Adani Airport City Limited (AACL), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL), India’s largest private airport operator, has unveiled a bold plan to create integrated airport cities across its network, combining hospitality, retail, entertainment, convention, and commercial infrastructure in seamlessly connected, walkable urban districts.

The initial phase of the development will cost about ₹20,000 crore. Approximately 22 million square feet would be created in Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, and Guwahati.

The proposal includes a land bank of over 655 acres spread across six airports in five states, including nearly 440 acres in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai alone. Almost 70% of the projected investment would be concentrated in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, highlighting the Mumbai Metropolitan Region’s (MMR) status as India’s premier commercial, financial, and aviation gateway.

The developments are intended to be integrated, walkable urban districts where visitors, businesses, and residents can access hotels, offices, retail, dining, entertainment, and convention facilities in environments that are seamlessly integrated with airport, Metro, and city transportation infrastructure.

Mr. Jeet Adani, Director of AAHL, stated, “Around the world, the most successful airport districts have become centers of commerce, tourism, and urban growth.” As India’s aviation business grows, airports have the opportunity to produce value that extends beyond aviation. We are developing a network of integrated urban destinations in which airports serve as catalysts for investment, employment, improved passenger experiences, and the long-term growth of the cities they serve.”

The development draws inspiration from globally successful airport districts such as Singapore’s Changi, Dubai International, Amsterdam’s Schiphol, and Seoul’s Incheon, bringing an airport-led development model to India’s fast developing aviation market.

“These developments are being designed with leading global design and engineering partners and informed by emerging trends in hospitality, retail, workplaces and entertainment,” Adani said. “Our objective is to create vibrant districts that combine connectivity with experience, generating economic activity, employment and long-term value for the communities around them.”

Unlike traditional real estate developments, the Airport City strategy focuses on connectivity and experience. The districts are designed to be natural extensions of the airport ecology, rather than isolated projects. By combining hotels, offices, retail, entertainment, and convention facilities in a single master-planned setting, the developments want to create dynamic, walkable destinations that contribute to the economic viability of the surrounding communities.

As part of the plan, AAHL has secured hotel management agreements with IHG Hotels & Resorts for five luxury and premium properties, including the launch of the Kimpton brand in India. The organization is also collaborating with top local and international partners in hotel, food and beverage, retail, and entertainment.

Sustainability is a critical component of the plan. The United States Green Building Council (USGBC) has pre-certified all Airport City developments as Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold, indicating an emphasis on resource efficiency, sustainable design, walkability, and high-quality public areas.

At the launch event today, AACL felicitated its partners in master planning and architecture, including Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), Benoy, and Znera Space; construction, design, and build, including Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Tata Projects Ltd, and PSP Projects Ltd; and consulting and project management, including CBRE, JLL, and Cushman & Wakefield.

Adani Airports Holdings Limited

Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL) is India’s largest operator of public-private partnership airports, committed to reshaping the country’s aviation landscape through creative, sustainable, and customer-centric solutions. Adani Airports is a subsidiary of the Adani Group’s main firm, Adani Enterprises Ltd., and intends to expand the company’s goal as a global integrated leader in infrastructure and transportation. AAHL operates eight airports: Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Mangaluru, Jaipur, Guwahati, Thiruvananthapuram, and the recently completed Navi Mumbai airport.

AAHL aims to provide world-class passenger experiences, increase connectivity, and promote economic progress. AAHL is defining the future of air travel by committing to operational excellence, technology advancement, and stakeholder involvement, as well as contributing to India’s global aviation sector. As part of its larger goal to reimagine airport-led urban development in India, AAHL is creating integrated, hospitality-led Airport City destinations that combine hotel, retail, entertainment, commercial, and lifestyle infrastructure around important aviation hubs.

About Adani Enterprises Ltd.

Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) is the flagship company of the Adani Group, one of India’s largest corporate entities. Over the years, Adani Enterprises has concentrated on developing emergent infrastructure firms, contributing to national development, and divesting them into independent publicly traded entities. With our solid businesses such as Adani Ports & SEZ, Adani Energy Solutions, Adani Power, Adani Green Energy, Adani Total Gas, and Adani Wilmar, we have contributed to India’s self-reliance. This has also resulted in huge profits for our stockholders over the last three decades.

