Byatarayanapura, bangalore
South Bangalore
Pincode- 560092
South Bangalore
Pincode- 560092
Byatarayanapura is a bustling suburb in the northern part of Bangalore, Karnataka, India. Its strategic positioning on NH44, near Hebbal Flyover, provides easy connectivity to the city centre and the Kempegowda International Airport. The Byatarayanapura pin code is 560092 and shares its boundaries with popular localities like Sahakar Nagar, Amruthahalli, and Shabhari Nagar.
Byatarayanapura Bangalore, boasts a harmonious blend of traditional and modern cultures, evident in its numerous temples, including the revered Gali Anjaneya Temple and its thriving commercial establishments. Residents enjoy a tranquil atmosphere amidst ample green spaces, while easy access to shopping centres, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities enhances their quality of life.
I like the residential nature of the area. It’s close to Hebbal flyover and airport road. We have everything from Kirana stores to clinics nearby. Happy with my purchase here.
Visited a friend recently in Byatarayanapura. The area feels organized and less chaotic than other parts of Bangalore. Good mix of apartments and independent houses. Not a touristy spot, but nice for long-term living.
I’ve been renting here for over a year. The area is quiet, has good access to Hebbal and Yelahanka, and groceries are nearby. Not the most glamorous, but peaceful and affordable compared to central Bangalore.
Living here as an owner is stress-free. Fewer power cuts, decent water supply, and friendly neighbors. Not a high-rise zone yet, but perfect for people looking for low-rise calm living.
I shifted here from RT Nagar. Byatarayanapura is more peaceful and less crowded. Kids have a good school nearby, and weekend traffic is manageable. Real estate still feels affordable for a city like Bangalore.
The physical Byatarayanapura infrastructure is great due to its connectivity via good roads. Public transportation further makes travel and commutes easy.
The locality is well-connected to the rest of Bangalore by a network of roads and highways, including
Regarding public transportation, Byatarayanapura is served by the metros and buses like:
The airport and railway stations are also easily accessible from here:
The Byatarayanapura map highlights the well-developed social and retail infrastructure. The locality houses or has nearby reputed schools, colleges, hospitals and everything, so residents lead a convenient life here.
The locality is home to several prestigious educational institutions, like:
For healthcare needs, Byatarayanapura is served by several hospitals and clinics, including
In terms of retail infrastructure, Byatarayanapura offers a variety of shopping options, from traditional street markets to modern malls. The locality is home to several popular shopping complexes, including
Byatarayanapura is a well-established suburb in northern Bangalore, offering a diverse mix of residential, commercial, and industrial establishments. The locality encompasses several popular sub-localities, each with unique charm and character.
Byatarayanapura's strategic location places it close to several prominent IT hubs, making it an ideal place to live for working professionals. These IT parks are home to numerous multinational corporations, startups, and co-working spaces, offering diverse employment opportunities. Some of the top employment hubs nearby are —
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| Property Price Range | ₹4,409 - ₹14,288 | |
| Growth in Property Prices (3 Yrs) | -6,103.16 / -58.06% | |
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| Total Properties Available | 17 properties available for sale and 35 properties available for rent |
Byatarayanapura property prices and rental demand have been increasing in recent years, driven by its strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, and proximity to major employment hubs. This trend is expected to continue shortly, fueled by the growing demand for housing in this desirable locality.
The rental market in Byatarayanapura is also booming, with demand outpacing supply.
Byatarayanapura have witnessed a steady growth. Currently, properties in this locality range between Rs. 8,571 and Rs. 8,646.5 per sq ft for 2 and 3 BHK properties.
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Locality |
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Karapakkam |
Rs. 8,571 and Rs. 8,646.5 |
Byatarayanapura is rapidly emerging as a prime residential and investment destination because of its strategic location and ongoing infrastructure developments.
Rent is comparatively affordable here. It is between Rs 8,000 and Rs 50,000. This range might differ depending on some major factors like the age of the property, the type of property, amenities, connectivity and other factors.
