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Tumkur Road to benefit from proposed industrial corridor
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Tumkur Road to benefit from proposed industrial corridor

Bangalore's Tumkur Road area's real estate is going to be benefited a lot with the proposed Mumbai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor. Especially it is likely to leverage the residential, commercial and industrial infrastructure along with the existing, ongoing and proposed infrastructure initiatives in the area. The industrial corridor is going to transform the micro-market along the Tumkur Road into a major growth node for Bangalore.

The area along the both sides of Tumkur Road, within a 4-5 km radius, is likely to develop into an influence zone for the proposed Mumbai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor in terms of residential belts like the Magadi Road, Hesaraghatta, Jalahalli, and other areas up to Yeshwanthpur, said Girish KS, Local Director - Strategic Consulting, Jones Lang LaSalle India. The proposed Mumbai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor is expected to connect Bangalore City in the north-western side of the city along Tumkur Road.

From the last 7-8 years (since 2005/2006), Tumkur Road and its surrounding areas have been witnessing significant augmentation and improvement in terms of infrastructure in general and connectivity in particular. Some of the key infrastructure projects rendered operational in the area in the recent past include the Elevated Expressway, Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) and Bangalore International Exhibition Center (BIEC).

Bangalore's Tumkur Road area's real estate is going to be benefited a lot with the proposed Mumbai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor. Especially it is likely to leverage the residential, commercial and industrial infrastructure along with the existing, ongoing and proposed infrastructure initiatives in the area. The industrial corridor is going to transform the micro-market along the Tumkur Road into a major growth node for Bangalore. The area along the both sides of Tumkur Road, within a 4-5 km radius, is likely to develop into an influence zone for the proposed Mumbai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor in terms of residential belts like the Magadi Road, Hesaraghatta, Jalahalli, and other areas up to Yeshwanthpur, said Girish KS, Local Director - Strategic Consulting, Jones Lang LaSalle India. The proposed Mumbai-Bangalore Industrial Corridor is expected to connect Bangalore City in the north-western side of the city along Tumkur Road. From the last 7-8 years (since 2005/2006), Tumkur Road and its surrounding areas have been witnessing significant augmentation and improvement in terms of infrastructure in general and connectivity in particular. Some of the key infrastructure projects rendered operational in the area in the recent past include the Elevated Expressway, Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) and Bangalore International Exhibition Center (BIEC).

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