Overview

• Thubarahalli is one of the popular localities in Bangalore East. HAL Old Airport road passing through the locality has given boost to the realty market in this region. Kumarapalli, Gandhi Nagar, Rajasree Layout, Varthur Kodi,  Munnekollal, Whitefield, Vagdevi Layout are some of its neighboring localities. The location also enjoys excellent connectivity to the major MNC’s like Hindustan Unilever, Britannia, HP, Cap Gemini, Tata Elxsi, ITPL, Brigade Tech Park, Bhoruka Tech Park and many  more.

Connectivity

• Whitefield Road and Varthur Road are the two main roads which intersect with Karnataka State Highway 35 which runs in North South direction.

• Carmelaram, Whitefield and Krishnarajapuram are the three are the nearby railway station where you can avail interstate trains.

• There is a excellent city bus connectivity with major bus stop in the area are Kundanhalli Gate Bus Stop, Spice Garden Bus Stop, Munnekulalu Cross Bus Stop which passes through HAL Old Airport Road.

• This locality is also enjoying excellent connectivity to Kempegowda International Airport which is about 1 h 42 m drive away (approx. 52 km)

Factors for future growth

• Phase-3 alignment of Namma Metro Rail with one of its route Marathahalli - Hosakerehalli (21 km) will pass through the locality will boost residential demand and development in the near future.

• Proximity to Kempegowda International Airport along with major technology parks such as International Tech Park has been a plus point for Thubarahalli driving rental demand and providing consistent rental yields.

Infrastructural Development (Social & Physical)

• MVJ Engineering College , CMR Institute of Technology , New Horizon College of Engineering , Ryan International School, Vibgyor High International School , International School Of Management Excellence , Saint Peter’s School are some of the reputed schools in the vicinity.

Major issues

• Residents lack basic infrastructure. Condition of the road is not good in the locality. The condition of roads in the area, especially the approach road, according to them, is such that autorickshaws, cabs and even school buses refuse to come there.