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1 BHK |
Rs. 8,000 |
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2 BHK |
Rs. 23,000 |
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3 BHK |
Rs. 50,000 |
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17 Properties Available
35 Properties Available
2.50L
300.00 Sq.ft
2.00Cr
1,410.00 Sq.ft
1.45Cr
1,200.00 Sq.ft
24.12Cr
2,800.00 Sq.ft
1.15L
675.00 Sq.ft
5.00L
1,200.00 Sq.ft
5.26L
1,050.00 Sq.ft
7.04L
1,260.00 Sq.ft
3.86L
4,050.00 Sq.ft
1.40Cr
934.00 Sq.ft
Builder Project
Home Loan
Home Interiors
3 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Esteem mall, Kempapura Main Road, Chiranjeevi Layout, Hebbal Kempapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, Amrutahalli, bangalore
Price: ₹ 99lac
3 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
2nd Cross Rd, Sonnappa Layout, H A Farm Post, Amruthnagar, Byatarayanapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560092, Amruthnagar, bangalore
Price: ₹ 92lac
3 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Amruthnagar, Byatarayanapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560024, Byatarayanapura, bangalore
Price: ₹ 1.56cr
3 BHK
FULLY FURNISHED
Amruthnagar, Byatarayanapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560024, Byatarayanapura, bangalore
Price: ₹ 1.55cr
3 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Hebbal, Bangalore, Karnataka, INDIA., Hebbal, bangalore
Price: ₹ 2.45cr
1, 3rd Cross, 18th Main Rd, G Block, Sahakar Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560092
Jakkuru, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560064
Subedarchatram Rd, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, Yeswanthpur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560022
292, Sandyagappa Reddy Layout, Coffee Board Layout, Hebbal Kempapura, Bengaluru, Byatarayanapura CMC and OG Part, Karnataka 560024
D Block, BBMP Office, Ward, No 8, Kodigehalli Main Rd, Sahakar Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560092
1, Annaswamy Mudaliar Rd, Hermit Colony, Sivanchetti Gardens, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560042
Amruth Nagar Main Rd, Sector B, Amruthnagar, Bengaluru, Byatarayanapura CMC and OG Part, Karnataka 560092
Pragathi" Property No. 2759, next to Hotel Swathi Gardenia, E Block, Sahakar Nagar, Byatarayanapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560092
Aryasmita Dhir
11 Feb 26
I'm planning to move to Byatarayanapura, but I usually get home around 10:30 or 11 pm because of my work. That is why safety at night matters a lot to me. The last few minutes from the main road to home can feel very different when it is late. I want to know how the area feels after dark. Are there still shops open and people on the streets, or does it become very quiet? Are the street lights good enough in the inner roads? Can we find autos easily at that time?
Priyadharshini
10 Feb 26
When thinking about Byatarayanapura for family living, one common question is about daily convenience. Are good schools, clinics, and daily-need shops close by, or do families have to travel often? For parents already living here, how easy is it to manage children’s school routines, doctor visits, and everyday needs?
Sanjay
09 Feb 26
Every weekday morning, I travel from Byatarayanapura expecting a normal commute, but traffic often slows things down. The roads toward Manyata Tech Park and RT Nagar get crowded during office hours, and the journey takes longer than planned. What should be a simple drive becomes tiring on many days. This makes me wonder if people slowly get used to this traffic or if it stays stressful every day?
sriharsakthi
05 Feb 26
I have been living in Byatarayanapura for some time, and I can clearly sense a change in the area. It once felt calm and residential, but increasing traffic towards Hebbal and the airport has made the roads noticeably busier. While early mornings and late evenings still offer some peace, daytime traffic and noise have become more prominent. This shift makes me question whether Byatarayanapura will remain a quiet residential locality or gradually turn into a traffic heavy area? I would like to know if others living here are experiencing the same change in their daily lives.
Mugunth P
03 Feb 26
When I tell people I live in Byatarayanapura, I notice mixed reactions. Some look confused, some surprised. I want to know how others experience this. What is the first reaction you usually get? Do people assume things about the area without knowing it well? I am curious how this locality is seen from outside versus how it actually feels to live here.
Byatarayanapura is located in the Bangalore Urban district of Karnataka, India.
