The real estate market is down almost everywhere due to various circumstances, including a global recessionary wave, lack of jobs, and sluggish economic activity worldwide — partly impacted by tariffs and trade policies under the Trump era, among other factors.
However, one city — and more specifically, one region — is defying the trend and witnessing a real estate boom. This is the only place globally showing proportionate and sustained growth in the sector: the northern region of Bengaluru, particularly around the airport.
Ever since Terminal 2 of Kempegowda International Airport became operational, the area has undergone a significant transformation.
A surge in manufacturing companies setting up operations around the airport has changed the economic landscape.
Had it remained just an IT hub, the growth might have been modest. But with the influx of manufacturing industries, the area has taken on a new dimension — now being referred to by some as "the new city in growth."
Interestingly, some even attribute part of the real estate surge to the presence of Jaggi Vasudev’s (Sadhguru’s) ashram in the vicinity, which is believed to be contributing to the rising interest and investment in the area.
