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Bengaluru real estate booms amid luxury Surge, legal action & infra push
Bengaluru’s real estate market in June 2025 is witnessing a dynamic mix of soaring luxury housing sales, critical legal interventions, and transformative infrastructure projects—all shaping the city’s urban fabric.
Luxury segment hits ₹1,000 Crore
Sales in the luxury housing segment jumped by 59% year-on-year, reaching ₹1,000 crore in FY25, up from ₹627 crore the previous year. Demand is surging among CXOs, startup founders, and HNIs, especially in prime areas like Hebbal, where apartments priced between ₹10–12 crore are seeing strong uptake.
High Court cracks down on irregularities
In a major ruling, the Karnataka High Court ordered the demolition of an illegal apartment complex in JP Nagar 5th Phase and directed BBMP to recover demolition costs from errant officials. In a separate relief to residents, the court stayed the BDA’s cancellation of occupancy certificates for Kendriya Vihar Apartments in Yelahanka, safeguarding residents from power supply disruption.
Expressway and metro projects drive growth
The Bengaluru–Chennai Expressway’s Karnataka section is now operational, with the Tamil Nadu stretch expected by August 2025. This project is set to significantly cut travel time and unlock development potential along the corridor. Additionally, Namma Metro’s Phase 3—particularly the new Orange Line—has received cabinet clearance, promising to enhance east-west connectivity by 2029.
Sales dip, launches surge
Despite a 10% dip in housing sales (15,340 units in Q1 2025), the market saw a 62% rise in new project launches (20,484 units). This reflects shifting developer focus toward emerging zones in the city’s outskirts, driven by unaffordable core areas.
Price trend and future outlook
Home prices are expected to rise 5–10% this year, especially in East and South Bengaluru. With infrastructure upgrades and investor optimism, Bengaluru’s real estate continues to evolve as a high-potential investment landscape.