Puravankara Limited, founded in 1975 by Ravi Puravankara and headquartered in Bengaluru, has anchored one of its long-running Hennur Road developments in Kyalasanahalli, a locality tucked into the Hanumanthappa Layout belt of North Bangalore. Puravankara Limited is a premier Indian real estate developer known for luxury, theme-based projects, delivering roughly 41-45 million sq. ft. across residential and commercial sectors, and it is listed on both NSE and BSE under the ticker PURVA. In Kyalasanahalli specifically, the company's presence is defined by Purva Promenade, an apartment community that extends an existing beachside-living concept the group first introduced on this same stretch of road.
Purva Promenade is registered as Phase 2 of the larger Purva Palm Beach township, a beach-themed residential project by Puravankara Limited, located off Hennur Road in North Bangalore, spread across a 19.37-acre land parcel. The project is planned on the lines of a tropical beach resort, with a central courtyard called The Lagoon spanning approximately 4 acres, meant to replicate the sights and sounds of the sea within Bangalore. The development is built across four towers of nine floors each, comprising 152 tri-deck apartments offered in 2 and 3 BHK configurations, with sizes ranging from 1,232 sq. ft. to 1,486 sq. ft. The project carries RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200205/003243 and was launched in November 2019.
The beach motif carries through the amenity list rather than staying decorative. The apartments sit near a wave pool, a koi pond, a snorkelling zone, and a fully loaded gym with steam and sauna facilities. Beyond the water features, the layout includes an amphitheatre, cricket academy and ground, cycling track, jogging park, tennis court, and a yoga and meditation centre, rounding the project out as a full clubhouse-led community rather than a standalone tower.
The original Purva Palm Beach phase, launched here in 2015, established Puravankara's rationale for the location: proximity to Manyata Tech Park, KIADB Park, the IT investment region, and Devanahalli Business Park. That employment-linked logic carried over directly into Purva Promenade's site selection in the adjoining Kyalasanahalli parcel. The location offers close proximity to ORR, Manyata Tech Park, HRBR, and Old Madras Road, alongside existing communities with health facilities and schools, which is the same combination of employment access and social infrastructure that has historically anchored Puravankara's premium launches in North Bangalore.
Kyalasanahalli falls under the 560077 pin code and sits between the more recognised addresses of Thanisandra, Jakkur, and Hennur. The locality connects to the Outer Ring Road roughly 6 km northwest of the Benniganahalli Flyover, and Hennur Main Road links it further to Indiranagar, Hebbal, Cantonment, and MG Road. Rail and road options sit close by as well: the location has metro connectivity through the Hennur Metro Station and railway access through Banaswadi Railway Station, while the area's road network links with ORR, Indiranagar, and Cantonment. For families evaluating a Puravankara home here, the daily commute picture is North Bangalore's IT and tech-park corridor rather than the older core city.
Social infrastructure has filled in around the corridor over the past decade. The locality has become home to several cultural and recreational activities that foster community among residents, and nearby options span schooling, healthcare and retail needs within a few kilometres of the Puravankara address, including facilities such as Ovum Hospitals in Kalyan Nagar and established layouts like Kuvempu Layout and Byrathi immediately adjoining Kyalasanahalli.
North Bangalore's residential market around Hennur Road has been on a sustained upward trajectory, driven largely by IT-sector spillover from Manyata Tech Park and the broader ORR employment belt. Asking prices in the immediate Purva Palm Beach and Purva Promenade catchment have moved into the ₹12,500 per sq. ft. band on active listings, reflecting the premium positioning of Puravankara's branded projects relative to the wider Kyalasanahalli micro-market. That gap between a flagship, theme-led Puravankara address and the surrounding unbranded inventory is a large part of why buyers weigh brand and construction track record heavily when shortlisting this pocket of the city.
Kyalasanahalli is one node in a much larger North Bangalore footprint the group has built over successive launch cycles. Along the same Hennur–Bagalur–Devanahalli axis, Puravankara and its subsidiaries have delivered or launched projects including Purva Oakshire off Hennur Road near Devanahalli, Purva Atmosphere on Thanisandra Main Road, Provident Ecopolitan and Provident Deansgate in the Devanahalli–IVC Road belt, and the more recently launched Purva Northern Lights inside the KIADB Aerospace Park. Provident Housing, a 100% subsidiary of Puravankara Limited, carries the group's legacy across nine cities, with a track record of about 20 million sq. ft. of projects, of which roughly 12.8 million sq. ft. stands completed. This scale is the backdrop against which a Kyalasanahalli buyer can read Purva Promenade: not an isolated project, but one address within a developer that has repeatedly built out this same North Bangalore corridor, phase after phase, under a single listed entity.