Yelahanka

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Why Yelahanka

Yelahanka is north Bengaluru's lowest-PSF active cluster at INR 10,000 psf with 11 percent YoY growth. The cluster's complication, and the reason buyers must read it carefully, is that Yelahanka splits into two distinct sub-corridors with different theses.

The Bellary Road sub-corridor (eastern Yelahanka) runs along NH-44 toward Bagalur Cross and the airport. This is the metro-aligned sub-corridor: Phase 2B's Bagalur Cross station sits within walking distance of several active projects. Godrej Aveline at sub-800 metres from Bagalur Cross is the corridor's most metro-proximate launch. Century Kindle and Assetz Codename Sanctum sit on or near this spine, with the Sattva Horizon office anchor (Amazon's 7,000-employee Bengaluru HQ) within the catchment.

The Doddaballapura Road sub-corridor (western Yelahanka) is older and more residential, with mature social infrastructure (BCCI Centre of Excellence, Stonehill International School, the Indian Air Force station) but no direct metro alignment. Harrow International School sits just outside the cluster's western edge in the IVC Road catchment, close enough that Yelahanka western families use it as their default IB option. Karnataka Cabinet's elevated corridors package (April 2026) targets this sub-corridor for road decongestion, which is the corrective for the lack of metro.

The two sub-corridors trade at different effective premiums. Bellary Road sub-corridor projects with sub-1-kilometre metro proximity command INR 11,000 to INR 13,000 psf. Doddaballapura Road sub-corridor projects sit at INR 9,000 to INR 11,000 psf. The conventional cluster-average INR 10,000 psf masks this 20 to 30 percent intra-cluster variation.

The right buyer for Yelahanka eastern is metro-and-airport-proximate value: the corridor offers metro access at a 30 to 40 percent discount to Hebbal's PSF. The right buyer for Yelahanka western is the family seeking established social infrastructure (top-tier international schools, healthcare, sports facilities) and willing to trade metro proximity for liveability. Treating Yelahanka as one cluster collapses these two distinct buyer thesis into a misleading average.

Yelahanka matters because it sits at the intersection of strong investor appetite, strong end-user movement, and New Airport Road access;

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