Hebbagodi is a suburb outside Bengaluru in Karnataka, managed by the Hebbagodi City Municipal Council and part of the Bengaluru Metropolitan Region. Administratively, it falls under the Bommanahalli zone of the BBMP. Located along Hosur Road with direct access to the Electronic City IT corridor, Hebbagodi sits at a geographic midpoint between two distinct economic poles: the tech campuses of Electronic City Phase 2 to the north and the Bommasandra industrial estate to the south. The area has transitioned from a rural village to a critical urban extension of Bengaluru, and while some parts retain a semi-rural character, most of the area now carries urban infrastructure including malls and commercial establishments, with large IT firms and tech parks having driven the development of residential complexes.
Electronic City Phases 1 and 2 together employ approximately 150,000 IT and ITeS professionals, and the Bommasandra and Hebbagodi industrial zones adjacent to Electronic City add another 50,000-plus manufacturing and engineering workers — a combined employment base that has sustained residential demand through multiple economic cycles since the 1990s.
Hebbagodi sits between the Bommasandra Industrial Area and Electronic City, with major firms like Biocon, Infosys, and Wipro employing thousands of people in the vicinity. This concentration explains why the micro-market attracts both end-users who want short commutes and investors targeting the rental pool. The proximity creates strong demand for rental housing, with many workers preferring Hebbagodi to save on daily fuel and commute costs.
The Yellow Line of Namma Metro is 19.15 km long, connecting Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road to Bommasandra, and is fully elevated with 16 stations. It runs parallel to Hosur Road, passing through South Bengaluru neighbourhoods including Electronic City and Bommasandra. The entire line was inaugurated on 10 August 2025.
Biocon Hebbagodi — formerly simply called Hebbagodi — is an elevated metro station on the Yellow Line serving the Hebbagodi suburban area, and adjoining the station is the depot for the maintenance of all Yellow Line trainsets. In 2020, Biocon Group signed an agreement with the BMRCL to contribute ₹65 crore towards the construction of the metro station and donated land worth ₹30 crore for the project. Similarly, Infosys announced it would fund the construction of the Infosys Foundation Konappana Agrahara metro station, with each firm contributing ₹100 crore towards the project. The private-sector involvement in station funding reflects how directly the two anchor employers depend on reducing road congestion for their workforce.
This 16-station elevated corridor directly serves key employment and residential pockets including Electronic City, Konappana Agrahara, Hebbagodi and Bommasandra, cutting end-to-end travel time to about 30–38 minutes versus earlier 60–90 minutes by road in peak hours. The Yellow Line is Bengaluru's first driverless metro corridor, featuring Communication-Based Train Control (CBTC) technology.
Key roads serving Hebbagodi include Hosur Road, Begur-Koppa Road, and Chandapura-Anekal Road. Hosur Road provides direct north–south access, connecting residents to Silk Board, Koramangala, and the central city. The 10-kilometre Elevated Expressway from Silk Board to Electronic City serves as a lifeline for private vehicles and has cut down road travel time drastically. Beyond road access, commute options from Hebbagodi include the Huskur Road metro station, Wipro EC Bus Stand, and Heelalige railway station. Kempegowda International Airport is approximately 55 km away.
Hebbagodi now registers as one of the higher-priced sub-markets within the Electronic City corridor. Current property rates in Hebbagodi average around ₹12,250 per sq ft, representing approximately 2.1% year-on-year movement. For context, the average weighted price of apartments across Electronic City broadly is ₹7,200 per sq ft, and apartment prices in the area have seen a movement of 16.1% in the last one year.
A recent analysis on Yellow Line impact highlights that areas like Hosur Road and Electronic City have seen robust percentage growth in quoted prices over the last few years, with Electronic City itself recording close to 47% appreciation from its pre-metro baseline. These factors collectively support rental yield stability and gradual capital appreciation, especially compared to higher-priced corridors like the Outer Ring Road and East Bangalore, and relatively affordable entry pricing has strengthened the investment case for long-term buyers focused on risk-adjusted returns.
Purva Silversky, Puravankara's active project in Hebbagodi, positions at the upper end of this market: the development features 356 residences across three 32-storey towers with 88% open spaces, homes ranging from 1,864 sq ft to over 5,300 sq ft, priced from ₹12,100 per sq ft, with completion expected in 2030.
Top schools in the area include NPS Electronic City, SFS Public School, and Ebenezer International School, with most within a 5-km radius. For higher education, PES University and Symbiosis are within a 15-minute drive.
Narayana Health City is the closest major multi-specialty facility, located approximately 3 km away. Vimalalaya Hospital is another reliable option located in Hebbagodi itself. Springleaf Hospital and Kauvery Hospitals are also available in and around Electronic City.
M5 Ecity Mall and SBR Lucky Mall are located 3–4 km away for retail, and the area has seen a surge in malls and retail outlets in recent years. The combination of tech-park proximity and semi-independent municipality status means Hebbagodi supports a local commercial strip for daily essentials — groceries, clinics, fuel — without residents needing to drive into Electronic City Phase 1 for routine needs.
Founded in 1975 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Puravankara Limited has built its brand over five decades on customer trust and delivery consistency. The company has successfully delivered over 80 residential and commercial projects, covering an extensive 45 million square feet. Puravankara was among the first developers in India to secure foreign direct investment in real estate, leading to a joint venture with Keppel Land, a development company of the Singapore Government, in 2005.
In South Bengaluru, Puravankara has maintained a consistent presence across Hosur Road and its adjacent belts. Projects such as Purva Park Hill on Kanakapura Road and Purva Kensho Hills near Attibele Road in Sarjapur reflect the developer's interest in southern and peripheral corridors. Puravankara has curated residential communities and commercial spaces around the Electronic City–Hosur Road corridor and is seeing heightened interest from both end-users and investors as metro access firms up. The Hebbagodi entry with Purva Silversky represents the developer's first large-scale high-rise in this specific micro-market, calibrated at a per-square-foot level that tracks the premium now commanded by metro-adjacent addresses in the belt.