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Property Rates & Price Trends in Bangalore (2026)

Current average residential rates, 5-year price trend, locality-wise rates, configuration-wise pricing and rental yields for Bangalore (Bengaluru) — updated for 2026.

Avg ₹8,500 / sq ft+8% in 1 year~3.5% rental yield
Avg. rate
₹8,500/sqft
Range ₹5,500–₹19,000
1-year change
+8%
▲ appreciating
Rental yield
~3.5%
Citywide avg
Avg 2BHK price
₹70L–1.3Cr
Varies by locality

Bangalore price trend (avg ₹/sq ft)

Residential rates in Bangalore have risen steadily, powered by IT-sector demand, airport-corridor infrastructure and metro expansion:

₹6,500
2022
₹7,200
2023
₹7,900
2024
₹8,200
2025
₹8,500
2026

Figures are city-wide averages; individual localities vary widely (see below).

Locality-wise rates in Bangalore

Average rate and recent trend by micro-market. Select a locality for its detailed rate & price-trend page.

Locality Avg ₹/sq ft 1-yr trend Type
Sarjapur Road ₹8,800 ▲ +10% IT corridor
Whitefield ₹8,500 ▲ +9% IT / Premium
Bannerghatta Road ₹8,500 ▲ +8% South / IT
Thanisandra ₹7,800 ▲ +9% North / IT
Yelahanka ₹7,500 ▲ +9% North
Devanahalli ₹6,500 ▲ +12% Airport belt
Budigere Cross ₹6,200 ▲ +10% Emerging East
Whitefield-Hoskote ₹5,800 ▲ +11% Emerging East

Configuration-wise pricing

Configuration Avg total price Typical ₹/sq ft Monthly rent
1 BHK ₹40L – 65L ₹7,000–10,000 ₹15k–22k
2 BHK ₹70L – 1.3Cr ₹8,000–13,000 ₹22k–38k
3 BHK ₹1.1Cr – 2.2Cr ₹8,500–16,000 ₹35k–60k

What’s driving Bangalore prices

Bangalore’s price growth is anchored by its dominant IT and startup economy, the Kempegowda airport corridor in the north, and an expanding metro network. IT belts like Whitefield and Sarjapur Road hold firm end-user demand, while airport-led areas such as Devanahalli and the emerging east see the fastest appreciation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average property rate in Bangalore in 2026?
The city-wide average is around ₹8,500 per sq ft, ranging from roughly ₹5,500 in emerging eastern and northern belts to ₹19,000+ in premium central and gated-community pockets.
Which Bangalore areas are appreciating fastest?
Airport-corridor and emerging-east micro-markets such as Devanahalli, Budigere Cross and the Hoskote belt have seen the sharpest growth (10–12% a year), driven by infrastructure and IT expansion.
What rental yield can I expect in Bangalore?
Residential rental yields average around 3.5%, and are typically higher in IT-corridor micro-markets like Whitefield and Sarjapur Road where tenant demand is strong.
Rates and trends are indicative averages compiled from public listings and market sources for 2026, and vary by project, floor, view and configuration. Verify current pricing with a professional before transacting.