Is Investing in Sarjapur Road the SMART Move in 2024?

[@ssundar6763]

Sarjapura road is the most unlivable zone in Bangalore. Roads are horrible, no water and no proper power supply. Localities of many villages on this road kind of own their territories and view others as outsiders. Popular for wrong side driving and road rage. It will take 1 hour to cover a stretch of 6 kms on this road. The real estate mafia creates a hype about this road for their advantage.

[@kalpkumudkumar8163]

Varthur is even worse ….

[@Noone-hl9ri]

I agree with traffic issue but haven’t faced other issues, I have seen videos of road rage and thankfully hasn’t happened to me. What I liked the most about the area is less pollution and greenery(not towards HSR, towards Sompura gate)

[@sourobhdas1235]

💯💯 Truth spoken. One of the worst places to live in Bengaluru.

[@maverickranjan]

Sarjapur road does have its advantages in terms of location. My wife and I stayed off Sarjapur Road (Hosa Road) for 6.5 years and were able to cover offices in Bellandur, EC1, HSR, Sarjapur Road. Also, if you are out looking for a luxury property like a villa, Sarjapur Road has the space. And is more convenient than Kanakpura Road or the Airport area. We haven't faced a water crisis, but it was mostly tanker water in our apartment, and now it is borewells. But that's true for any area in Bangalore like Whitefield, EC etc. Only Central Bangalore gets Cauvery. What you say about the condition of the roads, is true to an extent. But then, in Bangalore, apart from Central Bangalore, I don't think the infra is great anywhere. Even Koramangala has hopeless roads, and half done construction is everywhere - whether it is the Dommasandra flyover or the Ejipura one. BBMP is a misnomer for civic apathy. We pay the highest taxes, whether it is houses, cars, or liquor, and end up getting nothing.

[@ranjannayak8948]

Marathahalli & Hoodi are worst place to live.

[@biswajitsutar6318]

One request to Karnataka govt. Please First try to maintain the existing road make it drivable condition then think about metro corridor otherwise next 5 yrs the city will be unhabitable. And please don't mislead people as we don't when metro will come in Sarjapur.

[@Samuelgatesvideo]

Really appreciate about your valuable video

[@balasundar9778]

This video is informative with the areas and opportunities in Sarjapur. It would be great if Address Advisors come up with other growing areas similar to Sarjapur. Thanks

[@Aishwarya-h8h]

Please feature North Bangalore in your upcoming episode! Excited to learn more about it

[@SamanthaMae-i4p]

Please include North Bangalore in the next episode! I’m excited to know more about it

[@MrNat1ism]

Sarjapur rd is the best and affordable place now in Bengaluru near to IT corridor( Ring Rd, white field, electronics City IT companies)HSR, Koramangala, Indranagar, btm, JP ngr and Jaynagara. Metro and PRR to come will make it the best.

[@Noone-hl9ri]

Bangalore as a whole will benefit greatly once PRR is ready, god knows when they even start 😂

[@Family-and-fun-UAAN]

What about it parks in Sarjapur road , with that much residention appts coming this area require heavily IT parks. There are no such projects there....

[@stephaniehale946]

*How was 2023 when it comes to the water supply in Bangalore?*

[@muralin3582]

We all are depending mother nature. Water also comes how people are coming here like

[@Santhosh_39]

Even village roads are better than sarjapur road. Most of road rages happended in bangalore will be from sarjapur road and many constructions are going on and you can find that area is full of workers, labours, etc.

[@amankapri]

very informative. Thanks for sharing this. 👍

[@Praveen-r9j]

I hope you cover North Bangalore in your next episode 🙏

[@vyshnavvinod-w4e]

I really appreciated the video on sarjapura market analysis-it was well done. Could you also explore the price trends in the market over the past decade? It would be valuable to showcase how the market has evolved over time. Also, could you share some intriguing insights into what triggered the growth in specific segments of the market?

[@aanshul16]

How is prestige city project in sarjapur road ?

[@ranjannayak8948]

It's good project, but too much inside.

[@nagarajm5701]

Sarjapura road traffic congestion its gets reflected to nearby surrounding areas because of village road not the wider road it is like a hell to leave in that area even if you sell the property need to find buyer will be difficult it is not for investment

[@shakthis_view]

very well explained

[@bkswastik1004]

Please cover north Bangalore area as well, thanks in advance

[@ashred9665]

sexy traffic, daily road rage, no water, power cuts, pollution - what's not to love

[@Noone-hl9ri]

I stay in Sarjapura - Sompura gate. Except for the traffic I have not faced other issues, pollution wise the area I stay is probably the best area, zero pollution with plenty of greenery around and water from panchayat.

[@ashred9665]

@@Noone-hl9ri you are in Tamil Nadu almost ... I'm referring to the areas beginning with Iblur Junction towards Carmelaram

[@Noone-hl9ri]

@@ashred9665 In those areas prices are highly inflated and not worth buying because of the pollution. But one can consider towards Kodathi Wipro, Muthanalluru cross and Sompura Gate as prices are very affordable + no pollution.

[@tmskbl1989]

what is the land rate there?

[@addressadvisors]

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[@kedarnath8651]

Need information about North bangalore.

[@manjunathn2111]

Discuss about plotted development also

[@isaacgeorge7239]

Cover north Bangalore next please

[@HariKrishna-mi6is]

Bangalore is in ICU. Last days of glory.

[@puttajunjaiah]

Sarjapur is exploding with high population, very bad road conditions. The builders are literally raping the area. Traffic jams are common. If you get struck, you get struck for hours. Highly polluted area. Welcome to Sarjapur

[@worldisone2429]

You guys are the fastest fools to invest in Sarjapur Road. Time will tell you.

[@StampSEO]

stupid take.thousands of apartments and IT parks all connected by a singple 15 feet road.The bottle neck is already insane in the road- in 10 year it will be unlivable.

[@lowrencealbino1763]

Looks like you guys got a bunch from the real estate mafia. Pathetic roads + Poor infrastructure in and around Sarjapur. Just look at the nearby city like Hyderabad to learn how to build roads/ flyovers.

[@prateekthapliyal6865]

No water, no road, no infra

[@rajeshhegde5950]

No , in few days it will change. Sharjapur will not be any investment boom.

[@SamitShankar]

Bad area to invest and live. Avoid like a plague

[@udayv6995]

Most overrated suburb in Bangalore , zero infrastructure, no proper drinking water and drainages , high density traffic , non existent footpath and proper roads , area is not under bbmp , please avoid sarjapura

[@shivarajbhusad3162]

Its Sarjapura not sarjapur Its Bengaluru, not Bangalore Please pronounce names correctly before anything else

[@buddybro-no6zt]

What do u mean by, we have bla bla bla.. do you own them ?😅

[@indiecrypto]

lol, I am curious how much are they paying DK Shiv Kumar.. Worst area to invest

[@Noone-hl9ri]

There are very good areas, trust me I made a very good decision buying a plot here. I bought a plot for 1800 per sqft in 2020 near Muthanalluru and now it has appreciated to 3200. I’ve been living for quite sometime and this area is better than most places, with no pollution and calm place. For investment I would suggest buying plot anywhere around Sarjapura area and for sure the returns will be good.

[@indiecrypto]

@@Noone-hl9ri invest now, pre 2020 investment were all good. It's worst time to invest

[@AmitFiesta]

​@@Noone-hl9rican you provide your contact number. I am also looking for the same

[@goodfoodeverywhere]

This is possible because of Dravidian model