Marathahalli, Bengaluru
Karnataka, India, 560037
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Marathahalli is an eastern suburb of Bengaluru.The locality is named after the Marut fighter aircraft developed at a HAL facility... Read More
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3
properties were registered here in last 6 months
1750-2000sq.ft.
is mostly preferred in this area
11.83%
increase in price since last 1 year
Why is Marathahalli, Bengaluru known
- Excellent social & retail infra
- Connectivity to IT hubs
- Connectivity via Metro Stations
- Premium housing hub
- Excellent road connectivity
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Insights about Marathahalli, Bengaluru
New developments
- The government has planned to widen SH-35 from Hoskote to Anekal via Whitefield and Attibele-Sarjarpur Road
- A corridor berween Deepanjali Nagar and Varthur Kodi Junction on SH-35 is under construction
- BBMP plans to build an underpass at Wind Tunnel Road Junction near Marathalli as part of Signal Free Corridor
- The soon to be completed 20 km road between Hoskote-Budigere Cross via Budigere & Singahalli shall help Marathahalli
- Government has brought forward the suburban railway project (deadline 2025) in which Marathahalli shall get a station
- Authorities plan to build Metrolite (a light rail transit) between Silk Board and Airport via KR Puram
- Upcoming Peripheral Ring Road shall pass through Old Madras Road and ease connectivity for Marathahalli
- BBMP plans the rebuilding of Sanjayanagara-Marathahalli road via Outer Ring Road
- BBMP plans to connect Outer Ring Road near Marathahalli to the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road
- The planned flyover from Tin Factory Junction to Kasturinagar will ease the connectivity between Marathahalli and Hebbal
- The quadrupling of railway between Whitefield and Bengaluru Cantonment shall promote easy connectivity for Marathahalli
- Authorities are working to run almost over 800 buses between Silk Board and Tin Factory
- Metro Phase 2 extension which will start from Baiyappanahalli to Whitefield shall go via Kundalahalli, i.e., 7kms to Marathahalli
- The KR Puram-Silk Board Metro is planned to be completed by 2021 and will have a station at Marathahalli
- The metro from Silk Board Junction-International Airport might get delayed due to land accquisition issues
- Proposed railway connection between Bengaluru Cantonment and KIA shall improve the airport connectivity for Marathahalli
- Road widening between KR Puram Hanging Bridge and Mahadevapura flyover will improve connectivity for Marathahalli
- BBMP to rennovate Doddanekundi Outer Ring Road via Goshala to Whitefield Road
- BBMP to rebuild HAL Main Road-Railway Parallel Road via Outer Ring Road
- To rebuild HAL Main Road-Railway Parallel Road via Outer Ring Road and Chinnappanahalli Railway Parallel Road
- An upcoming metro connectivity is expected to increase housing prices in Marathhalli
- The BBMP plans to reinstall streetlights on the road from Panathur (near Marathalli) to Balgere
- The BWSSB plans to upgrade the drainage system in AECS layout
- BBMP plans to install air purifiers at Marathahalli Junction, which records high amount of vehicular pollution
- New residential projects are soon to be completed
- BBMP plans to build artificial ground-level tank to solve the issue of waterlogging at Doddanekundi underpass
- Hilton Group has plans to invest approximately Rs 600 crore in developing two hotels on Outer Ring Road near Marathalli
- Google has plans to lease 1.2 million sq.ft. office along Outer Ring Road near Ddoddanekundi Flyover in Marathahalli
- Upcoming Chennai-Bangalore Expressway shall boost investment prospects in Marathahalli
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What is good in Marathahalli, Bengaluru
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- Bus priority lanes have been built between Silk Board & KR Puram, to reduce travel time
- BBMP has taken the initiative to repair roads by asphalting the existing road stuctures
- There are adequate number of pavements and sidewalks for pedestrians
- " Sri Chaitanya School, Marathahalli, has been recognized by CBSE. The school is counted among the top-rated schools in Karnataka
- Vims Super Specialty Hospital is situated in the ORR, Marathahalli. It is well-known for its excellent treatment and amenities
- Ragam Super Market is a prominent super market in the locality of Marathahalli
- Police patrolling also keeps away the streets of Marathahalli from being fully deserted
- Streets with street lights in Marathahalli are deemed safe
- Recently night patrolling has been increased by police to ensure safety of women, who return home late from work
- Chinnappanahalli Lake Park is based around the Chinnapanahalli Lake with well paved walkways and ample plants and trees
- Foul odour due to drainage of sewage in the Chinnappanahalli lake irritates residents in Marathahalli
- BBMP plans to install air purifiers at Marathahalli Junction, which records high amount of vehicular pollution
- Recently there has been a rise of people renting residential spaces in Marathahalli
- Affordable housing compared to Whitefield, close to IT corridors and services.
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What can be better in Marathahalli, Bengaluru
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- The metro and the railway stations face severe congestion and are crowded during the peak hours
- Skywalks near Marathahalli turn into hanging gardens of messy overhead OFC cables instead of underground lines.
- BMRCL denies responsibility for connectivity lapses, blaming telecom operators for poor mobile service at stations.
- The ORR street stretch around the Marathahalli Junction is deserted at night
- Cases of illegal construction of Paying Guest facilities have been reported in Kundalahalli
- Parks need to be taken better care of
- Poor drainage facilities cause waterlogging during heavy rains, particularly around Marathahalli junction and bridge areas.
- High traffic volume and ongoing construction contribute to significant air and noise pollution, affecting health and well-being.
- Although the rental rates are affordable, tenants have complained about the lack of parking space
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