Puravankara’s Hennur story is centred on PURAVANKARA PURVA CODENAME PARK, its tracked project on Hennur Main Road. The locality extends the Bengaluru-based developer’s residential presence into North Bengaluru, where Hennur’s road links and established neighbourhood services connect residential pockets with employment and retail areas.
The developer was founded in 1975 and is headquartered in Bengaluru. Its corporate history includes the launch of Provident Housing in 2008 as a separate brand for mid-income housing. That long operating history provides context for the Puravankara name; project-specific details should be considered separately from the group’s wider portfolio.
Hennur Main Road links the area with the wider north and northeast of Bengaluru. From Hennur, residents use the road network towards Outer Ring Road, Hebbal and Thanisandra, with Manyata Tech Park among the employment destinations cited in project-area information. Banaswadi railway station and Kempegowda International Airport are also part of the broader regional access picture, although actual journey times depend on route and traffic.
Everyday social infrastructure is another part of the locality’s appeal: schools, colleges, hospitals and shopping centres serve Hennur and neighbouring areas. Project information names CMR National Public School, Heritage International School, North Bangalore Hospital, Elements Mall and Orion Avenue among nearby destinations. These are useful points of reference, but proximity and travel time vary with the project’s precise access point and road conditions.
Published market trackers do not give one uniform Hennur price. For example, Housing.com’s 2026 locality snapshot reports an average asking rate of ₹8,547 per sq ft and a listed range of ₹4,333–₹19,047 per sq ft, while Magicbricks reports an average flat price of ₹10,015 per sq ft for July–September 2026. The figures reflect different datasets and methodologies, and are area-wide asking-price indicators rather than a quote for Purva Codename Park.
For a Puravankara buyer, the practical comparison is between the project’s own configuration, area, specifications and quoted price, and relevant Hennur alternatives—not a locality average alone. Hennur’s access to employment hubs and established services helps explain housing demand, while road travel remains an important part of day-to-day connectivity.