North Bangalore

North Bangalore is located in the northern part of Bengaluru Urban district, Karnataka. This area is between latitudes 13.00°N and 13.20°N. North Bangalore is also between longitudes 77.55°E and 77.70°E. North Bangalore comes under the North City Corporation zone.

It covers about 859.49 sq. km. under Bangalore North taluk. This area serves over 250 postal pincodes across its many localities. HRP Shades of Green sits within this belt, on Kannuru Road, off Hennur-Bagalur Road, pin code 562149.

North Bangalore includes many well-known localities. Each area carries its own postal PIN code for easy reference.

Area Pincode

North Bangalore offers strong road, rail, metro, and bus links.

Here is how each option works from HRP Shades of Green in Kannuru.

Road

• Kannuru is located 100 metres away from Hennur-Bagalur Road, which is part of NH-44. This road leads directly to Hebbal and the Outer Ring Road. From this place, Manyata Tech Park is 15 minutes by car.
• The city centre, close to MG Road, is 15 to 20 km further, to the south. Fuel and toll costs depend on the vehicle. This part of the road avoids most major tolls.

Rail

• Yelahanka Junction is the main railway station for this area. It has rail connections that go to central Bangalore and nearby towns.
• Devanahalli Railway Station is also not far for trains that go longer distances. The cost of a train ride is usually less than ₹20 for short trips in the suburbs.

Metro

• The upcoming Namma Metro Blue Line will run close to Kannuru. This line, also called the Airport Metro, links Central Silk Board to Kempegowda International Airport.
• A station near Bagalur Cross should sit just a few kilometres from HRP Shades of Green.
• Official fares are not out yet, but other lines charge between ₹10 and ₹60 based on distance.

Airport

Kempegowda International Airport sits about 15 minutes from HRP Shades of Green by road. This makes the project one of the closer residential options to the airport belt. Airport cabs and BMTC Vayu Vajra buses both serve this route regularly.

Buses

BMTC buses run often on Hennur-Bagalur Road and NH-44. The buses go from Kannuru to Hebbal and Yelahanka and also to Bangalore. The fare is between ₹15 and ₹40 to ride, and it depends on where you are going. Feeder buses will likely link future metro stations to nearby residential pockets too.

North Bangalore's property market has been going up for years. Places like Central North Bangalore and Whitefield are really expensive. Their current prices are over ₹16,000 per sq. ft. But in places like Kannuru, the prices start at around ₹12,270/sq. ft. when it was first launched.

The price of North Bangalore properties is going up by 12 to 15% every year. This growth is happening because there are jobs nearby. The KIADB Aerospace and IT Park and Manyata Tech Park are keeping rental and resale demand high.

Experts think that property values in areas like Kannuru could go up by 60 to 70 percent by 2030. This prediction makes it a good idea for long-term buyers to join projects like HRP Shades of Green.

Rental demand is still strong in this area. People who work at tech parks and the airport prefer to live close to their offices. This helps keep occupancy rates high in both apartments and villa communities. Investors looking for rental income often see North Bangalore as a better long-term choice than older parts of the city that are already full.

Several big projects are planned to change how people move around North Bangalore. The Namma Metro Blue Line will provide train service to the airport area. The Peripheral Ring Road will connect Bagalur Road with Sarjapur and Electronic City, making travel across the city faster.

Improvements to NH-44 and making the Hennur-Bagalur Road wider should help keep travel times short as the area grows. All these projects should help property prices keep rising in this area through 2030 and even longer.