"₹2 crore for an apartment?!" — Everyone outside Bangalore. Meanwhile, here's the math nobody shows you.
"₹2 crore for an apartment?!" That's the reaction I get from friends outside Bangalore. But here's what the headlines miss: Bangalore's luxury segment (₹1.5 Cr+) now makes up the MAJORITY of home sales in the city. This is not a niche anymore. It's the market. Why? → Senior IT salaries have compounded for a decade → NRIs are buying aggressively (weak rupee + RERA transparency) → Grade-A builders — Brigade, Sobha, Godrej, Prestige — dominate new supply → Metro expansion + airport corridor is re-rating entire zones The real question isn't "Is ₹2Cr too much?" It's: Is the CORRIDOR right? (Hebbal ≠ Hoskote ≠ Whitefield) Is the BUILDER's delivery record clean on RERA? Is your LOAN structured so you don't bleed interest for 20 years? Get those 3 right, and a ₹2Cr apartment is an asset. Get them wrong, and it's a 20-year liability with a clubhouse. Which corridor are you evaluating right now? Let's discuss in the comments.


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