Property prices along the newly extended 3-kilometer stretch of Bengaluru’s Green Line metro have surged, with average prices now reported to have more than doubled in some areas. The metro extension, which connects key localities in the city, has significantly impacted the real estate market, fueling demand for residential and commercial properties in the neighborhoods along the new route.
According to real estate analysts, the completion of the metro extension has made previously less accessible areas much more attractive to buyers and investors. Residential properties near the newly added metro stations have seen a sharp increase in value, with average prices rising by up to 100% in some regions. In particular, areas like Hebbal, Jakkur, and Yelahanka, which are now better connected to the rest of the city via the Green Line, have become hotspots for both homebuyers and real estate developers.
The Green Line extension, which enhances connectivity to key hubs like the Kempegowda International Airport and the city’s central business districts, has improved the commute times for thousands of residents. This ease of access is a major factor driving the property price increase. The metro’s reach into suburban areas has also encouraged commercial growth, with retail and office space in these neighborhoods becoming increasingly sought after.
Industry experts predict that as Bengaluru’s metro network expands further, areas along the new routes will continue to see steady appreciation in property values, making them attractive investment opportunities for those looking to capitalize on the city’s ongoing infrastructure development.
