Laggere, bangalore
South Bangalore
Pincode- 560038
South Bangalore
Pincode- 560038
Laggere is a popular locality in the western parts of Bangalore. It is a self-sufficient residential area as well as an industrial hub with plenty of scope for further development. It is in the same neighbourhood as Nandini Layout, Peenya, Kamla Nagar, and Kamakshipalya. Laggere is well-connected to the other parts of Bangalore via well-maintained roads and metro. Laggere pin code is 560058. Laggere falls under the Bangalore Urban District of Karnataka and has now turned into a full-fledged urban locality.
Tenants tend to stay long as everything they need is close. The locality is well settled, though some older homes require occasional touch ups. Overall, owning here feels stable.
I've been renting a 2 BHK in Laggere for the past year. The locality is peaceful, and my children's school is just a 10 minute walk away. Public transport is easily accessible, as there are three metros nearby, making my daily commute hassle-free. However, during the monsoon, some internal roads get waterlogged, which is a concern.
I chose Laggere for its affordability and connectivity. The Outer Ring Road is nearby, and I can reach my office in Peenya within 20 minutes. The area has all basic amenities, but there is no parks or leisure spots nearby.
Visited Laggere for a client meeting. The area is well-connected, and reaching here from the airport was straightforward. However, the signage could be better for first-time visitors.
Our home in Laggere is spacious and well-connected. The pricing is decent too, considering how safe and convenient the neighborhood is. Orion Mall is also around 5 kms away, which works perfectly for our shopping needs.
Explored Laggere during my Bangalore trip. The local temples and markets offer a glimpse into the city's culture. Streets looked vibrant, but cleanliness can be improved.
Outer Ring Road is the main road that connects this locality to the rest of the city. Other arterial roads here are:
Mahalakshmi Metro Station on the Green Line is the nearest metro station and is around 3.6 km away. A few more public transport options nearby are
Yeshwanthpur Junction is the nearest railway station and is around 4.8 km away. A few other railway stations and airport are:
Aniketana Kishore Kendra English Medium High School and Bethel PU and Degree College Of Commerce and Management are some of the biggest names in the education sector here. Other schools and colleges nearby are:
Ayu Health Hospitals and Manipal Hospital Yeshwanthpur are two of the biggest hospitals in Laggere. Other hospitals nearby are:
Orion Mall is the nearest mall to this area. A few other malls nearby are:
Some of the most famous localities near Laggere are:
Some of the main employment hubs near Laggere are:
Some of the famous landmarks near Laggere are
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| Property Price Range | ₹0 - ₹9,433 | |
| Growth in Property Prices (3 Yrs) | +6,179.32 / +189.94% | |
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| Total Properties Available | 17 properties available for sale and 96 properties available for rent |
The real estate market in Laggere is seeing a slight spike in the last few months. The current property rates in the area are somewhere between Rs. 5,900 to Rs. 18,000 per sq. ft. Similarly, the rental rates here are somewhere between Rs. 8,500 to Rs. 25,000 per month. With the connectivity of the area to other parts of Bangalore through roads and metro, it is becoming one of the most desirable residential and commercial localities.
As of Dec. 2025, Laggere property rates are somewhere between Rs. 5,900 to Rs. 18,000 per sq. ft.
