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Thanisandra is an emerging locality in Bengaluru North Bengaluru located along Thanisandra Main Road. It is surrounded by the residential areas of Hebbal, Nagawara, HBR Layout and Jakkur, which offer adequate social and retail infrastructure.It is a preferred residential area for many working professionals employed in various IT & ITeS companies operating from Manyata Tech Park.Some of the prominent residential projects in the vicinity include Zenith Residences - Karle Town Centre, Mantri Energia, Mantri Lithos, Assetz Here and Now, Sobha Chrysanthemum and Arvind Sporcia, among others. Physical infrastructure The locality is 26 km from Kempegowda International Airport which can be reached in about 40 minutes. Yelahanka Junction is the major railway station about 9 km away,reachable in nearly 25 minutes. Thanisandra boasts excellent road connectivity via Thanisandra Main Road, ORR, Bellary Road and Hennur Road. Moreover, the approved 21.25 km metro Line 4 (Nagawara-Gottigere) is expected to be completed by 2023, which would offer metro connectivity here. This line would also be extended Bengaluru Northwards to reach till the airport under Phase 2B. Social & retail infra Several schools and colleges are situated nearby Thanisandra such as Kensri School, Vidya Niketan School, Sindhi High School, HKBK College of Engineering, and Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology. Reputed healthcare facilities in and around include Aster Clinic, Columbia Asia Hospital Hebbal, JMJ Hospital, Christ Super Speciality Hospital, and Regal Hospital. While the popular Elements Mall is situated next to Thanisandra, other prominent retail hot spots such as Esteem Mall, Orion Bengaluru East Mall, and RMZ Galleria Mall are also reachable within half an hour. Nearby employment hubs Key companies having operations in Manyata Tech Park include IBM India, Concentrix, Cognizant Technology, TCS and Philips, among many others. Also, the development of Aerospace SEZ, KIADB IT Park and IT Investment Region near Devanahalli is expected to boost residential demand in the region..