Electronic City, bangalore
South Bangalore
Pincode- 560100
South Bangalore
Pincode- 560100
Electronic City is one of the most popular IT hubs of Karnataka. It is located in Anekal Taluk and covers an area of over 800 acres. The area is also home to residential units and housing societies for those who want to stay close to their place of work. The Electronic City pin code is 560100. The area has always enjoyed excellent connectivity to the other parts of Bangalore through well-maintained roads. There are plenty of local and government bus services that ply from various parts of the city to Electronic City Bengaluru, and vice versa.
Property appreciation rate is high here assuring good return on investment
I have been living in Electronic City for more than 6 years now and it's great. The locality has good roads, metro access, and everything nearby.
I love the greenery and peaceful vibe, but traffic during peak hours can get frustrating at times.
Several types of properties available for investment
I did not find this locality good. Street lights are not there in narrow lanes
Good locality with promising ROI
Infrastructure improvements like the metro and new roads are boosting property value. It’s not a luxury market yet, but the returns are steady and safe.
My flats rarely stay vacant because of the strong IT crowd nearby and tenants usually stay for longer period of time.
There is both residential spaces and active commercial zones and the air feels so much better than area such as Kormangala, Sarjapura, etc. I love it here as my office is nearby.
Compared to other bangalore areas, the rent is very less here but the roads are narrow and everday there is traffic jams near Neeladrinagar area.
This area’s growth has been impressive with better connectivity, schools, and apartments. It may not be very posh, but it’s practical and well-balanced.
Bus station
Huskur Gate
Bus station
Huskur Gate
Bus station
Hebbagodi Bus Stop
Bus station
Wipro Gate Shikaripalya Cross
NH 48, also known as Hosur Road, is the main road connecting this locality. A few other roads in the area are
The Electronic City Metro Station on the Yellow Line is the nearest metro station and is around 2 km. A few other public transport options nearby are
Heelalige Railway Station is the nearest railway station and is around 11 km. A few more options nearby are
ICON School of Excellence, Samsidh School, PES University, etc, are some of the best schools and colleges near Veerasandra Electronic City. A few more options available nearby are
Springleaf Hospital, Motherhood Hospital, etc, are some of the main hospitals that serve the area. Other hospitals nearby include
There are plenty of shopping options in Electronic City. M5 Ecity Mall is the most popular shopping mall in the area. A few more options nearby include
Some of the main sub-localities that make up Electronic City:
Some of the top employment hubs near Electronic City include:
Some of the famous landmarks near Bangalore E city are
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| Property Price Range | ₹0 - ₹42,404 | |
| Growth in Property Prices (3 Yrs) | -41,606.57 / -98.12% | |
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| Total Properties Available | 1774 properties available for sale and 2587 properties available for rent |
The real estate market trends of Electronic City have seen an upward rise in the past few years. Fuelled by the ongoing development in the area and the neighbourhood, the demand for residential and commercial options has seen an increase.
The Electronic City property rates are around Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 7,100 per square foot.
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1774 Properties Available
2587 Properties Available
1.60Cr
20,000.00 Sq.ft
459.48K
600.00 Sq.ft
9.26L
1,653.46 Sq.ft
8.59L
1,572.00 Sq.ft
8.59L
1,572.00 Sq.ft
8.59L
1,572.00 Sq.ft
9.10L
1,150.00 Sq.ft
1.50Cr
3,875.04 Sq.ft
5.03Cr
31,872.75 Sq.ft
1.12Cr
10,645.00 Sq.ft
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Home Loan
Home Interiors
2 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
C3120, Tower C, Thirupalya, Bengaluru, Bommasandra, Karnataka 560100, Electronic City , bangalore
Price: ₹ 1.05cr
2 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Dwaraka Nilayam Anantha Nagar Rd, Shree Ananth Nagar Layout, Glass Factory Layout, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka , Dwaraka Nilayam Anantha Nagar Rd, Shree Ananth Nagar Layout, Glass Factory Layout, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka , bangalore
Price: ₹ 55lac
2 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
RMJM+6Q9, Kammasandra, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100, India, Electronic City, bangalore
Price: ₹ 68lac
2 BHK
FULLY FURNISHED
Electronic city, Electronic City, bangalore
Price: ₹ 85lac
2 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
ShriRam Liberty Square, Opposite Concord Southscape Apartment, Near Gold Coin Club, Glass Factory Layout, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka, 560100, India, Electronic City Phase 2, bangalore
Price: ₹ 90lac
Majestic Terrace, Police Station, Plot 62- B, opp. E City - Tower 1, Electronics City Phase 1, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560048
Q-15, Huskur Rd, Veerasandra 2nd Stage, Phase II, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560099
Block 3, Electronics City Phase 1, Electronic City, B-103, 2nd Cross Rd, Electronics City Phase 1, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100
Kamadhenu Layout, Konappana Agrahara, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100
fire station, near bescom 01, Phase II, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100
near Office, Indra Nagar, Electronics City Phase 1, Konanakunte, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100
Doddathogur Main Rd, Electronics City Phase 1, Doddathoguru, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100
Farah Ali
13 Mar 26
Got a job in Electronic City and now stuck on where to stay. EC is convenient but feels too isolated. HSR and BTM are lively with everything nearby but Silk Board traffic is a nightmare daily. Is EC actually worth staying in or do people still prefer HSR and BTM despite the commute? Those who have lived in these areas please share your honest take!
