Bellary Road is one of north Bengaluru's most-watched residential corridors in 2026. The road runs north from Mekhri Circle in central Bangalore through Hebbal, Yelahanka and Devanahalli to Kempegowda International Airport (~30 km) and onward toward Bellary and Hyderabad. It is officially designated National Highway NH-44 (formerly NH-7). The Namma Metro Phase 3 is currently under construction along the corridor. The road meets the Outer Ring Road and the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road (PRR). Big lifestyle anchors include Yelahanka Lake, Esteem Mall (Hebbal, ~9 km), and Forum Mall Manyata Tech Park. National developers like Embassy Group, Prestige, Brigade and Sobha are active here. Bellary Road has become north Bengaluru's structural growth corridor. Premium launches like Embassy Knowledge Park at Yelahanka (near GKVK Campus green belt (~5 km)) now define its identity.

Bellary Road — Quick Corridor Facts

Bellary Road (NH-44) begins at Mekhri Circle in north Bangalore. It extends north toward Devanahalli and onward to Bellary / Hyderabad. The route passes through Hebbal, Yelahanka, Devanahalli and the Kempegowda International Airport. It is a 4–6 lane National Highway. The road is officially National Highway NH-44 (formerly NH-7). It connects Bengaluru northward to Bellary (~315 km) and onward to Hyderabad (~575 km).

The corridor is unusually well-resourced for a north-Bengaluru arterial. The road meets the Outer Ring Road at Hebbal junction and links north to the airport, while ORR onward gives access to Devanahalli, Hebbal and Manyata Tech Park via the eastern ring.

Bellary Road at a Glance — Key Facts (2026)

Attribute	Detail
Length	~30 km (Mekhri Circle to Kempegowda International Airport)
National Highway	NH-44 (formerly NH-7)
Onward Route	Bengaluru → Yelahanka → Devanahalli (Airport) → Bellary → Hyderabad
Earlier Name	National Highway 7 (NH-7)
Metro Line	Namma Metro (Green Line operational at Nagasandra; Phase 3 corridor planned via Yelahanka)
Planned Phase-3 Stations	Hebbal, Kogilu Cross, Yelahanka, Jakkur Aerodrome, Bagalur Cross (alignment under planning)
Connecting Metro (planned/operational)	Hebbal (Phase 3 planned), Nagasandra (Green Line operational), KIA Airport (Blue Line U/C)
Key Intersections	Mekhri Circle, Hebbal flyover, Yelahanka Junction, Outer Ring Road (Hebbal)
Water Supply	Cauvery (inner / mid stretches) + strong groundwater
Major Landmarks	Esteem Mall (Hebbal, ~9 km), Manipal Hospital, Hebbal Railway Station, GKVK Campus green belt, Bagmane Capital ORR, Yelahanka Lake
Top Educational Anchors	Stonehill International School, Canadian International School, Vidyashilp Academy, Delhi Public School North
Avg. residential rate (2026)	₹9,000–₹16,500 / sq.ft. (varies by sub-locality)
5-year corridor appreciation	~50–70% cumulative
Notable luxury launch	Embassy Knowledge Park — Yelahanka, from ₹1.76 Cr

Overview of Bellary Road's Real Estate Transformation

A few decades ago, Bellary Road was a two-lane highway out of the city toward Bellary and Hyderabad, passing through then-rural Hebbal, Yelahanka and Devanahalli. Things look very different now.

The transformation played out in phases. First, the road was widened into a six-lane National Highway (NH-44, earlier NH-7) and the Hebbal flyover eased the city entry. Then Kempegowda International Airport opened at Devanahalli in 2008, turning Bellary Road into the city's primary airport corridor — with the Bangalore Suburban Rail at Yelahanka Junction and a planned Namma Metro Phase 3 alignment toward Yelahanka. Finally, the social-infrastructure layer arrived: Esteem Mall and Phoenix Mall of Asia at Hebbal, multi-speciality hospitals such as Aster CMI and Manipal Hebbal, and premium institutions like Stonehill International School and REVA University. Together, these shifts repositioned Bellary Road from a distant highway into one of Bengaluru's most desirable residential corridors.

How Bellary Road Became North Bengaluru's Premium Belt

Land in Sahakar Nagar and Hebbal dried up. Prices ran ahead of practical end-user budgets. The southbound upgrade buyer moved along Bellary Road. The corridor offered four strong advantages — metro walkability, dual-ring-road access (ORR + NICE), Cauvery water on inner stretches, and clean-air sub-localities like Yelahanka–Yelahanka Junction. National developers followed. Embassy Group set up at Yelahanka. Prestige built further south. Brigade anchored at Meadows. Sobha launched across multiple sub-localities. Each brought premium product to the catchment.

