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Farmland in the foreground with apartment towers on the horizon near Hoskote Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Hoskote property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Official Hoskote property rates (guidance values) for town sites run about ₹18,000 to ₹30,000 per sq m, or ₹1,672 to ₹2,787 per sq ft. No major consultant publishes a Hoskote market series. Roads are improving fast, but there's no metro yet, the town relies on groundwater, and parts of the taluk carry real flood risk.

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Tree-lined Whitefield road at sunset with an auto-rickshaw and apartment blocks Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Whitefield property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Whitefield property rates run ₹7,100 to ₹15,200 per sq ft for flats (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 14% in a year. The official guidance value is far lower: ₹60,000 per sq m (₹5,574 per sq ft) for the village site line. The Purple Line metro runs here, Cauvery water is still reaching buildings, and flooding is street by street.

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Busy Sarjapur Road traffic beside high-rise apartment towers Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Sarjapur Road property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Sarjapur Road property rates for flats run ₹5,700 to ₹11,300 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up just 3% in a year. Official guidance values fall steeply along the road, from ₹1,69,000 per sq m at Koramangala to ₹20,000 in Sarjapura village. There's no metro on the road yet, and water and approvals change once you leave the city.

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Lake at sunrise with apartment towers reflected near Hebbal Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Hebbal property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Hebbal property rates for flats run ₹7,800 to ₹15,000 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 11% in a year. Official guidance values are much lower: ₹68,200 per sq m (₹6,336 per sq ft) for the Hebbala village site line. Hebbal has no running metro yet; the airport line's Hebbal stretch is targeted for September 2027.

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Villas and green fields seen from above near Devanahalli Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Devanahalli property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Official Devanahalli property rates (guidance values) for town sites run ₹4,500 to ₹44,000 per sq m, or about ₹418 to ₹4,088 per sq ft. No major consultant publishes a Devanahalli price series. The airport metro is targeted for 2027 but won't reach the town itself, and the town's water still depends heavily on groundwater.

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Busy Thanisandra main road lined with shops and apartments Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Thanisandra property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Thanisandra property rates for flats run ₹5,700 to ₹13,500 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 6% in a year. Official guidance values for sites range from ₹33,000 per sq m in Hegde Nagar to ₹78,000 on Thanisandra Main Road. No metro runs here yet; reports put the Blue Line at nearby Nagawara in late 2027 or early 2028.

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Metro train on a bridge over KR Puram traffic and buses Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

KR Puram property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

KR Puram property rates for flats run ₹6,400 to ₹13,400 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 20% in a year, the fastest rise of the 17 Bengaluru locations it tracks. Official site guidance values run ₹40,000 to ₹75,000 per sq m. The Purple Line already stops here; the Blue Line is due from 2027.

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Quiet Yelahanka street with a flowering gulmohar tree and houses Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Yelahanka property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Yelahanka property rates for flats run ₹6,300 to ₹12,700 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 18% in a year, the second-fastest rise of 17 Bengaluru locations. Official guidance values range from ₹29,100 per sq m in the old town to ₹74,410 on New Town's LIC office road. The airport metro's Yelahanka station isn't open yet.

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Hennur road with roadside stalls and new apartment buildings Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Hennur property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Hennur property rates for flats run ₹7,000 to ₹14,000 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 10% in a year. Official site guidance values range from ₹25,000 per sq m off the main road to ₹80,000 on Hennur–Bagalur Main Road. No metro or suburban train runs here yet. Both are under construction nearby.

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Marathahalli seen from above at dusk with dense buildings and traffic Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Marathahalli property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Marathahalli property rates for flats run ₹7,310 to ₹15,500 per sq ft (Knight Frank, H1 2026), up 15% in a year, the fourth-fastest rise of 17 Bengaluru locations. Official guidance values are high too: ₹84,187 per sq m for the village site line and ₹1,20,150 on the ring road. The Blue Line station is still being built.

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Bellandur lake edge with water hyacinth and office towers beyond Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Bellandur property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Bellandur property rates aren't tracked separately by the big consultants, so the firmest numbers are official. The village site guidance value is ₹93,285 per sq m (₹8,666 per sq ft), one of the highest in East Bengaluru, and most apartment lines are ₹63,690. The Blue Line through Bellandur is targeted for mid-2027.

