India, Oct. 11 -- Once the flagbearers of Bengaluru's real estate boom, areas like Whitefield, Sarjapur Road, and the neighbourhoods surrounding Kempegowda International Airport have long attracted homebuyers and investors. With their proximity to major IT hubs and steady infrastructure development, these micro-markets came to symbolise the city's transformation into a real estate powerhouse. However, the momentum now appears to be slowing, particularly around the tech corridors. Local brokers report a noticeable dip in buyer enquiries over the past two months, despite the ongoing festive season, traditionally a high point for home purchases. The cooling interest comes amid growing job uncertainty, recent policy shifts, and rising propert...