Guest Column
Banur Road: Tricity’s Next Address of Planned Growth
By Piyush Kansal

Urban development within the Tricity region is undergoing a measured transition one that extends beyond established city cores and is increasingly guided by infrastructure-led expansion and evolving residential expectations. As Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula approach saturation, growth is shifting toward strategically connected peripheral corridors. In this context, Banur Road has emerged as a defining address, representing a more deliberate and forward-looking phase of urbanisation where planning, connectivity, and lifestyle converge.
Connectivity underpins Banur Road’s increasing prominence. With efficient access to Mohali, Chandigarh, IT City and the international airport, the corridor functions as a vital artery within Tricity’s expanding urban fabric. Well-developed road networks, complemented by ongoing infrastructure upgrades are facilitating seamless mobility and deeper regional integration. For residents, this translates into close proximity to employment and social infrastructure, alongside the advantage of a more spacious, orderly and uncongested living environment.
Equally significant is Banur Road’s emphasis on planned development. Unlike earlier patterns of outward urban expansion, this corridor is witnessing structured growth characterised by wider roadways, green buffers and well-aligned civic infrastructure. Such a disciplined approach is essential for sustainable urban development ensuring that residential growth is supported by long-term functionality, environmental balance and enduring livability.
Market demand is also being shaped by a discernible shift toward customised architecture, particularly across Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. Contemporary homebuyers are increasingly seeking residences that reflect individual lifestyles rather than uniform housing typologies. Banur Road is responding to this evolution through developments that offer architectural flexibility superior spatial planning and modern design sensibilities within a regulated and thoughtfully governed framework.
The definition of luxury within emerging urban markets is similarly evolving. No longer limited to premium finishes alone, luxury today encompasses space, privacy, amenities and the overall living environment. Along Banur Road, this is reflected in low-density planning, landscaped open areas, modern clubhouses and carefully curated community spaces. These attributes are increasingly valued by families and professionals seeking a holistic lifestyle that balances comfort with well-being.
The rise of integrated luxury townships further strengthens Banur Road’s position within the Tricity’s growth narrative. Such developments combining customised homes, robust connectivity, lifestyle amenities, and everyday conveniences are emerging as the preferred residential format in expanding urban regions. By creating self-sustained ecosystems these townships reduce dependence on distant city infrastructure while elevating quality of life.
In essence, Banur Road embodies the evolving aspirations of homebuyers in Tier II and III cities offering luxury with intent, connectivity without congestion and personalisation within a structured urban framework. As the Tricity continues its outward evolution, Banur Road stands poised to emerge as a benchmark for future-ready urban living shaped by thoughtful planning and refined residential expectations.
The author is Executive Director of Royale Estate Group
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