Kommasandra is gaining attention in Bangalore real estate scene, sparking the question: is Kommasandra the next Sarjapur Road? In early 2025, the average apartment price in Kommasandra reached ₹8,333/sq. Ft., with villas priced around ₹4,700. The area has seen up to 16% QoQ growth and is minutes from the soon-to-open Yellow Line metro. With new townships and improving infrastructure, Kommasandra is mirroring Sarjapur’s early growth story.
Sarjapur Road emerged as a hotspot in the early 2000s, led by the IT boom, proximity to ORR, and projects like RMZ Ecoworld and Embassy Tech Village. Its prices have grown over 73% between 2019 and 2024, making it one of the most expensive corridors in East Bangalore.
Now, Kommasandra is following that path—offering lower entry prices, fast-developing infrastructure, and large-scale launches like Nambiar District 25, drawing buyer and investor interest alike.
Kommasandra is positioned to become the next Sarjapur Road in terms of affordability, builder activity, and infrastructure. With metro access, the STRR, and landmark projects like District 25, it offers a second-chance investment zone for those priced out of Sarjapur. Early entry in 2025 may result in strong capital gains by 2028–2030.
The average apartment price is ₹8,333/sq. Ft., with villas starting near ₹4,700/sq. Ft.
2. Is Kommasandra well-connected to Bangalore Metro?Yes, it is near the Yellow Line’s Bommasandra station, opening fully by September 2025.
3. How does Kommasandra compare to Sarjapur Road in growth?Kommasandra is at an early stage, with 16% quarterly growth—similar to Sarjapur's early rise.
4. Are there big real estate projects in Kommasandra?Yes, Nambiar District 25 is a 100-acre township with retail, metro proximity, and 4,000+ flats.
5. What is the rental potential in Kommasandra?1 BHKs rent from ₹10,000, 3 BHKs up to ₹45,000/month, with yields between 3.5% and 5.2%.
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