Puravankara Limited, headquartered in Bengaluru, has been building homes since 1975 — nearly five decades of residential delivery across Indian metros. As of March 2024, the company has delivered 86 residential and commercial projects measuring 50 million square feet. It operates under three brands: Purva for the premium segment, Provident Housing for the mid-income market, and Purva Land for plotted developments. Across Bangalore, Puravankara has planted projects in virtually every growth corridor — Sarjapur Road, Kanakapura Road, Electronic City, Yelahanka, Hennur, and now, with deliberate intent, Chikkajala on the International Airport Road.
Developers with long-term residential projects in Bengaluru, like Puravankara, are increasingly choosing emerging regions where there is a developing infrastructure offering and a shift in housing demand. Chikkajala is precisely that kind of zone: a mid-ring North Bangalore location that sits between the established residential belt of Yelahanka and the airport-anchored commercial expansion of Devanahalli.
Purva Codename Infinity is a premium residential apartment project by Puravankara, located in Chikkajala off International Airport Road, North Bangalore, spread across 7.5 acres within a larger township of 41 acres. The development consists of two towers with 2 basements, ground floor, and 19 floors, offering over 300 spacious apartments in 2, 3, and 3.5 BHK configurations.
Homes are designed for families and range in size from 1,187 sq ft to 2,046 sq ft across 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 3.5 BHK layouts. Prices start at ₹1.60 crore and go up to ₹2.75 crore. The project's launch is scheduled for 2025, with possession from December 2029 onwards.
More than 80 percent of the site area is reserved for greenery and open space. The project offers more than 40 amenities, including a clubhouse, gymnasium, sports courts, and swimming pool. Sustainability features include rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient lighting, and waste management systems. The project is positioned behind the Wipro SEZ, just off Chikkajala, giving it proximity to major IT employment hubs.
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Project Name | Puravankara Codename Infinity |
| Location | Vidya Nagar Cross Rd, Subs Nagar, Chikkajala, Bengaluru – 562157 |
| Site Area | 7.5 acres (within a 41-acre township) |
| Configurations | 2 BHK, 3 BHK, 3.5 BHK |
| Unit Sizes | 1,187 – 2,046 sq ft |
| Total Units | 330 |
| Price Range | ₹1.60 Cr – ₹2.75 Cr |
| Possession | December 2029 onwards |
| Open Space | 80%+ of site |
Chikkajala, in the northern part of Bengaluru, sits approximately 10 km from Kempegowda International Airport and is well-connected via the Bangalore-Hyderabad Highway (NH-44), facilitating easy commutes across the city. NH-44, linking Bellary Road to the Srinagar–Kanyakumari corridor, runs approximately 100 metres from the site, and the Outer Ring Road is only five minutes away.
The location's commercial context is substantial. The Devanahalli Business Park — also known as the Bengaluru Signature Business Park — is a 407-acre commercial development near Kempegowda International Airport, being developed by the Karnataka State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation. The park is designed to attract global corporations, particularly in IT, fintech, and research and development. Emerging employment generators in the corridor include Prestige Tech Cloud (approximately 8 km) and the Foxconn Apple manufacturing facility (approximately 10 km). For professionals working in this northern employment belt, Chikkajala represents a rare combination: proximity to work without the congestion costs of more central locations.
The Karnataka Housing Board has cleared an integrated township on 43 acres in the Yelahanka–Chikkajala area, with planned residential, hotel, and office spaces — signalling strong institutional confidence in the corridor. Hebbal has seen a 19.30% rise in property prices and Bagalur a 21.55% rise, driven by proximity to major job hubs and infrastructure projects including the upcoming aerospace and industrial zones. Chikkajala occupies the geographic midpoint of this appreciating arc.
The Namma Metro Blue Line is under construction, running in two phases: Phase 2A from Central Silk Board to KR Puram with 13 elevated stations, and Phase 2B from KR Puram to Kempegowda International Airport with 17 elevated stations. The originally planned Chikkajala Metro Station on Phase 2B was cancelled after the Embassy Group withdrew funding. However, Doddajala Metro Station — an upcoming elevated station on Phase 2B — offers easy access to Jakkur Cross Metro Station, Yelahanka, and Devanahalli, linking Purva Aerocity to the broader metro network. Purva Aerocity in Chikkajala is positioned approximately 4 km from Doddajala metro station; once operational, this line will connect residents directly to KR Puram and Kempegowda International Airport.
The Blue Line's eventual completion matters for buyers of Codename Infinity because it converts a highway-dependent address into a multi-modal one — a shift that historically produces measurable appreciation in Bangalore micro-markets. Areas near new metro lines in Bangalore have historically seen 8–12% price jumps at or around opening.
The day-to-day livability case for Chikkajala rests on a reasonably mature social layer within a 10–15 km radius of the project:
Codename Infinity is not Puravankara's first engagement with North Bangalore's airport belt. The developer has been active in Devanahalli with Purva Tivoli Hills, a plotted development on Devanahalli Road. Purva Venezia, a premium residential project, is active in the Yelahanka New Town area, just 2.1 km from Doddaballapur Road. Puravankara The Waves, a project in North Bangalore spread over 19.5 acres, offers 2 BHK and 3 BHK apartments ranging from 1,232 sq ft to 1,943 sq ft. This concentration of inventory across the Yelahanka–Chikkajala–Devanahalli belt reflects a deliberate, multi-project commitment to North Bangalore rather than a single opportunistic launch.
Puravankara holds an ISO 9001 certification from DNV (secured in 1998) and a DA2+ rating from CRISIL — credentials that inform the construction quality and financial discipline buyers can expect across all projects, including Codename Infinity. The company was among the first Indian developers to secure FDI in real estate, through a joint venture with Keppel Land, a Singapore Government-owned entity.
Real estate trends in Bangalore remain strong into 2026, driven by IT growth, migration, and major infrastructure upgrades — with prices continuing to rise in Hebbal and North Bangalore due to metro connectivity and job hub proximity. The North Bangalore corridor, particularly the Chikkajala–Doddajala–Devanahalli belt, has demonstrated price appreciation of 12–15% annually over the past five years, driven by the Namma Metro Blue Line extension, the widening of NH-648, and the emerging aerospace and defence manufacturing cluster.
Average property prices across Bangalore increased by 15–20% annually in 2024, outpacing many other Indian metro cities. Within that city-wide trend, the airport corridor has consistently outperformed. For a Puravankara buyer at Codename Infinity, the entry price of ₹1.60 crore for a 2 BHK in a 41-acre township — with a December 2029 possession and 80% open space — represents a pre-completion position in a corridor where both infrastructure delivery and employment density are still building toward their peak.
