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Bangalore rated 2nd most dynamic city in the world. What it means for Bangalore Real Estate

What is the City Momentum Index?

The Index tracks the speed of change of a city’s economy and commercial real Estate market. It covers 134 major established and emerging business hubs and identifies cities that have the potential to maintain the greatest dynamism over the short and long term. It incorporates 42 metrics across 3 key areas – Short term momentum, Long term fundamentals and commercial real estate momentum.

Bangalore ranked as 2 on short term momentum, 36 on commercial real estate momentum and 80 as long term fundamentals.

The first set of factors, which accounts for 40% of the overall ranking, includes socio-economic factors – GDP, population, air passengers, corporate headquarters and foreign direct investment. That’s where Bangalore has done well with it being the 2nd largest IT cluster after silicon valley.

The second, accounting for 30%, focuses on commercial real estate momentum, which encompasses changes related to construction, rents, investment and transparency in the office, retail and hotel sectors. Ranked 36, Bangalore has seen least vacancy in office space .

The third group includes innovation capacity and technological prowess, access to education and environmental quality. It accounts for 30% of the index. Bangalore has the highest startup population in India giving it the edge on the innovation capacity, coupled with the technology focus that the area brings

The assumption is that without a concentration on education and the environment, strong economies and business practices that encourage start-ups and patent applications, these cities can flame out.

Whats the imapact on Bangalore Real Estate
Highest City Momentum Index cities are amongst the fastest growing real estate markets too. With their appetite for expansion and high demand, dynamic cities tend to have better rental yields, more employment avenues and hence a sustained long term growth. One of the threats for high dynamism is adverse effects on the cities ecosystem, unusually high load on its natural resources and if not planned properly there are pockets in the city which end up with bottlenecks. This may still be an advantage as the city would grow further to accommodate its needs leading to more opportunities for investment.
Bangalore real estate has all the tell tale signs of an upswing along with the warnings that come with it. The price rise and ecosystem of Whitefield as a microcosm, as well as the recent upswing in demand for North Bangalore pockets like Thanisandra clearly indicates the appetite in the market. Bangalore real estate has indeed given its early investors a fair return on their investment in the last 5 years. The suggested view for the coming 5 years would be to invest in areas surrounding the already developed zones leaving a good margin for appreciation.

If you plan to invest in Bangalore Real Estate, you should consider North Bangalore and areas surrounding Whitefield like Varthur, Hoodi and Projects along the Old Madras Road.

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