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In a city pulsing with ambition and growth, Bengaluru’s expanding Namma Metro is no longer just a transportation upgrade—it’s a game-changer for real estate. With every new line announced and each station added, the urban sprawl is redefining itself, giving both homeowners and investors new reasons to look outward from the city’s center.
As connectivity improves, so do the opportunities. From Sarjapur to Devanahalli, the city's emerging zones are stepping into the limelight, promising better accessibility, higher returns, and smarter investments.
Bengaluru’s metro map is already impressive:
The Purple Line stretches from Challaghatta in the southwest to Whitefield (Kadugodi) in the east, covering 43 km and 37 stations.
The Green Line links Nagasandra in the northwest to Silk Institute in the south, spanning 30.5 km and 30 stations.
These two lines have already begun to reshape commute patterns and boost property values in connected zones.
Approved in December 2024, Phase 3A—also known as the Red Line—is set to make a massive impact. This 36.59 km corridor will link Sarjapur in the southeast to Hebbal in the north, slicing through major IT corridors and residential belts.
The line will include 28 stations and five high-impact interchange hubs:
Iblur, Agara, Dairy Circle, KR Circle, and Hebbal.
According to real estate experts, this new phase is expected to:
“Sarjapur has witnessed consistent growth since the pandemic,” says Manoj Agarwal, director at Agarwal Estates. “But what it lacks is direct metro connectivity. That’s about to change.”
With the Red Line linking Koramangala and central Bengaluru, professionals may reconsider expensive Sarjapur Road addresses and migrate to better-connected yet affordable options in the southeast.
Rental values in the region are already surging. In Sarjapur, 2BHK flats now fetch up to ₹40,000/month, and property prices in areas like Varthur hover between ₹80 lakh and ₹1 crore.
In the 2025 Karnataka Budget, CM Siddaramaiah proposed extending the metro to Devanahalli, the gateway to Kempegowda International Airport. This move is set to unlock untapped real estate potential in North Bengaluru, with key hotspots including:
According to Kiran Kumar of Hanu Reddy Realty, affordable 2BHK homes in this region start at ₹60 lakh, with high-end properties reaching ₹1.5 crore or more. Land prices range between ₹6,000–₹8,000 per sq. ft., while apartment rates can touch ₹17,870 per sq. ft. depending on the location.
Real estate expert Manjesh S Rao from BrokerInBlue predicts a 20–30% spike in rental rates over the next 12–24 months in the north. “The route’s alignment with the Ring Road will dramatically reduce traffic congestion, making it a magnet for tenants,” he notes.
Real estate returns are expected to climb steadily:
With better infrastructure, decongested roads, and faster commutes, the metro is not only transforming transportation—it’s quietly rewriting the city’s real estate script.
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