What the new infra *really* did to High Rental Yield prices

Infrastructure changes around the High Rental Yield corridor have completely shifted the game, honestly. I work in real estate, but buying for myself is a whole different level of analysis, you know? I'm trying to figure out the actual impact of the new metro lines and expressways on property values and rental yields here. Like, which specific pockets within High Rental Yield are seeing the biggest jump? Is it just the immediate areas near metro stations, or has the entire corridor benefited significantly? Builders always talk up connectivity, but what's the ground reality for actual rental income growth? Is this growth sustainable, or is it already priced in? I'm eyeing a 2BHK around here, but not sure if I'm late to the party. Any off-the-record insights on future appreciation, especially with the upcoming major infrastructure?.