
Discover why Narasapura is influencing Bangalore’s smartest real estate investment in 2026 — driven by NH-75 connectivity, Special Investment Region status, and global manufacturers setting up base.
Narasapura is a KIADB-developed industrial hub along NH-75 and the Bengaluru–Chennai Industrial Corridor, home to global manufacturers like Volvo, Honda, and Wistron. In April 2025, it was officially notified as a Special Investment Region (SIR) by the Karnataka government — a status that fast-tracks large-scale investment and typically precedes sharp real estate appreciation in the surrounding belt, including nearby Malur.
Narasapura isn’t a newly-hyped location riding on speculation — it’s a functioning, KIADB-developed industrial cluster that has quietly built the fundamentals real estate investors look for: active manufacturing, highway connectivity, and now, official government recognition as a priority investment zone. Three developments make 2026 a pivotal year for this corridor:
A location backed by operational global manufacturers — not just announced investment — creates durable, non-speculative demand for housing, rental units, and land. Employees, logistics staff, and ancillary businesses all need to live within a practical commute, and that demand compounds as more companies set up operations.
This isn’t infrastructure “on paper.” Narasapura already operates at industrial scale, which fundamentally changes the investment logic for the region around it.
NH-75 (Old Madras Road extension toward Kolar and beyond) is the backbone connecting Narasapura to the rest of Bangalore and onward toward Chennai. For real estate specifically, this highway delivers three concrete benefits:
In April 2025, the Karnataka government officially notified Narasapura as a Special Investment Region. This designation typically brings:
Historically, government-backed industrial zone notifications have preceded real estate appreciation in Bangalore’s other corridors. Narasapura’s SIR status places it in a similar early position today.
Bangalore’s growth corridors follow a consistent, repeatable cycle:
Industrial investment → Employment growth → Infrastructure upgrades → Residential demand → Price appreciation
Whitefield, Peenya, and Electronic City all followed this exact sequence — land values rose sharply only after their industrial base was firmly established and visible. Narasapura, with its operational manufacturing base and fresh SIR status, appears to be at an earlier stage of that same cycle, which is typically when long-term investors find the most favourable entry pricing.
While Narasapura itself is a designated industrial zone rather than a residential one, the adjoining town of Malur offers the practical residential and investment gateway to this corridor:
Rajarshi Developers in Malur: Rajarshi Golden Enclave Rajarshi Developers Private Limited, a RERA-approved plotted development company with projects across Malur, Mysore Road, Chikkaballapura, and Doddaballapura, offers Rajarshi Golden Enclave — a plotted layout attached to Malur City, positioned to benefit directly from Narasapura’s industrial expansion Backed by Rajarshi Developers’ broader portfolio — including completed projects like Rajarshi Brundavan and Rajarshi Nest, and ongoing developments such as Samruddhi Green City Phase 2 — Rajarshi Golden Enclave gives buyers a legally clear, well-approved entry point into this industrial growth corridor.
Narasapura combines an operational industrial base with global manufacturers like Volvo, Honda, and Wistron, direct NH-75 connectivity, and official Special Investment Region status granted in April 2025 — a combination that has historically preceded real estate appreciation in Bangalore’s other industrial corridors.
Narasapura Industrial Area is a KIADB-developed industrial cluster along the Bengaluru–Chennai Industrial Corridor, hosting global manufacturers in automotive, aerospace, and logistics sectors.
SIR is a government designation that fast-tracks large-scale investment through streamlined approvals and dedicated governance. Narasapura received this status in April 2025, signalling strong long-term government commitment to the region’s industrial growth.
NH-75 directly connects Narasapura to Bangalore, Kolar, Mulbagal, and onward toward Chennai, making it a critical logistics and commuter corridor for the industrial belt.
Major companies operating in and around Narasapura include Mahindra Aerospace, Honda Motorcycles and Scooters India, Volvo, Scania, Wistron Corporation, and Amazon.
Malur sits close to the Narasapura Industrial Area, offers considerably more accessible land pricing than established corridors like Whitefield, and benefits from the same NH-75 and regional rail connectivity.
Rajarshi Golden Enclave is a BMRDA and Malur Planning Authority approved plotted development by Rajarshi Developers Private Limited , spread across 6 Acres 14 Guntas with 119 plots, attached to Malur City near the Narasapura industrial belt.
With Narasapura’s Special Investment Region status and active industrial base, the corridor may be at an early stage of the same growth cycle that drove price appreciation in Whitefield, Peenya, and Electronic City — making current pricing potentially favorable for long-term investors.