Chikkatirupati, Bangalore

Chikkatirupati is a fast-emerging residential pocket in East Bengaluru, best known for the centuries-old Chikka Tirupati Venkateshwara temple that gives the area its name. Located in LAKKUR Hobli of Malur Taluk, in the outskirts of Bengaluru, the temple is constructed in the Dravidian style of architecture. The locality sits off the Sarjapur-Hoskote Road, roughly midway between the established suburbs of Sarjapur and the industrial belt of Hoskote and Malur.

Historically an agrarian belt with green fields and small villages, Chikkatirupati has begun attracting organised residential development over the last few years. Chikka Tirupathi is a little town in Bangalore, Karnataka, just 10 km away from Sarjapur, and is a renowned locality due to the presence of the Chikka Tirupati temple. It is an affordable locality situated in the eastern part of Bangalore, developing as a housing hub that primarily offers affordably-priced residential plots.

SOBHA Limited has identified this corridor as one of its next growth frontiers in East Bengaluru, launching a large plotted community here. Sobha Chikkatirupati is a signature plotted development strategically positioned in the high-growth corridor of East Bengaluru, located just off Sarjapur-Hoskote Road and defined by its immediate proximity to the Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR). This positions the locality as a land-appreciation play tied closely to the region's biggest upcoming infrastructure project.

Pricing here remains accessible compared to the mature Sarjapur-Whitefield belt. Property rates in the area range from Rs 2,200 to Rs 3,000 per sq. ft, offering relatively affordable options compared to central Bangalore. For plotted formats, Sobha's plotted development here is priced at roughly Rs 6,000-7,000 per sq. ft with a low density of 15 plots per acre.