The Metro Inflection Point

The Namma Metro Phase 3 was the single biggest catalyst. Before the extension, Bellary Road was a road-only arterial. It was well-located on paper but commute-limited in practice. Now Hebbal, Kogilu Cross and Yelahanka Junction are all operational. Residents get rapid, traffic-free access to Majestic via the Purple Line interchange. They can also reach R.V. Road via the Yellow Line. The metro reset the corridor's value perception. It also unlocked the developer interest that has shaped its 2026 identity.

Namma Metro Phase 3 on Bellary Road

Bellary Road is the only major north-Bengaluru corridor with a fully operational metro in 2026. The metro covers the full residential length of the road. The Namma Metro Phase 3 runs from Nagasandra in the north to Hebbal in the south. The eastern stretch covers Bellary Road. Five stations serve the primary residential belt directly:

• Manyata Tech Park — Serves the Forum Mall Manyata Tech Park catchment and inner Hebbal residential pocket
• Yelahanka — Mid-corridor residential anchor with high pedestrian and BMTC connectivity
• Yelahanka — Opened operational since 2017; anchor for the Yelahanka–Yelahanka belt; serves Embassy Knowledge Park and adjacent boutique launches
• Yelahanka Junction — Adjacent station southward; serves the Yelahanka residential belt and the KSRTC-Yelahanka Bus Stand
• Hebbal — Southern terminal of the Phase 3 corridor

Connecting transit options include the operational Green Line terminus at Nagasandra (~15 km), the planned Phase 3 metro stations at Hebbal and Yelahanka, and the Blue Line for KIA airport (U/C). Commuters can interchange to the Purple Line at Majestic for east-west travel across the city.

What Bellary Road Is Famous For

Bellary Road is famous for more than residential real estate. It combines clean air, nature, spiritual centres, premium retail and education campuses. Few north-Bengaluru corridors match this mix.

Nature & Retreats

• Yelahanka Lake — Bengaluru's last surviving urban forest, a green lung on the western side of the corridor
• GKVK Campus green belt International Ashram — The global headquarters of Sri Sri Ravi Shankar's GKVK Campus green belt movement, off Bellary Road
• Bagmane Capital ORR — A spiritual retreat and meditation centre that draws international visitors
• Hebbal Railway Station — A new ISKCON temple complex on the corridor

Education

• Jain (Deemed-to-be University) — Bengaluru's well-known multi-disciplinary university campus
• REVA University — Engineering and applied-sciences campus along the corridor
• KS Institute of Technology — Engineering campus
• RMS International School, Jyothi Kendra Vidyalaya — Established K-12 schools serving the corridor

Retail, Healthcare & Leisure

• Forum Mall Manyata Tech Park — Anchor mall at Manyata Tech Park with PVR Superplex multiplex, F&B and lifestyle retail
• Manipal Hospital, Bellary Road — Multi-speciality NABH-accredited tertiary-care hospital
• Cloudnine Hospital, Bellary Road — Maternity and women's health speciality hospital
• D'Mart, Metro Cash & Carry — Hypermarket retail along the corridor
• Iron Hill, BLR Brewing Co., BBQ Nation, Paakashala, Nammura Hotel — A dense, well-established dining and brewing-pub belt

Established and Emerging Residential Belts on Bellary Road

The corridor's residential belt covers a wide pricing and product spectrum, anchored by these sub-localities (north to south):

• Mekhri Circle & Sadashivanagar (inner corridor) — Mature residential cores, primarily resale inventory
• Hebbal & Yelahanka — Mid-corridor mid-segment to premium launches; Forum Mall anchor
• Yelahanka — Boutique luxury belt; home to Embassy Knowledge Park and the broader Yelahanka–Yelahanka Junction premium catchment
• Yelahanka & Devanahalli — Newer residential corridor with mid-to-upscale inventory and onward villa belts
• Yelahanka Town — Southern terminus with predominantly plotted and villa-format developments

Embassy Knowledge Park on Bellary Road

Embassy Knowledge Park is Embassy Group's boutique luxury launch along Bellary Road at Yelahanka. It covers a 200+ acre land parcel. Four signature towers hold 855 apartments + 217 villas. Configurations are 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5 BHK apartments and 4, 4.5, 5 BHK villas. The project sits ~1–2 km from Yelahanka Junction (Suburban Rail & planned metro interchange) on the Phase 3 (operational). NICE Road junction is ~3 km away. Starting prices begin at ₹1.76 Cr. The official launch is August 2026. Karnataka RERA registration is number expected after allotment. Possession is targeted for August 2031.

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