Amrutahalli, Bangalore

Overview

Amrutahalli is a residential market in North Bangalore, located right beyond Hebbal. The area is known for its calm and peaceful environment. Over the last couple of years, real estate here has picked up significantly resulting in an upward movement in property prices. The neighbourhood offers plots, apartments and villa projects with multiple amenities and features. The major USP of Amrutahalli, however, is its location. It lies right in the middle of high-growth corridor from Hebbal to Bengaluru International Airport.

Connectivity

• The area is well accessible to the other parts of the city via a network of roads, the NH-7, NH-104 and Railway Parallel Road. BMTC buses, autos, and taxis can be hired to get to different areas of Bangalore.

• Kempegowda International Airport and Yeshwanthpur Railway Station are also in close proximity from the area.

Factors for Growth

• Proximity to the Manyata Tech Park has been a major catalyst is boosting the realty scenario here.
• Metro Phase III of Namma Metro is further expected to boost the real estate in this market.

Infrastructure Developments: Social & Physical

• The area boasts of several avenues for recreational activities with Lumbini Gardens (4.6km) and Fun World (2.7 km) in the vicinity.

• There are several CBSE, ICSE and State Boards affiliated educational institutes such as Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for advanced scientific research, Eurokids, Vibgyor High School, Vidyaramba Montessori School, and Euro school.

• There are numerous multi and super specialty hospitals offering quality treatment such as Columbia Asia Hospital, Bengaluru Baptist Hospital, Vasan Eye Care, Dr Agarwals Eye Hospital, and Ashwini hospital.

• Banks like Andhra Bank, Central Bank of India, ANZ Bank and State Bank of Mysore have their branches in this area.

Major Challenges

Limited water supply and power cuts are the major challenges faced by the residents of this locality. Moreover, poor provisions for street lighting and increasing number of potholes have further added to the woes of residents.