Real Estate News Bangalore

There’s a growing shift among homebuyers in Bangalore — a move towards peace, greenery, and homes that balance lifestyle with wellness. Introducing  Bren Avaana  and  Bren Ananta  – two distinct communities where wide open spaces, thoughtful design, and a connection to nature create a calm, balanced lifestyle just beyond the city. Together, these two premium residential projects in Bangalore offer not just apartments, but retreats. Whether you’re a family looking for a wholesome living environment or an investor seeking value in eco-living in Bangalore, Avaana and Ananta are designed with you in mind. What Makes Avaana & Ananta Unique? While every Bren property follows a community-first philosophy, Avaana and Ananta go one step further. They embody nature-inspired living by Bren, combining green architecture, open spaces, and serene locations with all the comfort of modern design. Here, sustainable residential design is part of the lifestyle. From rainwater harve...

  There’s something about natural light that changes how a home feels. You walk into a room flooded with sunshine, and suddenly, it feels bigger, calmer, warmer. It doesn’t matter if you’re on the 10th floor or the 30th—when the light pours in, the space opens up. In a city like Bangalore, where high-rise apartments are becoming the norm, how your home handles light and air makes all the difference. It’s not just about square footage anymore. It’s about how the space feels. At  Bren , we design homes with this feeling in mind. From tall windows to layouts that let the light travel freely, every detail is built to help your home feel more open, more breathable, and more connected to the outside world—even in the middle of the city. We often think of natural light as just a "nice to have." But it does a lot more than brighten up your room. Here’s why it really matters: 1.It makes your home feel bigger Even smaller rooms can feel spacious when they’re filled with daylight. The w...

  Not too long ago, buying a home in India meant poring over floor plans, imagining where your sofa would go, and visiting multiple properties in person, sometimes over months. But that’s changing, fast. Today, digital house hunting in India has gone from a hopeful sketch on paper to an immersive experience that gives you a real feel for a space, without ever stepping inside it. While traditional floor plans are still used, many real estate builders in Bangalore (including us at Bren) have taken things several notches higher with 3D apartment floor plans and virtual flat tours.These aren’t just pretty renderings, they’re interactive, immersive and incredibly helpful in understanding scale, light and flow. In fact, floor plans vs 3D walkthroughs isn’t even a debate anymore. Floor plans give you a sense of dimensions. But a 3D tour? That gives you a feel of the space; how the kitchen opens into the living room, how much sunlight that balcony gets, and whether the second bedroom can ...

What’s more appealing in 2025 - a home that talks to you or one that quietly saves the planet? As Bangalore continues to be one of India’s most dynamic real estate markets, a new question is emerging among prospective buyers: smart homes or sustainable apartments; which one actually matters more? The answer? It’s not as black and white as it seems. Let’s face it, smart home features in India have evolved way beyond gadgets. From voice-controlled lighting to motion-sensor security systems, automation is becoming the default expectation for  luxury residential projects across Bangalore. These smart homes in Bangalore are all about convenience. Think app-based climate control, keyless entry, water leak sensors and energy usage dashboards. It’s easy to see why tech-savvy, urban professionals are leaning into this connected lifestyle. But here's the twist: while convenience is great, many are starting to ask - what’s the cost to the environment? Enter the other contender: sustainability...

There was a time when your home ended at the threshold of your apartment. Today, that definition is evolving. Across Indian cities, home is no longer just about bedrooms, balconies, and built-up areas. It’s about shared experiences, easy access to amenities and a stronger sense of community. And leading this change is the rise of clubhouse amenities in apartments, which are quickly becoming the heart and soul of modern developments. So, what exactly is 'clubhouse culture'? Think of the clubhouse as your extended living room but with better lighting, more space and more options. What used to be a token facility in a gated layout is now a fully functional space where life unfolds. Residents gather here to host birthday parties, attend fitness classes, unwind with a book, or even work remotely. The clubhouse has transformed into a hub of activity, playing a major role in shaping the social life in apartment complexes. This shift reflects broader Indian housing lifestyle trends, ...

For years, homebuying in Bangalore has danced between tradition and aspiration and in 2025, that tug-of-war is more alive than ever. On one hand, you’ve got Vaastu; an age-old Indian science that governs energy flow, harmony and how your home aligns with the elements. On the other? The view. Floor-to-ceiling windows framing sunrises, lush green pockets, city skylines, or lakes that catch the golden hour just right. But which truly tips the scales for today’s buyer? Still Rooted in Vaastu? There’s no denying it - Vaastu continues to hold significant weight in Bangalore's property decisions. Many buyers (and their families) still consider the orientation of the main door, kitchen and bedroom placements as essential. In fact, a recent market study revealed that over 60% of Bangalorean homebuyers in 2025 still inquire about Vaastu compliance, especially when purchasing for self-use or as a long-term investment. That said, the definition of "Vaastu-compliant" has become more f...