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Laggere, Bangalore |
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17 Properties Available
96 Properties Available
2.25Cr
2,385.33 Sq.ft
1.52Cr
1,200.00 Sq.ft
3.00L
600.00 Sq.ft
3.20L
474.79 Sq.ft
2.00L
750.00 Sq.ft
400.00K
3,975.00 Sq.ft
1.08Cr
1,975.00 Sq.ft
4.32L
600.00 Sq.ft
2.50L
1,100.00 Sq.ft
2.50L
1,100.00 Sq.ft
Builder Project
Home Loan
Home Interiors
4+ BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Independent House, SY NO 5/3,BETHEL MEDICAL MISSION CAMPUS, BETHEL ROAD, BETHEL STREET, Preethy Nagar, Laggere, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058, India Lat, Lon: 13.013026, 77.524543, Laggere, bangalore
Price: ₹ 5.65cr
2 BHK
NOT FURNISHED
Independent House, 50 Feet Main Rd, Suggappa Layout, Narasimhaswamy Nagar, NEAR Grace Public School, Laggere, bangalore
Price: ₹ 58lac
3 BHK
NOT FURNISHED
Independent House, Muneshwara Layout, near Sri Krishna Bhavan, Laggere, bangalore
Price: ₹ 2.11cr
2 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Muneshwara Layout, Narasimhaswamy Nagar, Laggere, near Rajeev Gandhi Public School, Laggere, Laggere, bangalore
Price: ₹ 3cr
1 BHK
SEMI FURNISHED
Independent House, 107, 7th cross, 7th main, Preethi nagar, Laggere , Laggere, bangalore
Price: ₹ 1.60cr
Andanappa Complex ) Back Side, BBMP High School, 16, Venkatadri Building, 1st Main Rd, Parvathi Nagar, Laggere, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058
26, Subedarchatram Rd, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, Yeswanthpur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560022
, 52, Subedarchatram Rd, Dr.Ambedkar Nagar, Yeswanthpur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560022
JS Nagar, Saraswathipuram Main Rd, opp. Dhanalakshmi Bar & Restaurant, Jenukal Siddeshwara Nagar, Stage 2, Nandini Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560096
158, 3rd Cross Rd, L G Ramanna Badavane, Rajarajeswari Nagar, Hegganahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058
21, Ring Rd, Narayanapura, Peenya, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058
Nandini Layout Main Rd, Nandini Layout, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560096
67,10th 'A' Cross Road, Muneshwara Block, 1st A Main Rd, Narasimhaswamy Nagar, Laggere, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560058
Roshan
16 Jan 26
I'm planning to shift to Laggere, as my wife's property is over there. I'm actually working from home and need stable internet every day. I want to know how easy it is to get a good fibre connection inside Laggere. Do providers cover most inner streets, or are there areas with frequent drops and slow speeds?
Usha Panneer
12 Jan 26
I have lived in Laggere for some time now, and I keep wondering if things are getting better. Roads, waste, traffic, and planning seem unchanged in many parts. I want to know if others feel the area is slowly improving or if the same issues keep repeating every year. Does it feel like progress is happening, or are things mostly stuck?
Priyadharshini
08 Jan 26
I am moving to Laggere next month and will be fully dependent on BMTC buses for my daily commute. Safety is a key concern for me, and I would like to understand how reliable bus connectivity from Laggere feels in everyday conditions. I am particularly looking for feedback from people who travel regularly via Laggere Main Road, near Laggere Bridge, and towards Peenya and Rajajinagar. Are buses frequent during morning and evening hours, and are waiting times manageable? I would also like to know how safe the main and inner bus stops feel during early mornings and late evenings. Honest, firsthand experiences from daily commuters would be helpful.
Sanjay
06 Jan 26
I am planning to move to Laggere along with my family, as I came to know that the rental rates are low in that area. I want to know if it works well for kids. As my kid is turning 6 this year, I wanted to know if there are any good schools nearby, also what about the basic needs nearby? Does it feel safe and comfortable for families? I am trying to understand if Laggere is only suitable for working adults or if it can support family life too.
vinay
05 Jan 26
While searching for a house in Laggere, I noticed many older buildings and small houses. I want to know if there are decent, clean apartment complexes too? Are there modern options with basic facilities, or is it mostly standalone homes? I am trying to understand what kind of housing choices are realistically available for someone planning to move here now.
Mugunth P
31 Dec 25
I shifted to Laggere mainly because rent was much cheaper compared to other areas. At first, it felt like a good deal. But after living here for a few months, I started noticing the sacrifices. I want to know if people who moved here because the rent is lower feel happy with their choice, or if the money saved comes with daily problems and stress?
Achinta Maity
30 Dec 25
I'm looking for job opportunities in the Peenya or Yeswanthpur area, and I'm planning to shift to Laggere once I get a job, as few of my friends suggested it would be a better choice. But, I want to know if it truly saves time every day. Does traffic still affect the commute? Or is the travel really shorter and calmer? I am trying to understand if choosing Laggere makes daily travel easier or just slightly less tiring.
The main industries operating here include Engineering and Textile factories and warehouses.
The NH 44 connects Laggere to the rest of the city.
The pin code of Laggere is 560058
There are plenty of banks and ATMs available in Laggere. Banks such as State Bank of India, Karnataka Bank, IDFC Bank, and ICICI Bank have branches and several ATM kiosks spread across the area.
As of Dec. 2025, Laggere property rates are somewhere between Rs. 5,900 to Rs. 18,000 per sq. ft.
