Hosur Road in Bangalore is a lengthy four-to-eight lane highway. It runs through National Highway 7, and stretches all the way from the Vellara Junction on Richmond Road, through Koramangala and Silk Board, and up to the border town of Attibele in Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu. Once peppered with villages, Hosur Road is now well on its way to becoming one of the more developed hubs around the South.
Price Details
The average buy price for property is Rs. 4,540 per squre foot, while the average rent for a 2BHK apartment per month is about Rs 23,700 per month. Although living in Hosur Road seems to be a more common feature for those from the IT sector, more families are resettling there as the property rates are affordable, there is a continued development of infrastructure and a great degree of connectivity that has attracted hordes of people from a multitude of professions.
Connectivity
Hosur Road has a great degree of connectivity and accessibility. It is, in effect, a locality growing in popularity. Hosur Road lies close to Baiyappanahalli, the terminal on the east-west corridor of the Namma Metro, allowing for the arrival at prime localities such as Indira Nagar and M.G. Road within a matter of minutes. The Bangalore City Junction, which is the main railway station in Bangalore, lies 9 kilometres away. It is accessible by bus, autos and taxis. The roadways are equally well laid out. Koramangala, BTM Layout and Daverekere are about 12 kilometres away. The new 11 kilometre long toll way provides direct access to Electronic City.
Hosur is also well connected by bus, particularly the bus stands at Madivala and the Central Silk Board are close by, and connect Hosur well to Shanti Nagar, Majestic and Shivaji Nagar, and other parts of Bangalore. The nearest airport is the Kempegowda International Airport, which is approximately 40 kilometres from Hosur Road. It is accessible by KIA buses, with the frequency of half an hour.
Social Infrastructure
Since the Electronic City has been growing as a considerably large IT hub in the city, the development of Hosur Road has also been augmented with as much fervour and effort. There is a range of both, residential and commercial properties in and around Hosur road. The connection of Madivala to Electronic city has also resulted in a considerable amount of development. The peripheral roads are a great mode of commuting for the residents.
Hosur Road is home to many new residential complexes, a considerable number of restaurants, banks and ATMs, cafes, fitness centres, shopping spots including medical dispensaries, pharmacies and departmental stores.
Other benefits
Being a rather young and upcoming area, Hosur Road shows plenty of promise so far as development goes. There is great possibility that there will be more and more participatory development with the birth of shopping centres and more social infrastructure in the region.
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