Puravankara Limited, the Bengaluru-headquartered developer founded in 1975 by Ravi Puravankara, has added a 53.5-acre land parcel in Anekal Taluk to its residential pipeline. The parcel sits in Attibele Hobli, a micro-market the company has identified as a growth corridor, and carries a saleable area of roughly 6.4 million square feet with a potential gross development value exceeding Rs 4,800 crore. It is being developed as Purva Anekal Taluk, a plotted community that gives buyers the ability to design and build their own homes within a professionally planned layout.
The Anekal acquisition was disclosed as part of Puravankara's regulatory filings on its FY26 land-banking activity. During the first half of FY26 the company added 6.36 million square feet of developable space across its markets at an estimated GDV of Rs 9,100 crore; the Anekal parcel took the year's cumulative potential GDV to Rs 13,900 crore. Around the same period, Puravankara also entered a joint venture for a 24.59-acre parcel at KIADB Hardware Park in North Bengaluru and signed joint development agreements for 5.5 acres in Balegere in East Bengaluru, indicating that the Anekal move is one part of a broader, simultaneous expansion across Bengaluru's growth corridors rather than an isolated bet.
Company leadership described the Anekal micro-market as a prime residential growth route because of more affordable pricing, improving infrastructure, and proximity to job centres, while also noting that large, accessible land parcels in the belt are increasingly scarce. Ashish Puravankara, Managing Director of Puravankara Limited, framed the purchase as part of the company's discipline of adding developable land across strategic micro-markets to sustain its launch pipeline, and as reflecting confidence in the long-term fundamentals of these locations.
Attibele Hobli sits on Bengaluru's southern edge along Hosur Road (NH 44), within reach of Electronic City, Bommasandra Industrial Area, and the wider Hosur industrial belt. For Puravankara, this puts a plotted asset directly in a corridor with a steady base of IT and industrial employment, a demand pool the company has repeatedly targeted through its plotted-development arm.
Purva Anekal Taluk is positioned within Puravankara's plotted-development business, a segment the group formalised as Purva Land in 2021 after entering the category the same year with an initial investment of about Rs 825 crore across six projects in Bengaluru, Chennai and Coimbatore. Purva Land is built around theme-based, gated plotted communities with planned utilities, wide internal roads, and curated amenities rather than unstructured land subdivision, an approach the group has already applied elsewhere in Bengaluru's southern belt, including Purva Kensho, a 33-acre development on Sarjapur-Attibele Main Road. The Anekal Taluk parcel, at 53.5 acres, is one of the larger single sites the brand has assembled in this corridor.
Puravankara operates through three brands built up over roughly five decades: Puravankara itself for premium and luxury residences, Provident Housing for mid-income buyers since 2008, and Purva Land for plotted communities since 2021. Provident Housing alone reports a presence across nine cities with roughly 20 million square feet of projects, about 12.8 million square feet completed and 7.2 million square feet ongoing. Bengaluru remains the company's home market and its largest single concentration of projects, spanning delivered high-rises, ongoing apartment communities, and now an expanding plotted-land portfolio that reaches from North Bengaluru's KIADB Hardware Park corridor to the southern Anekal-Attibele belt.
For a buyer evaluating Anekal Taluk specifically through a Puravankara lens, the relevant facts are the scale of the parcel, its location in an industrial-adjacent corridor along Hosur Road, and the developer's stated intent to run it as a planned, gated plotted community rather than a piecemeal layout. Final plot sizes, pricing, and RERA registration are pending as the project is at the pre-launch stage, with possession targeted for December 2029. The area itself is described in Puravankara's own project materials as benefiting from proximity to schools, hospitals, and Electronic City-linked employment, alongside road upgrades connecting Attibele, Hosur Road, and NICE Road, and a proposed metro extension toward Bommasandra that would further tie the locality into the city's transit network.
