PG in Bangalore Near Tech Parks: An Area-by-Area Guide

The best PG in Bangalore is the one closest to your office. Bengaluru's tech parks are spread across the city, and traffic around junctions like Silk Board can turn a short distance into a long ride. Start with your office location, then pick the neighbourhood, then the PG.

What a PG in Bangalore costs

On 10 October 2026, LSC Smart Living listed 486 PGs in Bengaluru:

• Rent: from about ₹3,500 a month for a shared bed to ₹18,500 for a private furnished room.
• Who they are for: 201 for men, 127 for women and 158 open to anyone.
• Food: 473 of the 486 include meals, usually South and North Indian options.

See the full list on PGs in Bengaluru.

Areas for a PG in Bangalore, by where you work

Marathahalli and the Outer Ring Road

Marathahalli sits on the Outer Ring Road, close to many large tech parks and a short ride from Whitefield. We listed 17 PGs in Marathahalli, from about ₹6,500 to ₹14,000. See PGs in Marathahalli.

Electronic City

Electronic City on Hosur Road is home to some of the oldest and biggest IT campuses. We listed 22 PGs here, from about ₹5,500 to ₹17,000. The Yellow Line metro along Hosur Road has made getting to the city easier. See PGs in Electronic City.

BTM Layout

BTM Layout is a favourite with young professionals: central, full of food options and close to Koramangala and HSR Layout. We listed 52 PGs, from about ₹5,000 to ₹17,000. See PGs in BTM Layout.

Koramangala

Koramangala is busy and well connected, with startups, cafes and nightlife. We listed 34 PGs, from about ₹5,500 to ₹15,500. See PGs in Koramangala.

Getting around Bangalore

• Metro: the Purple Line reaches Whitefield in the east, and the Yellow Line runs along Hosur Road towards Electronic City.
• Office buses and shuttles: many tech parks run them. Ask HR about routes before you choose an area.
• Bike taxis and autos: quick for short trips but slow at peak hours.

If your office and PG are on the same side of the Outer Ring Road, your daily life gets much easier.

Moving to Bangalore: first-week tips

• Ask your office about shuttles before you sign anything; a PG on a shuttle route can save you hours every week.
• Try the commute at 9 am and 7 pm. Bengaluru traffic is very different at peak hours.
• Learn a few Kannada words. People appreciate it, and it helps with autos and local shops.
• Keep an umbrella handy. Rain can arrive quickly in many months of the year.
• Check the water situation in your building, especially in the summer months, when some areas depend on tankers.
• Save the PG's full address with a landmark. Many Bangalore addresses are easier to find by landmark than by number.

What to check before you take a PG in Bangalore

1. The commute at peak hour. Try it once at 9 am before deciding.
2. Food. Ask whether the menu suits you and whether meals are cooked on site.
3. Water supply. Ask whether the PG depends on tanker water and how reliable it is.
4. What the rent includes. Wi-Fi, laundry, housekeeping and electricity vary.
5. Security and rules. Check the gate, CCTV and entry timings.
6. Agreement and receipts for the rent, deposit and notice period.

Contact owners directly

Every Bengaluru listing on LSC Smart Living has Call and WhatsApp buttons you can use without signing up. Shortlist a few PGs near your office, visit them on one weekend and pick the one with the best commute for your budget. If you are new to renting, our guide on PG vs flat explains the trade-offs, which are much the same in every big city.