Swapnil
12 Mar 26
Electronic City has a lot of IT offices and all, that everyone knows. But actual everyday life there, how is it? Like after office hours, are basic things easy to get or you have to go far for everything? Weekends are okay or the area feels dead outside of work hours?
Varsha Tiwary
11 Mar 26
okay so i've been scrolling through rental listings and i keep seeing Phase 1 and Phase 2 everywhere. Honestly have no clue what the difference even is lol. Like does it actually matter which one you pick? Also why is the rent different? Someone please explain me.
Zaidi Khan
10 Mar 26
Electronic City is one of the biggest tech hubs in Bangalore, but many people still wonder if living there feels a bit cut off from the rest of the city. In online discussions, some residents say the area feels like a 'separate tech town' where most life revolves around offices, apartments, and a few nearby hangout spots. Others mention that visiting central areas like Indiranagar, Koramangala, or MG Road can take time because of distance and traffic. At the same time, some locals say everything they need, offices, groceries, and cafes is already nearby. So what’s your experience?
Sonam
09 Mar 26
Electronic City is a popular residential choice for many tech professionals in Bangalore due to its proximity to major IT companies. Living nearby helps reduce long daily commutes. However, discussions online often show mixed opinions. Some residents appreciate the relatively affordable housing and quieter residential pockets, while others mention traffic near Silk Board, distance from central Bangalore, and limited nightlife options. If you live in Electronic City, how has your experience been so far? Is it a convenient place to live, or do the location and connectivity create challenges?
Bangalore's Electronic City is a neighborhood designed specifically to house the electronics sector. The area now has a flourishing economy and a lovely community. Prominent companies in the area include Tech Mahindra, Wipro, and Tata Consultancy Services.
Because of its high rental rates, Electronic City is regarded as one of the most promising places to purchase real estate. It has strong connectivity and a sophisticated social infrastructure.
It is situated in Anekal taluk, Electronic City is a center for information technology in Bangalore, India.
Sayasandra. Many residential units in this neighborhood, which is five kilometers north of Electronic City and next to National Highway (NH) 44, are perfect for professionals who work. Nearby areas of Singasandra are Harlur, HSR Layout, Basapura, and Parappana Agrahara.
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Located along the busy Tumkur Road stretch, the Dasarahalli metro station plays a key role in easing daily travel for North-West Bengaluru residents. Positioned on the Green Line of Namma M
The Beratena Agrahara Metro Station is an elevated stop on the Namma Metro Yellow Line, designed to streamline travel between the Hosur Road residential belt and Bengaluru’s major employmen
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Connectivity is improving with the metro, but some inner roads still need better maintenance.
Property appreciation rate is high here assuring good return on investment
I have been living in Electronic City for more than 6 years now and it's great. The locality has good roads, metro access, and everything nearby.
I love the greenery and peaceful vibe, but traffic during peak hours can get frustrating at times.
Several types of properties available for investment
I did not find this locality good. Street lights are not there in narrow lanes
Good locality with promising ROI
Infrastructure improvements like the metro and new roads are boosting property value. It’s not a luxury market yet, but the returns are steady and safe.
My flats rarely stay vacant because of the strong IT crowd nearby and tenants usually stay for longer period of time.
There is both residential spaces and active commercial zones and the air feels so much better than area such as Kormangala, Sarjapura, etc. I love it here as my office is nearby.
Compared to other bangalore areas, the rent is very less here but the roads are narrow and everday there is traffic jams near Neeladrinagar area.
This area’s growth has been impressive with better connectivity, schools, and apartments. It may not be very posh, but it’s practical and well-balanced.
Farah Ali
13 Mar 26
Got a job in Electronic City and now stuck on where to stay. EC is convenient but feels too isolated. HSR and BTM are lively with everything nearby but Silk Board traffic is a nightmare daily. Is EC actually worth staying in or do people still prefer HSR and BTM despite the commute? Those who have lived in these areas please share your honest take!
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Swapnil
12 Mar 26
Electronic City has a lot of IT offices and all, that everyone knows. But actual everyday life there, how is it? Like after office hours, are basic things easy to get or you have to go far for everything? Weekends are okay or the area feels dead outside of work hours?
