The 90-Metre Test: How to Judge Sports Amenities in a Project
A named amenity with no dimension is not a facility. The ratio nobody calculates, why booking decides whether you use it, and what upkeep costs you monthly.
A 1 BHK in a Premium Township: Who Actually Buys It
Why premium projects allocate a few small units, who they genuinely suit, the maintenance trap on a small home, and the honest resale position.
Which Floor Should You Buy in a High-Rise? A Bangalore Guide
Higher floors buy light, quiet and fewer mosquitoes. Lower floors buy lift independence. Why facing beats floor in Bengaluru, and what to ask about top floors.
What “84% Open Space” Actually Counts in a Bangalore Project
Open space percentage counts roads, setbacks and parking, not just gardens. Why a high figure means a taller building, and the two-number check that settles it.
Is Devanahalli a Good Investment in 2026? The Honest Case for Plots
Devanahalli in 2026: the airport already operates, unlike most growth stories. The tax edge, the negative carry, the real holding period.
Is Tumkur Road a Good Commercial Investment in 2026?
Tumkur Road commercial investment: underwrite the tenants that exist, not ORR rents. Metro since 2015, Peenya as the moat, and the risks.
Is Sarjapura a Good Investment in 2026? The Honest Case
Sarjapura in 2026 is a land bet, not a yield play. The road that decides it, the 12.6% cost stack, and the real holding period.
Is Electronic City a Good Investment in 2026? The Yield Maths, Done in Public
Electronic City in 2026: the Yellow Line is running and prices moved 24%. But yields work out near 3%, not 5%. Here is the arithmetic.
Are Yelahanka Plots a Good Investment in 2026? Rental Yield and Outlook
Yelahanka rental yield 2%, unbuilt plots earn nothing, no GST on land, airport metro slipped to 2028. An honest investment view.
Is Whitefield a Good Investment in 2026? Rental Yield and Outlook
Operating metro, mature infrastructure, low vacancy risk - but a high entry price and a 15 percent round trip. The honest numbers.









