A homeowner recently shared their experience of purchasing a flat for ₹55 lakh (approximately $66,000 USD) in Jigani, a locality often debated over its association with Bangalore. The buyer noted the flat's size of 1,020 square feet and highlighted its proximity to key areas such as Electronic City, which is just 15 minutes away. However, they also expressed frustration about the long commute and isolation from the city center, stating, "Every single day, I hate traveling back home." Social media reactions varied, with many users questioning whether Jigani can truly be considered part of Bangalore, citing its slow development and poor infrastructure. Some commenters suggested that the investment may not yield significant returns in the future due to the area's oversupply of housing. Despite the criticisms, the homeowner defended their choice, asserting that they have witnessed local development and expect property values to rise unless a market crash occurs.