The Bengaluru Development Authority (BDA)Nearly 2,000 Homes Await Buyers as BDA Maintains ‘Business as Usual’ has clarified that nearly 1,900 housing units remain unsold in its current inventory, but officials maintain that business operations remain stable. Out of the total units launched in recent phases, a significant portion has already been allotted, reflecting steady buyer interest despite the remaining stock.
According to BDA officials, the unsold inventory primarily includes a mix of flats and villas. While apartment units have witnessed consistent demand, villa sales have moved at a slower pace due to their higher price points. Authorities have stated that such inventory levels are not unusual in large-scale housing developments and are part of a typical absorption cycle.
The BDA has emphasized that it is not engaging in distress sales or price cuts to offload the remaining units. Instead, the authority expects gradual sales momentum as market conditions stabilize and buyers evaluate long-term investment opportunities. Compared to private developers, public sector housing bodies often experience longer sales cycles due to structured pricing models and regulatory processes.
Industry observers note that Bengaluru’s real estate market continues to show resilience, supported by steady employment growth and infrastructure expansion. With demand for affordable and mid-segment housing remaining intact, the BDA remains confident that the remaining units will be absorbed over time.
The authority’s stance underscores continuity and stability, reinforcing that the housing inventory situation does not signal distress but rather reflects the natural pace of property sales in a competitive urban market.