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The area is well connected to main roads, which makes commuting fairly smooth. A few lanes could be cleaner, but essentials are always close by.
Tenants tend to stay long as everything they need is close. The locality is well settled, though some older homes require occasional touch ups. Overall, owning here feels stable.
I've been renting a 2 BHK in Laggere for the past year. The locality is peaceful, and my children's school is just a 10 minute walk away. Public transport is easily accessible, as there are three metros nearby, making my daily commute hassle-free. However, during the monsoon, some internal roads get waterlogged, which is a concern.
I chose Laggere for its affordability and connectivity. The Outer Ring Road is nearby, and I can reach my office in Peenya within 20 minutes. The area has all basic amenities, but there is no parks or leisure spots nearby.
Visited Laggere for a client meeting. The area is well-connected, and reaching here from the airport was straightforward. However, the signage could be better for first-time visitors.
Our home in Laggere is spacious and well-connected. The pricing is decent too, considering how safe and convenient the neighborhood is. Orion Mall is also around 5 kms away, which works perfectly for our shopping needs.
Explored Laggere during my Bangalore trip. The local temples and markets offer a glimpse into the city's culture. Streets looked vibrant, but cleanliness can be improved.
Roshan
16 Jan 26
I'm planning to shift to Laggere, as my wife's property is over there. I'm actually working from home and need stable internet every day. I want to know how easy it is to get a good fibre connection inside Laggere. Do providers cover most inner streets, or are there areas with frequent drops and slow speeds?
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Usha Panneer
12 Jan 26
I have lived in Laggere for some time now, and I keep wondering if things are getting better. Roads, waste, traffic, and planning seem unchanged in many parts. I want to know if others feel the area is slowly improving or if the same issues keep repeating every year. Does it feel like progress is happening, or are things mostly stuck?
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!
Priyadharshini
08 Jan 26
I am moving to Laggere next month and will be fully dependent on BMTC buses for my daily commute. Safety is a key concern for me, and I would like to understand how reliable bus connectivity from Laggere feels in everyday conditions. I am particularly looking for feedback from people who travel regularly via Laggere Main Road, near Laggere Bridge, and towards Peenya and Rajajinagar. Are buses frequent during morning and evening hours, and are waiting times manageable? I would also like to know how safe the main and inner bus stops feel during early mornings and late evenings. Honest, firsthand experiences from daily commuters would be helpful.
Ramya S
19 Jan 26
Honestly, commuting from Laggere by BMTC is quite manageable. I travel regularly via Laggere Main Road towards Peenya and Rajajinagar, and buses are frequent during peak hours. I don't need to wait long. The main road and bus stops are usually busy. It feels safe because there are always people around.
Sanjay
06 Jan 26
I am planning to move to Laggere along with my family, as I came to know that the rental rates are low in that area. I want to know if it works well for kids. As my kid is turning 6 this year, I wanted to know if there are any good schools nearby, also what about the basic needs nearby? Does it feel safe and comfortable for families? I am trying to understand if Laggere is only suitable for working adults or if it can support family life too.
Prakash Swaminathan
13 Jan 26
Laggere is pretty chill for families. I have seen folks raising kids here with no big problems. It's not luxury living but very sustainable and safe. You get all basic needs like medical shops, hospitals, ATMs etc nearby and my daughter goes to Orchid International which is around 3-4 km from our apartment. Also you got many preschool to primary/secondary right in the hood so your 6 year old won’t be stuck on a crazy traffic every day
Suresh Reddy
19 Jan 26
Yes, Laggere is convenient for families with kids. I live there with my family. You’ll find schools, preschools, clinics, parks, and daily needs close by. My kid goes to Honeycomb Pre-School, which is decent. The area is generally safe and calm.
vinay
05 Jan 26
While searching for a house in Laggere, I noticed many older buildings and small houses. I want to know if there are decent, clean apartment complexes too? Are there modern options with basic facilities, or is it mostly standalone homes? I am trying to understand what kind of housing choices are realistically available for someone planning to move here now.
Akshit
13 Jan 26
Hey not gonna lie, if you are looking for something like Prestige high-rise with gym and pool, that’s more common in places like JR Nagar and Rajajinagar. Laggere is catching up but it’s still growing. you can find some clean apartments with basic facilities in smaller blocks like Narasimhaswamy Nagar though.
