Basaveshwara Circle: What's the real ground reality?

It's a tough call. On one hand, you get the central location and metro access. On the other, the congestion, potential water issues, and that price tag are definitely concerns for a first-time buyer. Have you checked out any specific projects there, or is this just a general enquiry for the area? Knowing the builder might help narrow down the real picture.

Looking at current market trends in Bengaluru, 90L for a 2BHK in Basaveshwara Circle is on the higher side unless it's a premium builder with top-notch amenities and RERA approved. For that price, you could explore areas along the Baiyappanahalli Metro corridor, which offer good connectivity and slightly better living conditions, albeit a bit further from the absolute city center. Always check the RERA ID and look up the builder's past projects before committing. Don't just go by carpet area, check the UDS (Undivided Share of Land) too, it's crucial.

I checked out a couple of properties near Chickpet fringe last year, almost finalised one. Metro was great, but the water situation was a huge red flag. Most buildings were heavily dependent on tankers, especially during summer. The builder assured us borewell water, but neighbours openly said it's not enough. Ended up dropping it, didn't want to deal with daily water worries. Think about it, tanker costs add up significantly over time.

Metro connectivity is definitely a plus point there, can't deny that. But the last-mile part is tricky. Auto waale wahan se aage jaane ko ready hi nahi hote sometimes, ya phir double charge karte hain. What's the real ground reality for daily commute from your building to the Metro station?

Basaveshwara Circle, 90L for a 2BHK? Seriously? Bhai, prices have gone mad. Metro connectivity is good, agreed, but that area has always been super congested. For 90L, you can get something much better in a developing area with potential.