The same articel appeared in Times of India couple of days back and now in Rediff. This clearly looks like the Real Estate business in Bangalore which had looted people till date is in serious trouble and playing all sorts of marketing games to get people invest in Bangalore. Rates are still high. Even if you take the above mentioned rates how much will a 3 bedroom flat on Sarjapur Road at 4500 per sft ( 1600 sft ) cost = 72 Lakhs parking 1 lakh one time maintenance deposit registration Electricity connection etc will all add up to more than 80 lakhs that too on Sarjapur road. Either Vicky Nanjappa thinks we all are fools or he is a NUT