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Narrow Varthur lane with tiled-roof houses and newer apartments Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Varthur property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Varthur property rates aren't tracked separately by the big consultants, so the firmest numbers are official. The village site guidance value is ₹55,000 per sq m (₹5,110 per sq ft), and most apartment lines are ₹44,880. No metro or suburban line is planned through Varthur in the sources we checked.

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JP Nagar residential street with balconies, trees and a parked scooter Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Living in JP Nagar: property rates, metro, water and flood risk

JP Nagar property rates aren't tracked separately by Knight Frank or ANAROCK, so the firmest numbers are official. Apartment lines in the 1st and 3rd phases are ₹70,000 to ₹77,000 per sq m (about ₹6,500 to ₹7,150 per sq ft). The Green Line already stops at JP Nagar, and two more lines are planned or awaiting opening.

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Wide HSR Layout road with cycle lane, trees and apartments at sunrise Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Living in HSR Layout: property rates, metro, water and flood risk

HSR Layout property rates aren't published by Knight Frank or ANAROCK, so official guidance values are the firmest guide. Sectors 1 to 7 are all ₹1,35,000 per sq m (about ₹12,540 per sq ft), rising to ₹2,02,500 on the outer ring road. The Yellow Line runs nearby, and Blue Line stations are targeted for mid-2027.

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Koramangala street with lit cafes and people walking in the evening Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Koramangala property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Koramangala property rates aren't published by Knight Frank or ANAROCK, so official guidance values are the firmest guide. Most blocks are ₹1,14,000 per sq m (about ₹10,590 per sq ft), the 3rd Block is ₹1,40,000, and the Hosur–Sarjapur road and inner ring road frontage is ₹1,69,000. No metro line runs through Koramangala yet.

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Indiranagar tree-lined street with lit shopfronts at dusk Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Indiranagar property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Indiranagar property rates aren't published by Knight Frank or ANAROCK, so official guidance values are the firmest guide. HAL 2nd Stage is ₹1,25,000 to ₹1,30,000 per sq m (about ₹11,600 to ₹12,080 per sq ft), the 80 ft road ₹1,87,000 and the 100 ft road ₹2,70,000. The Purple Line has run through Indiranagar for years.

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Hosur Road elevated highway with traffic and apartment towers Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Living on Hosur Road: property rates, metro, water and flood risk

Hosur Road property rates change sharply along its length. Guidance values fall from ₹1,98,900 per sq m on the inner road to ₹42,000 in Bommanahalli and ₹28,320 in Singasandra. At the Electronic City end, Knight Frank put flats at ₹5,700 to ₹8,600 per sq ft in H1 2026. The Yellow Line has run along the road since August 2025.

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Tumkur Road elevated highway past industrial sheds and apartment towers Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Tumkur Road property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Tumkur Road property rates were ₹5,300 to ₹10,200 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 16% in a year, according to Knight Frank. ANAROCK put the average launch value at ₹9,200. Guidance values run from ₹2,00,000 per sq m on the highway frontage to ₹40,000 in Chikkabidarakallu. The Green Line runs along the road.

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Narrow Rajajinagar lane with old multi-storey houses and balconies Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Rajajinagar property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Rajajinagar property rates were ₹11,500 to ₹23,200 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 9% in a year, according to Knight Frank. That's the highest range of the West locations it tracks. Guidance values run from ₹1,75,000 per sq m around Bashyam Circle to ₹77,500 in 4th M and N Block. The Green Line runs along its eastern edge.

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Malleshwaram lane with old tiled houses, big trees and baskets of flowers Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Malleshwaram property rates (2026): metro, water and flood risk

Malleshwaram property rates were ₹9,200 to ₹17,500 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 13% in a year, according to Knight Frank. Guidance values run from ₹1,95,000 per sq m on the Margosa Road and 3rd Main row to ₹70,400 on the Pipeline cross roads. Most numbered cross roads sit at ₹1,04,800 to ₹1,44,000. The Green Line serves Sampige Road.

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Hebbal and Thanisandra skyline at dusk with an elevated road lit by traffic Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Hebbal vs Thanisandra: the data side by side

Hebbal vs Thanisandra comes down to price against timing. Knight Frank put Hebbal at ₹7,800 to ₹15,000 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 11%, and Thanisandra at ₹5,700 to ₹13,500, up 6%. Neither has a running metro. Hebbal's airport line is targeted for 2027; Thanisandra waits on Nagawara.

