Is Hennur Good for Investment in 2026? | AnviRealty
AnviRealty Research Analysis: Hennur, Bangalore
Key Takeaway: Hennur offers a value entry point between the ORR IT belt and Hebbal, with the highest yield in North Bangalore; road widening is the key catalyst to watch.
Hennur Road connects the northern end of the Outer Ring Road IT belt (near Nagawara and Kalyan Nagar) to Hebbal, positioning the locality as a practical, if less glamorous, alternative to its more established neighbours. Its housing stock is a mix of older independent houses and a growing number of mid-rise apartment developments, giving it more affordability than Hebbal for a broadly comparable commute to the ORR corridor.
Demand here is driven primarily by IT professionals working in the Nagawara-Kalyan Nagar-Hebbal stretch who are priced out of those more established addresses but still want a reasonably short commute. This has made Hennur one of the more consistent rental markets in North Bangalore, with the highest gross yield of any locality in this set.
Price growth has moved from roughly ₹4,000/sqft in 2016 to an estimated ₹8,950/sqft in 2026, a CAGR near 8.4%. Rental yields at 3.6-4.0% gross are the strongest in North Bangalore, reflecting Hennur's combination of affordable entry price and steady tenant demand from the adjacent employment corridors.
Builder activity is healthy, with a steady pipeline of mid-rise apartment launches converting older residential plots. The Hennur Main Road widening project and a potential Pink Line metro extension toward Kalyan Nagar-Hennur are the two infrastructure catalysts most likely to improve connectivity and support further price appreciation over the medium term. Hennur suits yield-focused buyers comfortable with a locality still in the process of civic maturation.