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Private sector: who is putting money into Bangalore

Developers and anchor institutions turn open land into neighbourhoods people want to live in.

GovernmentPrivate sectorIT sector

What drives it

Township developersLarge planned communities reshape outer areas.
Logistics parksWarehousing clusters form along highways.
Hospitals and schoolsAnchor institutions make areas liveable.
Retail and mixed useMalls and offices follow new homes.

Areas it lifts most

North Bangalore

Devanahalli

+12.5%
₹5,600 per sq ft · Private sector influence 3/3East Bangalore

Sarjapur Road

+11%
₹7,000 per sq ft · Private sector influence 3/3South Bangalore

Kanakapura Road

+10.5%
₹4,800 per sq ft · Private sector influence 3/3West Bangalore

Tumkur Road

+9.5%
₹4,600 per sq ft · Private sector influence 3/3North Bangalore

Yelahanka

+10%
₹6,800 per sq ft · Private sector influence 2/3North Bangalore

Hebbal

+9.5%
₹8,800 per sq ft · Private sector influence 2/3

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