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Aerial view of Electronic City and Sarjapur Road apartment clusters Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Electronic City vs Sarjapur Road: the data side by side

Electronic City vs Sarjapur Road is a choice between a running metro now and a higher-priced road waiting for one. Knight Frank put Electronic City at ₹5,700 to ₹8,600 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 10%, and Sarjapur Road at ₹5,700 to ₹11,300, up 3%. Gross yields are similar, at about 4.2%.

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Highway from Yelahanka toward Devanahalli with green land and apartments Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Devanahalli vs Yelahanka: the data side by side

Devanahalli vs Yelahanka is a choice between a town outside the city and a suburb inside it. Yelahanka has Knight Frank data, ₹6,300 to ₹12,700 per sq ft, up 18% in H1 2026, plus Cauvery coverage. Devanahalli has no consultant price series, relies largely on groundwater and is dominated by plotted layouts.

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Metro line running between apartment towers in KR Puram and Whitefield Areas
By Nitin Gupta

KR Puram vs Whitefield: the data side by side

KR Puram vs Whitefield is a choice between faster recent growth and deeper evidence. Knight Frank put KR Puram at ₹6,400 to ₹13,400 per sq ft in H1 2026, up 20%, and Whitefield at ₹7,100 to ₹15,200, up 14%. Both are on the Purple Line. Only Whitefield has a consultant rent figure.

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Hoskote edge with a bus shelter, farmland and apartment towers Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Hoskote vs Budigere Cross: the data side by side

Hoskote vs Budigere Cross is a comparison with thin official data on both sides. Neither has a Knight Frank or ANAROCK price. Guidance values are close: ₹26,000 per sq m on Hoskote's Old Madras Road line and ₹30,310 in Avalahalli near Budigere Cross. Both are stops on a proposed KR Puram–Hoskote metro.

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Kanakapura Road and Bannerghatta Road apartments in green hills Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Kanakapura Road vs Bannerghatta Road: what the data says

Kanakapura Road vs Bannerghatta Road comes down to price and metro timing. Knight Frank puts Kanakapura Road at ₹5,300–10,100 per sq ft and Bannerghatta Road at ₹7,600–15,500. Kanakapura Road's Green Line stations have run since 2021. Bannerghatta Road's Pink Line has been built and inspected but has no opening date yet.

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Hennur and Thanisandra street at night with an auto-rickshaw and apartments Areas
By Nitin Gupta

Hennur vs Thanisandra: the data side by side

Hennur vs Thanisandra is a close call on price. Knight Frank puts Hennur at ₹7,000–14,000 per sq ft (+10% in a year) and Thanisandra at ₹5,700–13,500 (+6%). Neither has a running metro; the Blue Line's KR Puram–Hebbal stretch is expected by December 2027 to March 2028. Only Thanisandra has a published rent figure.

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Aerial view of north and east Bengaluru with a lake and new housing Areas
By Arvind Patidar

North vs East Bengaluru: what the data says

North vs East Bengaluru splits on momentum and jobs. In H1 2026, Knight Frank found North's sales up 11% and East's down 9%. East's locations grew faster on price, though, and East has the jobs: 29.3% of office leasing against 3.2% for North. East has a running metro; North waits for the Blue Line.

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Waterlogged road between half-built blocks in Varthur and Panathur Areas
By Gaurav Mongia

Varthur vs Panathur: the data side by side

Varthur vs Panathur is a comparison without consultant prices; neither Knight Frank nor ANAROCK publishes a rate for either. Official floors are close: Varthur village is ₹55,000 per sq m and Panathur's village lines ₹53,900 to ₹60,000. Both are GBA wards in the East corporation, and neither has a metro station yet.

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Mysore Road with metro viaduct, bus and apartment towers Areas
By Arvind Patidar

Mysore Road vs Kanakapura Road: two roads that already have a metro

Mysore Road vs Kanakapura Road is a rare comparison where both roads already have a running metro. The Purple Line has reached Challaghatta on Mysore Road since 2023, and the Green Line has reached Silk Institute on Kanakapura Road since 2021. Benchmarks are close: ANAROCK's ₹7,870 per sq ft for Mysore Road against Knight Frank's ₹7,700 midpoint for Kanakapura Road.

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