The next generation of its strategic business investments will focus on green hydrogen ecosystems, airport management, data centers, roads, and primary industries such as copper and petrochem, all of which have considerable potential for value creation.

On May 1, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis launched the 13.3-kilometer Mumbai-Pune Expressway ‘Missing Link’ project, which coincided with Maharashtra Day. The project, which connects Khopoli to Kusgaon near Lonavala, is intended to reduce travel time between Mumbai and Pune by 20-30 minutes by avoiding the crowded Khandala Ghat region, while also making the expressway fully access controlled.

The improved connectivity is expected to boost real estate potential in emerging Mumbai 3.0 corridors such as Karjat, Neral, and Lonavala, which are gaining popularity as residential and second-home destinations, while experts point out that the warehousing and logistics sector will benefit significantly once the route is opened to heavy vehicles.

The Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC) has opened the project to the public. The Mumbai–Pune Expressway is India’s first expressway.

The’missing link’ begins near the Khalapur Food Plaza on the Mumbai Pune Expressway and connects to the expressway between Lonavala and Talegaon via a cable-stayed bridge and tunnels.

It is now only open to light motor cars and buses; freight and heavy vehicles will be permitted after six months, the Maharashtra government announced earlier this week.

The ‘Missing Link’ project is expected to be a game changer for the expanding Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR), greatly increasing real estate potential along the growing corridors known as Mumbai 3.0.

Experts believe that Karjat, Neral, Khopoli, and Lonavala are well-positioned to benefit from the next wave of growth, particularly among second-home purchasers and long-term investors. Lower entry pricing than in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, combined with rising lifestyle ambitions, are driving demand in these micromarkets.

Gautam Thacker, founder, president, and chairman of NAREDCO Raigad, stated, “Infrastructure projects like the Missing Link are critical in unlocking the potential of regions like Neral and Karjat.” It efficiently connects Pune with the Neral-Karjat belt and the wider Mumbai 3.0 region. This enhanced connection has already sparked interest among Pune-based developers and purchasers, who now regard the region as more accessible and appealing.”

He went on to say that if enough policy support is provided, seamless transport between key cities might boost real estate activity and generate chances for planned development, assisting the region in evolving into a balanced urban extension of Mumbai.

How does it impact the real estate market?

Experts predict that opening the’missing link’ to heavy vehicles will greatly assist the warehousing and logistics sector.The opening of the Pune Missing Link is a huge improvement to one of India’s busiest transportation corridors. This bypass on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway addresses a long-standing congestion, cutting travel time by roughly 30 minutes and directing traffic away from the dangerous Ghat portion, thereby enhancing both safety and efficiency. The incorporation of India’s longest and tallest road cable-stayed bridge across Tiger Valley adds to the project’s size,” said Gulam Zia, International Partner, Senior Executive Director, Research, Advisory, Infrastructure and Valuation, Knight Frank India.

“From a real estate standpoint, such infrastructure is an important accelerator for market evolution. According to Zia, improved connectivity between Mumbai and Pune will boost integration and create chances for residential and commercial development along the corridor.The warehouse and logistics sector stands to benefit greatly. Faster, more dependable travel and the elimination of a difficult terrain segment will improve turnaround times and operating efficiency. This is anticipated to increase demand for Grade A warehousing and encourage the establishment of larger logistics hubs, benefiting industries such as e-commerce, manufacturing, and third-party logistics,” Zia stated.

Does the opening of the ‘Missing Link’ of the Mumbai-Pune Expressway have an influence on the residential sector?

However, other analysts believe that the time savings from the ‘Missing link’ will have little impact on the property market.

“The missing link may save 15-30 minutes on the Pune-Mumbai commute, especially given the expressway’s existing heavy traffic and frequent accidents. However, from a real estate standpoint, such minor time reductions are unlikely to have a significant impact on either city,” said Rahul Ajmera, developer at Vasupujya Corporation in Pune.

He noted that the proposed Mumbai-Pune bullet train might be a much bigger game changer. “It would allow individuals to work in Mumbai while living in Pune, which has better weather and lower housing prices. With Mumbai’s real estate prices roughly four times higher than Pune’s, daily commuting by bullet train may be more cost effective than paying hefty EMIs in Mumbai,” he said.

