Properties in Bommasandra, Bengaluru
1 active listing · Karnataka · PIN 560099
1 property listed for sale in Bommasandra, Bengaluru on Realty of India. Buyers also consider nearby Whitefield, Yelahanka, Dasenahalli, and Kadugodi. Every listing on Realty of India carries RERA registration where applicable, and ROI Verified brokers are clearly badged so you know who you're working with.
Living in Bommasandra
Bommasandra (PIN 560099) is a KIADB industrial-cum-residential locality on Bengaluru's southern edge, adjoining Electronic City along Hosur Road (NH48). Long a working-class industrial suburb, it has been transformed by Namma Metro's Yellow Line, whose 19.15 km elevated corridor now terminates here as the Delta Electronics Bommasandra station, linking BTM Layout, Silk Board and Electronic City since August 2025.
Housing.com rates it 3.9/5, citing affordable housing (avg ~Rs 4,332/sq ft), 76 nearby schools and 70 hospitals/clinics. Key employers include Electronic City's IT majors and the Biocon-Syngene biopharma campus at neighbouring Hebbagodi.
Further metro/road upgrades toward Attibele and Hosur remain pending.
- Now anchored by the Yellow Line's Delta Electronics Bommasandra terminal metro station (opened Aug 2025), giving direct elevated access to Electronic City, Silk Board, BTM Layout and RV Road.
- Sits on Hosur Road (NH48), the arterial highway to Hosur/Tamil Nadu, with the elevated Electronic City expressway easing the commute towards central Bengaluru.
- Part of a long-established KIADB industrial belt feeding directly into Electronic City's IT/ITES campuses and the Biocon-Syngene biopharma cluster at neighbouring Hebbagodi.
- Housing.com rates the locality 3.9/5, with residents citing multiple connectivity options and a wide range of housing stock (471+ listings, avg Rs 4,332/sq ft).
- Big Market at Chandapura and everyday retail/shopping centres are close by for daily needs.
- Well-served by civic amenities per portal data: around 76 schools, 70 hospitals/clinics and 9 shopping centres nearby.
- A dedicated Hosur-Bommasandra metro extension remains only at the feasibility stage as of mid-2025, so deeper southward connectivity is still pending.
- The proposed Yellow Line extension from Bommasandra to Attibele (11 km) has been submitted to the state government but is not yet approved for construction.
- Character remains industrial-residential with limited dedicated leisure, tourism or entertainment infrastructure within the locality itself.
- Heavy industrial and through-traffic along Hosur Road/NH48 can add congestion near the industrial area despite the new metro line.
Bommasandra anchors the southern terminus of Namma Metro's 19.15 km elevated Yellow Line (RV Road-Bommasandra), opened August 2025 as the Delta Electronics Bommasandra station, linking BTM Layout, Silk Board, Bommanahalli and Electronic City. It sits on Hosur Road (NH48) towards Tamil Nadu, near the Heelalige suburban rail halt.
A Hosur-Bommasandra metro extension remains only at feasibility stage, and a proposed Yellow Line extension to Attibele awaits state approval.
Housing.com counts roughly 76 schools within reach of Bommasandra, led by ICSE-affiliated St. Joseph Chaminade Academy, alongside CBSE options on the Hosur Road belt such as National Public School and St.
Francis De Sales Public School serving the wider Electronic City corridor. Higher-education and skilling institutes cluster around neighbouring Electronic City and Bommanahalli, benefiting from the same metro and road connectivity.
Bommasandra hosts a long-established KIADB industrial estate feeding directly into neighbouring Electronic City, one of India's largest IT/ITES hubs with campuses of Infosys, Wipro, TCS, HCL and Tech Mahindra.
The Biocon-Syngene biopharma campus at adjoining Hebbagodi, honoured with its own Yellow Line station, adds a major biotech-pharma employment cluster within a short commute of Bommasandra.
Bommasandra itself is an industrial-residential locality with no major tourist sites; Housing.com notes the nearby Big Market at Chandapura as a notable local draw.
Visitors typically pass through en route to Electronic City or further south towards Hosur on NH48, rather than stopping locally for heritage or leisure attractions.
Local entertainment options are modest, centred on everyday retail and the Big Market at Chandapura; malls, multiplexes and larger dining/leisure destinations are concentrated in neighbouring Electronic City and along the Hosur Road corridor, now more reachable via the new Yellow Line metro.
Housing.com flags several upcoming upgrades: a planned Phase 2 metro extension beyond Bommasandra, a new Mahindra Electric office at nearby Electronic City, a proposed Metro Neo network, added last-mile shuttle services, and a South Bangalore-Whitefield/Electronic City flyover.
The locality is served by 70+ hospitals/clinics and 9 shopping centres per portal data, with government-registered transaction records available for price verification.
Active listings in Bommasandra
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