Ramesh Shetty
19 Jan 26
Laggere does not only have old houses. There are newer apartment blocks - usually 3-5 floors, with decent maintenance, lifts, parking and security. Anyway, don’t expect luxury amenities like big clubhouses. Areas closer to main roads and Peenya side tend to have slightly better options. If you want modern basics at a reasonable rent, Laggere works. If you want a township vibe, you’ll probably have to look elsewhere.
Mugunth P
31 Dec 25
I shifted to Laggere mainly because rent was much cheaper compared to other areas. At first, it felt like a good deal. But after living here for a few months, I started noticing the sacrifices. I want to know if people who moved here because the rent is lower feel happy with their choice, or if the money saved comes with daily problems and stress?
Diksha Nandy
08 Jan 26
Same!! I shifted here for cheap rent but I moved out after a year. Bangalore can be pretty expensive and Laggere seems like a good deal for the space but I feel the area mostly works for temporary living, not settling down. I agree the area feels messy, noisy, and chaotic. There's also limited hangout spots. The constant traffic on main roads also adds up. But yea, saving money does feel like an achievement but only temporarily. If you prefer a good quality of lifestyle then no it's not worth it wasting time here just for few bucks. You can check out Nandini Layout, it's more residential, quieter and has parks and green spaces
Rakesh SV
12 Jan 26
Yes, it's worth it as the area usually offers lower rent than many areas, but it's only helpful if you work in an area such as Peenya, Yeshwanthpur, Rajajinagar, etc.
Ramesh R
13 Jan 26
I also got an affordable 2 BHK. But living here day to day has some challenges. The locality feels crowded, roads are busy, and traffic becomes tiring. Since my workplace is close, I can live with these issues for now.
Krishna Kumar
15 Jan 26
I have been living in Kempegowda Layout for the past five years. I agree that Laggere is more affordable compared to other areas when it comes to rent. But traffic congestion is a real challenge here, so you either get used to it to enjoy the lower rents or consider moving to a nearby area. On the bright side, there’s plenty to explore around Laggere, like ISKCON Bangalore and Bengaluru Palace.
Achinta Maity
30 Dec 25
I'm looking for job opportunities in the Peenya or Yeswanthpur area, and I'm planning to shift to Laggere once I get a job, as few of my friends suggested it would be a better choice. But, I want to know if it truly saves time every day. Does traffic still affect the commute? Or is the travel really shorter and calmer? I am trying to understand if choosing Laggere makes daily travel easier or just slightly less tiring.
Nona Singh
02 Jan 26
I used to work around Peenya and stayed in Laggere for a while. Honestly, daily commute is easier compared to far-off East Bangalore. Yeswanthpur/Peenya are both under 20–30 mins by bike and auto most times. Traffic still exists, especially around Tumkur Road but still better than Marathahalli/Bellandur.
Sundar Y
03 Jan 26
You can stay in Laggere if you work in Peenya or Yeswanthpur. The distance is short, maybe 3-6 km. Traffic exists, especially in the evenings around Outer Ring Road, Laggere Main Road, and market areas, and roads get crowded. You can commute in the morning to avoid traffic. On the housing side, rental options are fairly affordable. There are decent 2 BHK homes available in the Rs. 10,000 - Rs. 15,000 range per month. It's affordable compared to other nearby areas.
Sanjay
06 Jan 26
I live near Nandini Layout junction side, and I commute to Peenya for work. In the morning it is fine, but evenings are tough. Around 6:30 pm, the stretch from Laggere Main Road towards Nandini Layout 8th Main starts slowing down as roads get packed with buses and autos. Another problem spot is the small road near the Laggere vegetable market side, close to the milk booth area, where vendors occupy half the road in the evening.
Kumar
12 Jan 26
I live in Kempegowda Layout, near Laggere, and commuting to Peenya can be quite hectic. Morning traffic is usually heavy because of regular commuters and school buses. It’s safer to start early, around 7-8 am works well. Returning by 4 pm is also better, as traffic tends to be lighter compared to other peak hours.
Vikas
14 Jan 26
Well, it depends in where you work. If you work in West or North Bangalore. Laggere’s proximity to Peenya and metro access often reduces commute time, but during peak-hour traffic can still cause delays.
The area is well connected to main roads, which makes commuting fairly smooth. A few lanes could be cleaner, but essentials are always close by.