Byatarayanapura is an assembly constituency under the Bangalore North Lok Sabha constituency.
The pin code of Byatarayanapura Bellary Road is 560092.
Byatarayanapura is an urban area located in the Bangalore Urban district.
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Bought a house here six years ago. Property value has appreciated slowly but steadily. The area’s safe, and community living is good. Schools and healthcare are easily accessible.
I like the residential nature of the area. It’s close to Hebbal flyover and airport road. We have everything from Kirana stores to clinics nearby. Happy with my purchase here.
Visited a friend recently in Byatarayanapura. The area feels organized and less chaotic than other parts of Bangalore. Good mix of apartments and independent houses. Not a touristy spot, but nice for long-term living.
I’ve been renting here for over a year. The area is quiet, has good access to Hebbal and Yelahanka, and groceries are nearby. Not the most glamorous, but peaceful and affordable compared to central Bangalore.
Living here as an owner is stress-free. Fewer power cuts, decent water supply, and friendly neighbors. Not a high-rise zone yet, but perfect for people looking for low-rise calm living.
I shifted here from RT Nagar. Byatarayanapura is more peaceful and less crowded. Kids have a good school nearby, and weekend traffic is manageable. Real estate still feels affordable for a city like Bangalore.
Aryasmita Dhir
11 Feb 26
I'm planning to move to Byatarayanapura, but I usually get home around 10:30 or 11 pm because of my work. That is why safety at night matters a lot to me. The last few minutes from the main road to home can feel very different when it is late. I want to know how the area feels after dark. Are there still shops open and people on the streets, or does it become very quiet? Are the street lights good enough in the inner roads? Can we find autos easily at that time?
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Priyadharshini
10 Feb 26
When thinking about Byatarayanapura for family living, one common question is about daily convenience. Are good schools, clinics, and daily-need shops close by, or do families have to travel often? For parents already living here, how easy is it to manage children’s school routines, doctor visits, and everyday needs?
Rakshit Verma
11 Feb 26
The biggest comfort for me is the healthcare. there are many small clinics within walking distance. And big hospitals like Aster CMI and Motherhood are within 1-2 km drive. Talking about schools, my kids go to Wisdom Foundational which is 1 km away. there are many others within 3-4 km radius
Sanjay
09 Feb 26
Every weekday morning, I travel from Byatarayanapura expecting a normal commute, but traffic often slows things down. The roads toward Manyata Tech Park and RT Nagar get crowded during office hours, and the journey takes longer than planned. What should be a simple drive becomes tiring on many days. This makes me wonder if people slowly get used to this traffic or if it stays stressful every day?
Rohit
11 Feb 26
you definitely get used to it! What I do is always leave 20 minutes earlier . it completely changes the drive.
sriharsakthi
05 Feb 26
I have been living in Byatarayanapura for some time, and I can clearly sense a change in the area. It once felt calm and residential, but increasing traffic towards Hebbal and the airport has made the roads noticeably busier. While early mornings and late evenings still offer some peace, daytime traffic and noise have become more prominent. This shift makes me question whether Byatarayanapura will remain a quiet residential locality or gradually turn into a traffic heavy area? I would like to know if others living here are experiencing the same change in their daily lives.
Anant Tiwari
11 Feb 26
yes the traffic can definitely increased, especially towards the airport routes but inner lanes are still quieter. And compared to those core tech areas, this is still far better imo
Mugunth P
03 Feb 26
When I tell people I live in Byatarayanapura, I notice mixed reactions. Some look confused, some surprised. I want to know how others experience this. What is the first reaction you usually get? Do people assume things about the area without knowing it well? I am curious how this locality is seen from outside versus how it actually feels to live here.
Lakshay
11 Feb 26
Well my friends first assumed it's on the outskirts but when they visit, most of them are like, oh it's actually well connected and the best part is how close it is to airport. The area actually suffers from low branding but honestly its more convenient and peaceful for me
Bought a house here six years ago. Property value has appreciated slowly but steadily. The area’s safe, and community living is good. Schools and healthcare are easily accessible.