Bengaluru: Realty Expo-2025, one of the largest property exhibitions, will be organised by The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (Credai) – Karnataka on Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 8pm, at Karnataka Trade Promotion Organisation (KTPO) in Whitefield.The expo, for which The Times of India is the media partner, will bring together leading developers, banks and housing finance companies to showcase Karnataka’s evolving real estate landscape across residential, commercial and infrastructure segments. Bhaskar T Nagendrappa, president, Credai Karnataka, said: “The real estate market in Karnataka is on a strong and sustainable growth path. Bengaluru remains the nerve centre of India’s IT ecosystem and a key economic driver. Over the past two decades, the city transformed remarkably in terms of infrastructure and urban expansion. The market fundamentals are sound, and we are optimistic about continued growth through 2025 and beyond.“According to Credai, Bengaluru’s suburban zones continue to dominate real estate activity, with the north, east, and south corridors witnessing accelerated development. The northern corridor, in particular, is seeing rapid appreciation, propelled by major infrastructure initiatives such as Peripheral Ring Road, airport Metro line, suburban rail and national highway upgrades.Beyond Bengaluru, tier-2 cities in Karnataka are emerging as the next engines of growth. Mangaluru continues to lead as the state’s second-largest real estate market, while Mysuru benefits from tourism-driven development and robust infrastructure upgrades, and Belagavi from its new industrial parks and IT investments.