Local brokers report that average apartment prices in Pune range from ₹10,000 to ₹15,000 per sq ft, whereas in Mumbai they are much higher at ₹40,000 to ₹50,000 per sq ft. However, peak benchmark prices in premium micro-markets are far higher than the averages.

Kengri Metro Station Bangalore has been open since August 30, 2021, and it is a key stop on the Namma Metro’s Purple Line. Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation (BMRC) runs the Namma Metro, which is perfect for daily commuters. The Kengri metro line connects important transit centers such the Kengri bus terminal, Mysore Road, and the city railway station to Majestic (Kempegowda station). The metro station has escalators, wheelchair access, restrooms, ticket counters, and paid parking for two-wheelers. Metro stations reduce traffic and are affordable modes of transit.

Kengeri Metro Station: Quick Info

Kengeri Metro Station is an elevated station on the Purple Line’s east-west corridor. Here’s some short information on the station.

Station Information	Details
Station Name	Kengeri Metro Station
Inaugurated Date	August 29, 2021
Station Location	BSM Extension, Kengeri Satelite town, Bengaluru, Karnataka, 560060
Total Distance	17 km
Owner	BMRCL
Commencement Date	August 30, 2021
First Metro	6:10 AM
Last Metro	12:10 AM
Starting Point	Kengeri
Ending Point	City railway station
Token Fare	₹38
Total Stops	13
Metro Parking	No
Nearest metro station to Kengeri railway station	Kengeri Bus Terminal
Kengeri Metro Station Address Map	Kengeri Metro Address

Kengeri Metro Station Map.

Kengeri Metro Station, on the Namma Metro’s Purple Line, connects Bangalore’s key areas. The Kengeri metro line map is essential for commuters since it includes detailed information about routes, interchanges, distances traveled, and nearby landmarks.

Kengeri Metro Station serves the Kengeri Suburbs of Bengaluru, India. It shares a boundary with Nagarbhavi to the north and Rajarajeshwari Nagar to the east. Here is the Kenegri metro station map:

Kengeri Metro Station Timings:

Kengri Metro Station in Bangalore is located on the Namma Metro’s Purple Line, making commuting convenient and hassle-free. The stations are open every morning, with the first train departing at 5:00 a.m. and running every 15-20 minutes during peak hours and 20-30 minutes off-peak. The last metro from Kengri departs around 11:00 p.m., but this varies on holidays and weekends. For further information, go to the Namma Metro app or website.

Line	First Metro	Last Metro
Purple Line	5:00 AM	11:00 PM

Kengeri Metro Station Ticket Fares

Kengeri metro station ticket rates vary according to destination and type of ticket. Here are the ticket prices for different destinations.

Stations	Ticket fares (Token)	Ticket fare (Smart Card)
Kengeri – Kengeri Bus Terminal	₹10	₹9.5
Kengeri – Pattanagere	₹30	₹28
Kengeri – Jnanabharathi	₹40	₹38
Kengeri – Rajarajeshwari Nagar	₹40	₹38
Kengeri – Pantharapalya	₹40	₹47.5
Kengeri – Mysuru Road	₹50	₹47.5
Kengeri – Deepanjali Nagara	₹50	₹47.5
Kengeri – Attiguppe	₹60	₹57
Kengeri – Vijayanagara	₹60	₹57
Kengeri – Hosahalli	₹60	₹57
Kengeri – Magadi Road	₹60	₹57
Kengeri – City Railway Station	₹60	₹57

Kengeri Metro Station: Entrance and Exit

The Kengeri Metro Station has two entrances and exits. Elevators, escalators, staircases, and wheelchair-accessible walkways are available at both entry and departure ports.

Entry/Exit Point 1: Situated near the Kengeri bus station and the BMTC bus stop.

Entry/Exit 2 is located near the Kengeri train station.

Kengeri Metro Station Parking Details

Kengri metro station only accepts paid parking for two-wheelers. The parking lot is under CCTV surveillance, and regular visitors can purchase monthly passes. Charges vary, but often start at ₹10 per hour. For more information, visit the official website or download the app.

Kengeri Metro Station Route Details for 2026

Kengeri Metro Station on the Purple Line gives convenient access to several parts of Bangalore. It connects major metro stations such Nayandahalli, Vijayanagar, Deepajali Nagar, and Majestic. The station is an important terminal for visitors from various parts of the city. It offers easy access to bus, automobile, and Ola/Uber services for the final mile and is the quickest and most cost-effective mode of transportation for everyday commuters.

