Satellite Towns Are Actually Selling, Not Just Being Marketed

What we're seeing in early 2026:

Gauribidanur, Doddaballapur, Chikkaballapur—these aren't just marketing buzzwords anymore. Transaction volumes are real.

The data shift:

2023-2024: Mostly inquiries, few closures. Buyers curious but not committing.

2025: Actual sales picking up. Buyers who "went to just look" actually buying.

Early 2026: Momentum continuing. Repeat buyers emerging (people who bought one plot, coming back for second).

Why this trend matters:

When satellite towns transition from "interesting option" to "people are actually buying there," it validates the location. Early skepticism gives way to FOMO.

What's different about 2026:

• Remote work normalized (not temporary anymore)
• Infrastructure progress visible (not just proposed)
• First wave of buyers sharing experiences (social proof emerging)
• Prices still reasonable but climbing faster

Gauribidanur specifically: Aerospace corridor development visible on ground. Not "coming soon"—actually happening. Highway improvements real. This isn't 2023 speculation anymore.

The trend: Satellite towns moving from "maybe someday" to "actually now" in buyer mindset. 2026 might be the tipping point year where this becomes mainstream, not fringe.