Warehouses for Rent in Dasanapura, Bengaluru
10 verified warehouses available for rent in Dasanapura, ranging from 5,000 to 35,000 sqft. Transparent pricing and expert guidance.
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About warehousing in Dasanapura, Bengaluru
Frequently Asked Questions
Current asking rents in Dasanapura and Doddaballapura are shown in the rent section of this page, taken from our live listings. Pre-engineered sheds on allotted KIADB plots at Doddaballapura set the level, and the few older sheds quote less.
The main KIADB Doddaballapura estate and the Apparel Park for allotted industrial land close to the town. Obadenahalli and Adinarayana Hosahalli, in the later phases, for newer buildings. Doddagollahalli if you want to sit near the Foxconn plant and the airport side. Dasanapura's Tumkur Road side if you need to be closer to the city on the north-west.
Doddaballapura is a mid-size market: most units suit manufacturing support or regional storage, and very large boxes are uncommon. The size range and median unit for this page are shown in the specification section, updated from our live listings.
The Fire NOC and CLU counts in the inventory section of this page are the approvals owners have recorded on our listings. Land use is the other question: confirm whether the plot is converted or allotted for industrial use, which on estate land means the KIADB allotment and elsewhere the conversion order. Ask to see the Fire NOC and the land-use approval for the specific building, and get both in writing before you sign.
Manufacturing support and regional storage operations that want mid-size space on KIADB land in the Doddaballapura direction. Dasanapura's units are mid-size and mostly pre-engineered, with clear heights that suit racking and lighter docking, so it suits suppliers and storage operations more than high-volume distribution.
