About Bannerghatta Road

Published On: 5 September 2026

Bannerghatta Road is a 45 km state highway (SH-87), running from Adugodi to Anekal, in South Bangalore. It passes through Arekere, Hulimavu, Gottigere, Bannerghatta, and Jigani along its length. The road is famous for Bannerghatta National Park, major hospitals, malls, and a growing IT office belt.

Nambiar Beverly Green villa community at Bilwaradahalli is directly on this stretch. Bannerghatta Road blends areas, retail shops and commercial development along a long corridor. It houses hospitals such as Apollo, Fortis and Jayadeva, along with malls and IT parks.

This mix of infrastructure makes it one of South Bangalore's most active residential belts. Nambiar Beverly Green benefits directly from this road's schools, hospitals, and office access.

Location Map

Bannerghatta Road is 45 km long. It starts in the north at Adugodi. Ends in the south at Anekal. This road is in the Bengaluru Urban district. It goes through Bengaluru South and Anekal taluks. The PIN codes along this road are 560076, 560083 and 560083 near Bilwaradahalli.

Important places on this road near IIM Bangalore are close to the coordinates 12.89° N 77.60° E.

Commuting Options

Bannerghatta Road links to Road near Gottigere, giving a detour around busy city traffic. Near Vega City Mall, the Outer Ring Road runs next to Bannerghatta Road for a stretch before turning away. BMTC buses travel the route and are known for charging fares from Rs 15 to Rs 40.

Cab rides through apps are quite popular these days, and the fare varies according to distance and congestion levels. The newly launched Pink Line metro service follows Bannerghatta Road from Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara.

Distance and Direction to Key Places

Schools

Educational institutions like the IIM Bangalore and Christ University are located in this belt. The schools that cater to residents of this area include Sherwood High and Ryan International School.

Malls

Vega City Mall, Royal Meenakshi Mall, Gopalan Mall, and Primeco Spectrum Mall line this road. Most sit within the JP Nagar and Arekere stretch, north of Bilwaradahalli.

Hospitals

Apollo Hospitals, Fortis Hospital, Jayadeva Hospital, and Rainbow Children's Hospital all sit on this road. This healthcare cluster runs through the Arekere and Bannerghatta stretch of the corridor.

Tech Hubs

Six major tech parks line this belt, each located between 10.6 Km and 18.9 Km from Bilwaradahalli. The nearest is Primeco Towers, followed by Kalyani Magnum, IBC Knowledge Park, Velankani, AMR and AKR Tech Park. Electronic City, accessed via NICE Road, is 15 Km away. Remains the corridor's largest employment hub.

Other Localities

JP Nagar and Arekere are located to the north. These places are nearer to Bangalore and the metro system. The Jigani Industrial Area stretches to the south along the SH-87 extension past Bannerghatta. Anekal is at the end of the road close to the Tamil Nadu border.

Property Market of the Area

Bannerghatta Road has property rates along its length. The price for flats is usually between Rs 6,500 and Rs 14,150 per foot. The average price for apartments is around Rs 9,250 to Rs 9,650 per foot. Villas are more expensive, often costing close to Rs 14,000 or more per foot.

The price of Nambiar Beverly Green is Rs 13,499 per foot, which is in line with the high-end villa prices.

Future Growth

Growth along Bannerghatta Road is closely tied to the Pink Line metro corridor. Road widening and flyover construction are still going on at junctions, making rush hour traffic easier.

The corridor’s mix of hospitals, malls and tech parks keeps people wanting houses in the area. When the metro is almost finished, property values along Bannerghatta Road should keep going up.

Upcoming Projects

The Pink Lines elevated stretch, from Kalena Agrahara to Tavarekere, is almost ready to open. The Pink Lines elevated stretch will open in August or early September 2026, according to recent reports.

The Pink Line's underground stretch to Nagawara is expected to finish around March 2027. Road upgrades and junction improvements on the Pink Line should make commutes along this belt even easier.