Bangalore has always enjoyed the Silicon
Valley status for a long time, or one should say it has earned this position.
It has been the IT hub of India for a long time, and has earned this tag due to
its corporate culture supporting startups.
The Municipal administration needs to be
credited with the way Bengaluru has grown, as also the cultural-metropolis
connect which it has established. The government and the administration
realized the potential which the city offered and put in the effort to bring up
the infrastructure, in terms of IT parks, office space, residential affordable
accommodation, roads, transportation facilities etc.
Today Bangalore is the number one city on the Livability
Index and the most sought after real estate property in India. The
all-around expansion of the city municipal limits, has ensured a uniform land
pool for future real estate and
property developments in Bangalore. The real estate developers in
Bangalore have played up well to stick to the basics and catering to the real
needs of the end user.
The real
estate in Bangalore has matured well, catering to all the needs. It
has exclusive corporate and IT zones, residential sectors as well hybrid areas
which cater for both. Thus, providing the end user, a wide variety and choice.
The sector has done well to keep the property rates under check and in the
affordable as well as, mid segment range.
The startup boom has helped Bangalore in its
real estate growth to quite an extent. Bangalore being tagged the Silicon
Valley becomes the natural destination for Startups, spanning the employers as
well as employees. The hybrid all-brand culture of Bangalore from MG Road to
Electronic City and White Field, provides the casualness which the young Indian
loves to associate with.
The weather is another crucial factor, the
temperate settings, of neither too hot nor too cold, contribute towards why a
number of corporate houses and MNCs get attracted to Bangalore.
However, the warning bells are already being
sounded, the City municipal infrastructure is already reeling under this
expansion and is unable to cope the water, electricity and sewage requirement.
If these are not addressed in the right earnest in the immediate future,
Bangalore will very quickly loose its sheen as the ultimate IT destination.
In order to ensure that the real estate and property sector in Bangalore
does not land-up in the same state as what Gurgaon is, the real estate
developers need to ensure that the municipal authorities provide the required
infrastructure in the upcoming real estate destinations like, Sarjapur,
Haskote, Thanisandra, Kalkere, Narayanpura, Hesaraghatta, etc.
Real estate and
Property market in Bangalore is
going through a very crucial phase, if it can match the ongoing real estate
expansion with supporting infrastructure in the coming years, it would probably
break the tag of an ideal Smart City. If not it may also crash like the Gurgaon
real estate market, only time will tell which way the tide turns.