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Propmyna Khabri
Karnataka Issues Final Land Notification for Bidadi Township Project
A staggering 4,944.49 acres of land near Bidadi has just received final notification for acquisition by the Karnataka government, paving the way for the Greater Bengaluru Integrated Township (GBIT) project. This significant move, occurring right after a review panel announcement, marks the largest land tranche notified for the city. For real estate buyers and investors in Bengaluru, this massive infrastructure development signals long-term growth potential and new opportunities in the region. Has anyone here had first-hand experience with the Bidadi area or have more insights on this project?
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This is great news for Bengaluru's overall growth, no doubt. But for us first-time buyers with limited budgets, these mega projects often mean prices just become unreachable. I was looking at some properties near Adigara Kallahalli, and even there, prices have gone up so much in the last year. Will Bidadi just become another premium locality that's out of budget for the average person?
Heard from a local broker that some land parcels around Bidadi already saw a small jump in prices even before this news. They're quoting around 2500-3000 per sq ft for plots in some unapproved layouts. For apartments, it's all speculative right now, but builders will definitely start acquiring land aggressively. This is similar to how prices shot up around Akshayanagar when the peripheral ring road was first announced.
I've heard about this for ages, but this final notification sounds serious. My friend lives in Kengeri and is always complaining about the commute. If Bidadi develops properly, it could be a game-changer for people working towards Mysore Road. What kind of price range are we talking about for plots or apartments if this actually materializes?
Bidadi? Haven't we heard this before? Projects announced, land acquired, then nothing for years. My uncle invested in a plot near Aavalahalli years ago thinking it would boom, still waiting. Is this actually going to happen or just another paper project?
This time it feels different because of the sheer scale and the recent review panel. The government seems serious about decongesting Bengaluru. But I agree, past experiences make one cautious. We need to see actual work start on the ground.
Sahi baat hai. Aavalahalli ka example bilkul sahi hai. The 'final notification' part is what's making it sound more serious this time, but yeah, execution is key. Bangalore mein bahut projects aise hi reh jaate hain.
Wow, 4944 acres! Bidadi, that's a bit far from central Blr right? But if it's a 'Greater Bengaluru' project, maybe prices will shoot up there. As a first-time buyer, should I even look this far out?
Dekho, if you're looking for immediate occupancy and daily commute, maybe not. But for long-term investment, say 7-10 years, it could be a good bet. Just make sure the infrastructure actually develops. A lot of these projects get stuck.
Exactly my thoughts! Bidadi is definitely on the outskirts. My parents keep telling me to buy something closer to the city, but if this GBIT project actually takes off, the appreciation could be huge. Confused, yaar.