
Bangalore
is amongst the major economic centers of India. The city is in limelight
across the world due to it's booming IT and ITES industry. The city is
India's fourth largest and fastest growing real estate market. Earlier,
Bangalore evolved into a manufacturing hub for public sector heavy
industries like aerospace, space, defence, etc. Currently, it is more into
IT industry.
The establishment and success of numerous business software services
entities in the city laid the foundation stone of information technology
industry. The city is also known as the Silicon Valley of India and around
35 percent of software is exported across the world. The city is also home
to renowned educational and research institutions. These factors have
resulted in tremendous hike in the valuation of Bangalore's real estate
market.
On retail property the average yield returns is around 10-12%, 10-11.25% on
commercial investments and 5-7% per annum on the residential properties.
Property Trends

The
property trends that govern the Bangalore's real estate market are
highlighted below -
The Demand
The government initiatives for development of the city has boosted the
demand for real estate property across the globe. Through private builders /
developers and corporates, the government is promoting Bangalore's real
estate market. Many prestigious IT companies from across the world have
established their base in Bangalore. As a result, various residential
townships (large & medium) are developed at the various locations across
the city.
Basis For Boom
Bangalore is experiencing an all time high in the real estate valuation in
both the domestic and international markets. There are numerous determinants
of the hike in the real estate. Some of them are -
- Development of IT/ITES sector.
- Establishment of new international airport.
- High disposable income of the of the residents.
- Good investment alternative to stocks and bonds.
- Full support from government in relation to tax rebates / reduction.
- Growth in other industries like hospitality, IT, retail,
entertainment, leisure, etc.