Puravankara Limited has added Sanna Amanikere, in the Devanahalli growth belt of North Bengaluru, to its Bengaluru land bank.
The developer's newest residential development on the North Bengaluru airport corridor is a 9.73-acre apartment community rising at Sanna Amanikere, off NH-44 (Bellary Road), a short drive from Kempegowda International Airport. The parcel was confirmed through an outright land acquisition completed on 17 June 2026, and carries a development potential of approximately 0.89 million sq ft of saleable area with an estimated gross development value of around ₹800 crore. It is expected to bring 2 and 3 BHK apartments, Puravankara's established North-Bengaluru product format, to a corridor that is restructuring fast.
The move at Sanna Amanikere is not an isolated bet. Over the past two years Puravankara has been visibly active in assembling land across Bengaluru's growth micro-markets, including a 7.26-acre parcel in Hebbagodi near Electronics City and a 53.5-acre parcel in Anekal Taluk carrying a potential gross development value of over Rs 4,800 crore. That pattern of disciplined, outright land acquisition ahead of infrastructure completion is the same playbook now applied to Devanahalli.
Puravankara Limited was founded in 1975 by Ravi Puravankara and is headquartered in Bengaluru. Over five decades the company built a single Bangalore project into a group with residential and commercial developments across Bengaluru, Chennai, Kochi, Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, and a presence in Dubai and Colombo. The group runs three product brands under one roof: Puravankara itself for premium and luxury apartments, Provident Housing (launched 2008) for mid-income buyers, and Purva Land (launched 2021) for plotted development. As of March 2026 the company reported more than 95 completed projects spanning roughly 57 million sq ft, over 23,000 homes delivered, and a land bank of close to 40 million sq ft, carrying a CRISIL DA1+ developer rating, among the highest issued to an Indian real estate company. The stock trades on both exchanges as NSE: PURVA and BSE: 532891.
Sanna Amanikere sits inside a stretch of North Bengaluru where Puravankara's Purva and Provident brands already have an established book. Purva Aerocity, a 7-acre, roughly 300-unit apartment community, sits at Chikkajala on Vidya Nagar Cross Road, close to Devanahalli. Purva Celestial, on Airport Road, is a 10-acre, 436-unit gated project, while the adjacent Purva Zenium spans 10.5 acres with 872 apartments across three towers at Hosahalli, on International Airport Road. Purva Tivoli Hills, a 61-acre plotted development under the Purva Land brand, was launched in October 2021 with possession scheduled for June 2026. Provident Deansgate, a townhouse-style villament project on IVC Road, Devanahalli, is built on a 15-acre master plan. That concentration of delivered and ongoing supply across Chikkajala, Airport Road, Hosahalli and IVC Road gives the group a working knowledge of the Devanahalli belt's approvals, absorption and construction realities before it committed capital to Sanna Amanikere itself.
Sanna Amanikere is a village-turned-locality on the Devanahalli side of the airport corridor, already home to gated developments from other established names, including House of Hiranandani Devanahalli, Hiranandani Cottages and Sumadhura Panorama, alongside standalone villa plots. Kempegowda International Airport is close by, with several projects in the immediate area citing distances of roughly 6 to 9 km, and Devanahalli additionally has its own railway station on the wider rail network. Road access runs off NH-44 (Bellary Road), the same highway that Purva Aerocity and the Purva Devanahalli plotted developments use as their primary connector.
The locality sits inside the catchment of the KIADB Aerospace Park, a large industrial zone that has drawn firms such as Boeing and Airbus, and inside the radius of Bengaluru's planned Airport City (aerotropolis) district around Terminal 2. Namma Metro's Blue Line, under construction as Phase 2B from Krishnarajapura through Hebbal to the KIAL Terminals, is intended to bring rail transit closer to this corridor, and the proposed Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR) is meant to route through-traffic away from the immediate neighbourhood. Rental values for the wider Devanahalli micro-market have been quoted in the range of roughly ₹16,000 to ₹40,000 a month, reflecting an area that is still forming rather than fully built out, which is consistent with the kind of ground-floor entry Puravankara typically takes before a corridor matures.
For a buyer evaluating Sanna Amanikere, the relevant reference points are Puravankara's own scale and its existing footprint on this side of Bengaluru rather than any single project's amenity list. The company's North Bengaluru portfolio already spans plotted land, mid-rise apartments and villament formats, delivered through both the Puravankara and Provident brands, and Purva Sanna Amanikere is positioned to add a fresh apartment supply of around 0.89 million sq ft to that book, at a location the group evidently sees as core rather than peripheral to its Bengaluru strategy.