getaway. Basic needs such as schools, hospitals, and markets are all within reach, making life highly convenient. I also appriciate that Kempegowda International Airport is nearby. The people here are very friendly, and there are good facilities like shopping centers, restaurants, and well-maintained residential apartments. New residential projects also provide modern amenities and comfortable living alternatives. Negatives: My only small complaint is the low metro connectivity currently, which at times prolongs traveling to the city center to a slightly longer distance. Otherwise, Yelahanka is an ideal combination of convenience locality and comfort.

Positives: This neighbourhood is my favourite place to make my ideal home. Its appearance, for a calm but connected location. Yelahanka's most superior aspect is its fantastic airport proximity and how it's still a quiet, green place removed from the city's typical noise. With excellent schools and hospitals nearby, along with the upcoming metro, it has everything for a family to flourish. I give my society 5 star rating. Negatives: The only slight downsides for me are the occasional problem with the formal water supply, which can be patchy in some areas. Apart from that, it's a good, well-designed area that provides an excellent quality of life.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I am a long term tenant here, and I thoroughly recommend it. Airport and ORR are nearby so traveling is convenient. Yelahanka Junction railway station and future metro provide connectivity. New malls, schools and hospitals are just short drives away. Lakes and green oases make the place nice. Contemporary apartment schemes provide good value for money compared to central Bangalore. Rental activity is on the up thanks to infrastructure development. Local cafes and markets are convenient. Roads are better but require greater maintenance and traffic management. Civic facilities such as drainage, planned parking, trash management and the frequency of public transport require targeted upgrade immediately. I highly recommend living here.

Positives: While I was residing in Yelahanka, I thoroughly enjoyed the peaceful surroundings and the prevalence of green areas. The area is well-developed, with broad roads and a number of parks, which makes it a perfect place for going for a morning walk and relaxing in the evenings. Connectivity was a big positive; the Yelahanka Railway Station and the closeness to the Kempegowda International Airport ensured easy travel. Moreover, the availability of good schools and hospitals in the vicinity made sure that all basic facilities were readily available. Nonetheless, I did observe that the drainage system was not up to the mark, with intermittent waterlogging at times during heavy rainfall. Improving that would make overall living in the area even better.

Positives: I reside here and I like the area's beauty. I prefer the peaceful, green surroundings close to the large Yelahanka Lake and some smaller lakes. My flat is located in a developing neighbourhood with fine schools, hospitals and upcoming residential projects. I get to the railway station and main roads promptly. The locality has neat roads, local markets and pleasant neighbours. It is near Kempegowda International Airport and future connectivity via metro will be convenient. Property is affordable relative to central Bangalore and maintenance is satisfactory. I am safe and proud of my abode here. It needs improved frequency of public transport, intelligent traffic handling and good street lights in certain pockets overall to improve.