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Bangalore Real Estate News Today: Holistic Homes on the Rise as the City Rebounds

CEO Khai Intela

Hey there, fellow Bangaloreans! Remember how the second wave put a bit of a damper on things, especially in the real estate scene? Well, good news is, things are looking up! The city's real estate...

Hey there, fellow Bangaloreans! Remember how the second wave put a bit of a damper on things, especially in the real estate scene? Well, good news is, things are looking up! The city's real estate market is showing some serious signs of bouncing back, and it seems like "holistic homes" are all the rage.

Remember the dip in site visits and inquiries during April and May? Well, as lockdown restrictions eased in June, things started picking up. We're seeing an upswing in both property listings and people showing interest – a good sign that the market is perking up!

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Hybrid Work is Shaping Our Homes

With many of us happily settled into this whole work-from-home groove, the demand for larger homes in Bangalore has remained strong. Think about it: when your home is also your office, you need more space to stretch out, right? It's no surprise that 3 BHK apartments and even villas are seeing a surge in inquiries.

This whole hybrid work situation is making people rethink what they want in a home. It's not just about having a roof over our heads anymore; it’s about creating a space that supports our well-being and productivity. We're talking dedicated workspaces, peaceful relaxation zones, and designs that maximize natural light and ventilation. Developers are catching on to this trend and designing homes that cater to this new way of living.

Location, Location, Location...Still Matters!

While some folks are looking to upgrade within the city, others are open to exploring the outskirts. Areas like Devanahalli, Hebbal, and Yelahanka are attracting those looking for spacious homes without breaking the bank. And hey, Whitefield and Electronic City are still as popular as ever.

What About Rentals?

The rental market in Bangalore is still a bit slow, with vacancy rates higher than usual. This is mainly because many people who left the city during the second wave haven't returned yet. But things are expected to pick up as offices start calling people back and life gets back to its usual bustling self.

So, there you have it – a quick look at what's happening in the Bangalore real estate scene. It's a time of change and adaptation, and it'll be interesting to see what new trends emerge in the coming months!

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