Prestige Developments, the Bengaluru-headquartered group founded in 1986, has spent nearly four decades building across the city's northern and eastern corridors. In Chikkajala, the company's presence is anchored by Prestige Olive Oak, the project this page tracks for buyers considering the village on NH 44 (Bellary Road). For a developer whose reputation rests on large residential townships and mixed-use communities, Chikkajala is significant because it sits where the airport, the aerospace economy and the next metro line converge.
Prestige Olive Oak is the Prestige Developments project tracked in Chikkajala. Its location on Bellary Road places it in the stretch of north Bengaluru that has absorbed most of the new residential and commercial activity around the airport over the past decade. Buyers evaluating the project should look at it as part of a wider northern corridor, where access to the airport, to Hebbal and to the planned suburban and metro lines shapes long-term demand.
Chikkajala is a village of roughly 6,000 residents according to the 2011 census, and its character is mixed: residential apartments and plots line the main roads, while the employment base is driven by the airport, air cargo, hotels and aerospace rather than information technology. The KIADB Aerospace and IT Hardware Park, a 3,000-acre industrial campus nearby, has drawn a steady stream of companies into the area, and that employment pull is the core demand driver for mid-to-premium housing here. Heritage and open space add to the setting: the ruins of Chikkajala Fort, remnants of an ancient temple, and Chikkajala Lake give the locality a character that few newer northern suburbs possess.
The Namma Metro Blue Line Phase 2B will run along Bellary Road from Hebbal to the airport, a route of about 27 km with viaduct construction already visible through Chikkajala. A station within Chikkajala village itself is not in the current metro plan. Suburban rail on the Sampige Line, linking Majestic with Yelahanka and Devanahalli past the airport, has a completion deadline of March 2030.
Listing portals report average asking rates from about ₹6,500 per square foot upward, with some averages above ₹9,000 per square foot, while registered transaction data points to an average near ₹7,700 per square foot across recent deals. Luxury apartment rates in the locality are reported at ₹8,400 to ₹12,000 per square foot. Plot prices on Chikkajala Main Road and approved layouts are reported between about ₹6,000 and ₹12,500 per square foot. Against that backdrop, a Prestige Developments home is best assessed on its specification, the scale of its community and its access to the airport corridor, rather than on the locality average alone.
Daily needs are covered within a short radius. Sri Sathya Sai Hospital is about 0.5 km away, NRV Hospital about 1 km and Lakshmi Hospital under 2 km. Delhi Public School Bangalore North is about 5.7 km away, with Kesar International School around 5.5 km, Ryan International School around 6 km and Stonehill International School around 7 km. For shopping, Affwa Shopping Complex is about 4 km away, Kurlappa Shopping Complex around 8 km, and Inox RMZ Galleria and Bhartiya Mall of Bengaluru roughly 9 to 10 km away. Raitara Santhe in Chikkajala serves as a local market for fresh produce.
The northern corridor's pipeline is the main reason buyers look at Chikkajala now. The Blue Line Phase 2B, the Doddajala station and the Sampige Line will each change commute times to the airport, Hebbal and the city centre. The Satellite Town Ring Road is planned as a longer-term link that will further connect Chikkajala to the wider region. For a Prestige Developments buyer, the question is less about a single station date and more about how the Bellary Road corridor's connectivity, employment and infrastructure build up over the coming decade.