Route between Kengeri and Baiyappanahalli Metro Stations

To get from Kengri Metro Station to Baiyappanahalli Metro Station, use the Purple Line from Platform One to Whitefield (Kadugodi). To get to Baiyappanahalli metro station, they must pass through 23 stations, including important ones like the Kengri bus terminal, Mysuru Road, Hosahalli, Cubbon Park, and Indiranagar. There are no transfers between the two stations.

If you are near the Baiyappanahalli metro station, you can go to Tipu Sultan’s Summer Place, Big Banyan Tree, and Freedom Wall Bangalore. Toit Brewpub, MTR, and The Rameshwaram Cafe all offer good dining options. Old Madras Road, Kaggadasapura, and Sadanandanagar are all desirable residential neighbourhoods near Baiyappanahalli Metro Station.

Details	Information
Travelling Time	49 minutes, 0 seconds
Distance	27km
Number of Stops	23 stations
Interchange	0 interchange
Fare of Token	₹60

Kengri Metro Station to Majestic Metro Station.

To get from Kengri metro station to Majestic metro station, use the Purple Line from Platform One to Whitefield (Kadugodi). To get to Nadaprabhu Kempegowda station (Majestic), pass via 14 stations, including popular ones such as Kengri Bus Terminal, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Deepanjali Nagar, Vijayanagara, and Magadi Road. The journey is smooth, with no stops.

Majestic Metro Station is one of the busiest interchanges between the Purple and Green lines. People can go to Cubbon Park, Freedom Park, and Bangalore Fort near Majestic Metro Station. Chickpet and Belepet are excellent places for shopping and eating street food. If you want to live near the Majestic Metro station, residential districts like Chamarajpet, Seshedripuram, and Gandhinagar provide all of the necessary amenities.

Details	Information
Travelling Time	30 minutes, 0 seconds
Distance	16km
Number of Stops	14 stations
Interchange	0 interchange
Fare of Token	₹70

From Kengri Metro Station to Yeshwanthpur Metro Station

The Purple Line from Platform One to Whitefield (Kadugodi) connects Kengri and Yeshwanthpur metro stations. After passing through 13 stations, including well-known ones like Kengri Bus Terminal, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Deepanjali Nagar, and Attiguppe, arrive at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station Majestic. To get to Yeshwanthpur metro station, take the Majestic interchange for the Green Line from Platform Three towards Madavara and proceed to six stations, including Mantri Square Sampige Road, Srirampura, Rajajinagar, and Sandal Soap Factory.

Visitors visiting Yeshwanthpur Metro Station can explore the ISKCON Temple, the World Trade Center, and the Brigade Gateway Station. Paris Restaurant, Annapurna Restaurant, and New Sagar Fast Food are all fantastic dining choices. If you wish to migrate, Dollars Colony and Hebbal are excellent options.

Details	Information
Travelling Time	44 minutes, 0 seconds
Distance	24km
Number of Stops	21 stations
Interchange	1 interchange
Fare of Token	₹80

Best Areas to Live Near Kengeri Metro Station

Kengri Satellite Town is one of the fast-growing towns surrounding Kengri Metro Station. It is approximately 2.8 kilometers from the metro station and has excellent connectivity, making it perfect for families and office workers. The majority of basic commodities, including schools, hospitals, and shopping malls, are close. Property prices in Kengeri Satellite Town typically vary from ₹6,000 to ₹8,500 per square foot. Monthly rental prices for 1BHK flats vary from ₹8,000 to ₹13,000, 2BHKs from ₹12,000 to ₹20,000, and 3BHKs from ₹18,000 to ₹35,000.

Rajarajeshwari Nagar: This fast rising residential area is 7.5 kilometers from Kengri metro station. It is known for its peaceful atmosphere and excellent connectivity to essential services such as schools, hospitals, and offices. Property prices in Rajarajeshwari Nagar range from ₹7,500 to ₹10,000 per square foot. Monthly rental prices for 1BHK flats range from ₹10,000 to ₹15,000, 2BHK flats from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000, and 3BHK flats from ₹22,000 to ₹40,000, based on property and location.