Rishi
13 Mar 26
I actually like the routine here. Office commute is short, basic shopping is nearby and weekends are calm. If I want bigger cafes or hangout with friends, I just plan a trip to Koramangala.
Dhikshitha Koyal
13 Mar 26
As everyone knows, Electronic City has many IT offices, but daily life there is generally okay. Groceries, food, and medicines are easy to find nearby. After office hours and on weekends, it is quieter than central areas, but not completely dead since many people live there.
Akash Srivatsava
13 Mar 26
If your office is in E-City, this is one of the most practical places to stay in Bangalore right now. Neeladri Road covers daily needs, Yellow Line metro covers your weekend city travel, Bannerghatta Biological Park is 10 km for a different kind of Sunday. Only two things to check before moving, your building's water supply setup and whether you can handle Neeladri junction traffic every evening. Sort those two, rest is fine.
Varsha Tiwary
11 Mar 26
okay so i've been scrolling through rental listings and i keep seeing Phase 1 and Phase 2 everywhere. Honestly have no clue what the difference even is lol. Like does it actually matter which one you pick? Also why is the rent different? Someone please explain me.
Sudharshan
12 Mar 26
In Phase 1 decent 2 BHK is 32 - 38k.. same in Phase 2 near Hebbagodi or Bommasandra is 26k - 30k. That is 6k to 8k less every month bro, yearly almost 80k saved. Office in Phase 2 then saving makes sense. Office in Phase 1 then travel cost eats up that saving only. Calculate properly before deciding.
Aman Jain
13 Mar 26
Phase 1 is basically the older and more developed part of Electronic City. Most big companies and tech parks are there so rent is usually higher. Phase 2 is a little farther inside and quite quieter.
Zaidi Khan
10 Mar 26
Electronic City is one of the biggest tech hubs in Bangalore, but many people still wonder if living there feels a bit cut off from the rest of the city. In online discussions, some residents say the area feels like a 'separate tech town' where most life revolves around offices, apartments, and a few nearby hangout spots. Others mention that visiting central areas like Indiranagar, Koramangala, or MG Road can take time because of distance and traffic. At the same time, some locals say everything they need, offices, groceries, and cafes is already nearby. So what’s your experience?
Fathima Beevi
12 Mar 26
As far as I’ve seen, Electronic City feels a bit like its own small tech area in Bangalore. It’s convenient if you work nearby, since offices, grocery stores, and basic hangout spots are close by. But traveling to places like Koramangala or Indiranagar can take time because of traffic. So it’s comfortable for daily life, but a little far from the main city.
Shravanthi Kumari
12 Mar 26
Yellow line has changed things a bit now...Doddathogur side Electronic City station is there, just get in and reach Silk Board, connect further from there... I wouldn't say it's perfect but way better than fully depending on hosur road and praying silk board is not jammed. For office inside e city plus going outside sometimes it is manageable. Not Indiranagar level connectivity and all but it is not like it was 2 years back also!!
Pratap Singh
13 Mar 26
The biggest downside for me is social life. Most my friends live around Indiranagar and Koramangala and meeting them after work isn’t easy. Traffic toward Silk Board Junction makes even short distance frustrating.
Sonam
09 Mar 26
Electronic City is a popular residential choice for many tech professionals in Bangalore due to its proximity to major IT companies. Living nearby helps reduce long daily commutes. However, discussions online often show mixed opinions. Some residents appreciate the relatively affordable housing and quieter residential pockets, while others mention traffic near Silk Board, distance from central Bangalore, and limited nightlife options. If you live in Electronic City, how has your experience been so far? Is it a convenient place to live, or do the location and connectivity create challenges?
Rohit Chauhan
10 Mar 26
Honestly, if your office is in Phase 1, just live here. I moved from HSR last year and reclaimed 2 hours of my life every day. People talk about the distance, but with the Yellow Line finally running, I can head to Jayanagar for a weekend filter coffee without feeling like I’m going on a cross-country pilgrimage. It’s the only part of Bangalore where 10 mins to reach office isn't a lie.
Gladia Elizabeth
12 Mar 26
In my experience, living in Electronic City is convenient if your office is nearby, as it saves a lot of time on daily travel. The rent is usually more affordable, and the area is quieter than many central parts of Bangalore. But going to other areas can be tiring because of traffic, especially near Silk Board. There are also fewer nightlife and entertainment options. And, it’s a good place if you work close by, but traveling around the city can sometimes be a challenge.
Arvind Saxena
12 Mar 26
Housing is still very affordable compared to areas like HSR or Bellandur. I get a much bigger 2BHK here for the same rent my colleague pays for a 1BHK near ORR. Its just social life is the only thing that feels limited sometimes. There are a few cafes and pubs but it’s not a nightlife area.
Connectivity is improving with the metro, but some inner roads still need better maintenance.