DLF on Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore

Bannerghatta Road is a 20 km arterial corridor in South Bangalore that runs from Dairy Circle down to Bannerghatta National Park. What was once a quieter stretch has transformed dramatically over the last two decades - before becoming one of Bangalore's most vibrant lifelines, Bannerghatta Road was a quiet, narrow stretch primarily known for connecting the city to the dense forests of Bannerghatta National Park, until IIM Bangalore was set up here in the late 1990s and early 2000s. This was followed by a healthcare boom, as the subsequent rise of major healthcare institutions like Apollo and Fortis Hospitals made this area famous, and later by an IT influx with global powerhouses such as Oracle, IBM, and Accenture setting up nearby.

Today, the corridor is home to several integrated townships, including DLF's own master-planned development in Akshayanagar. DLF New Town, a premium residential township in Akshayanagar, Begur Road, South Bangalore, offers modern apartments and villas with top-notch amenities, and its excellent connectivity to Bannerghatta Road, Electronic City, and NH 48, coupled with well-developed infrastructure, schools, hospitals, and shopping centers nearby, makes it a perfect blend of modernity and comfort.

The locality suits a wide cross-section of buyers. The road suits IT staff, doctors and families who want city access without East Bangalore prices, and residents particularly value the everyday convenience the area offers. Families favour this area for schools, hospitals, and retail presence, making it one of the more balanced residential belts in the city.

Infrastructure upgrades are keeping pace with demand. The government has earmarked funds for road widening, flyovers, and junction improvements along Bannerghatta Road, with a ₹124.5 crore allocation in 2025 that included footpath redevelopment and traffic junction overhauls targeting choke points here, reinforcing the corridor's long-term livability.