Kodipalaya: Kodipalya is a rising residential neighborhood about 3.9 kilometers from the Kengri metro station. The neighborhood is known for its temples, bakeries, and residential areas with amenities like schools, hospitals, and shopping malls. Property prices in Kodipalya range between ₹5,650 and ₹11,333 per square foot. Monthly rentals for 1BHK flats range from ₹8,000 to ₹12,000, 2BHK flats from ₹15,000 to ₹25,000, and 3BHK flats from ₹25,000 to ₹35,000. Prices vary by property type.

Kengri Bus Terminal: This well-established residential neighborhood is just 3.3 miles from Kengri Metro Station. It is well-known for its verdant surroundings and convenient access to institutions such as schools, hospitals, and retail centers. Property prices in Kodipalya range between ₹5,100 and ₹7,800 per square foot. Monthly rental prices for 1BHK flats range from ₹7,000 to ₹10,000, 2BHK flats from ₹10,000 to ₹14,000, and 3BHK apartments from ₹20,000 to ₹25,000, based on property type.

Mailasandra: It is located around 3.2 kilometers from the Kengri metro station and is considered a developing residential area. It is convenient for families and office workers because it is close to schools, hospitals, offices, and groceries. Mailasandra’s property prices range from ₹4,615 to ₹13,000 per square foot. Monthly rental fees for 1 BHK range from ₹8000 to ₹12000, 2BHK from ₹12,000 to ₹25,000, and 3BHK from ₹20,000 to ₹30,000, based on property type.

Kengeri Metro Station Platform Details

Kengeri Metro Station contains two platforms. These platforms are designed for the convenience of passengers moving in both directions. Both platforms are elevated and connected by a footbridge (FOB) for ease of access.

Platform 1: Go to Whitefield (Kadugodi).

Platform 2 faces Challaghatta.

Kengeri Metro Station List Towards Platform 1.

The Kengeri metro station has two platforms, with Platform 1 serving eastbound trains to Whitefield (Kadugodi). Kengeri Bus Terminal is the next stop on the route from Kengeri to Whitefield.

Here is the Kengeri metro station list for platform 1:

1. Kengeri
2. Kemgeri Bus Terminal
3. Pattanagere
4. Jnanabharathi
5. Rajarajeshwari Nagar
6. Pantharapalya
7. Mysuru Road
8. Deepanjali Nagar
9. Attiguppe
10. Vijayanagara
11. Hosahalli
12. Magadi Road
13. City railway station
14. Majestic
15. Central College
16. Vidhana Soudha
17. Cubbon Park
18. MG Road
19. Trinity
20. Halasuru
21. Indiranagar
22. Swami Vivekananda Road
23. Baiyappanahalli
24. KR Pura
25. Singayyanapalya
26. Garudacharapalya
27. Hoodi
28. Seetharamapalya
29. Kundalahalli
30. Nallurhalli
31. Sri Sathya Sai Hospital
32. Pattanduru Agrahara
33. Kadugodi tree park
34. Hopefarm Channasandra
35. Whitefield (Kadugodi)

Kengeri Metro Station List Towards Platform 2.

Platform 2 at Kengeri metro station handles westbound trains destined for Kengeri. However, because Kengeri is the terminal station, trains depart here for the city center, with the next stop being the Kengeri bus terminal.

Here is the Kengeri metro station list for platform 2:

Kengeri

Challaghatta

The Best Areas to Live Near Kengeri Metro Station

Kengeri Metro Station is a convenient transportation hub in Bengaluru, providing quick access to all parts of the city. Kengeri became popular because of its proximity to the Purple Line metro station. If you want to live close to this metro station, consider Kengeri Satellite Town, Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Kodipalya, or Kengeri Bus Terminal. Here’s why living near the Kengeri metro station is a great idea:

Convenience and Connectivity:

Living near the Kengeri metro station allows you to travel more quickly and live a more fulfilling existence. Major transportation hubs, including MG Road, Indiranagar, and Koramangala, are easily accessible. You can also reduce your commuting time while enhancing productivity and leisure time.

Potential Property Value Increase:

Proximity to the Kengeri metro station can boost property values by 10-20%, improve rental yields and capital appreciation, and make a desirable location for potential buyers and tenants.

Kengeri Metro Station is an excellent location, offering unparalleled convenience, connectivity, and comfort. It’s an ideal location for homebuyers and investors due to its easy access to key hubs, potential increase in property value, and diverse range of amenities.