Puravankara Plots Electronic City: an upcoming Purva Land address in Bangalore's IT corridor
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Puravankara Plots Electronic City is an upcoming plotted development from Puravankara, positioned off Hosur Road in Bangalore's Electronic City belt. It carries forward the plotted-development approach the group has built under its Purva Land vertical, formed in 2021 to extend the company's five-decade residential practice into planned land parcels across Bangalore.
The promise of a plot in this corridor is straightforward: a resident builds on their own timeline, in a gated layout designed around wide internal roads, underground utilities and landscaped open ground, rather than a template floor plan. For a locality built by and for a working population, that flexibility matters as much as the address itself.
Puravankara's plotted communities elsewhere in Bangalore, from Chikkajala in the north to Sarjapur Road in the east, follow a consistent design language of tree-lined avenues, concealed services, and a central clubhouse anchoring the layout. Puravankara Plots Electronic City is expected to draw on this same playbook, adapted to its own site and context.
Electronic City's transition from an industrial estate into an integrated township, with its own metro line and expressway link to the rest of the city, makes this a moment when land in the corridor still trades at a relative discount to fully urbanised neighbourhoods closer to the centre. That gap, combined with the employment base already anchored here, is the practical case for the address.
Puravankara Plots Electronic City is being planned for those who want to build a home on their own terms, in a part of Bangalore whose infrastructure story is still being written.
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Off Hosur Road, Bangalore · Bangalore
Electronic City sits along Hosur Road in South Bangalore, an address that grew out of a 1970s industrial estate set up by the Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation into one of the country's most recognised technology corridors, today home to campuses of Infosys, Wipro, TCS and Biocon. The area is served by the elevated expressway connecting Silk Board to Electronic City and by the Yellow Line metro corridor, both of which have steadily pulled the locality closer to the core of the city.
For a plotted development, this address carries a specific kind of value: proximity to a dense employment base without the density of a fully built-out inner-city neighbourhood. Puravankara Plots Electronic City is positioned to give buyers land in a locality with established social infrastructure, schools, hospitals and daily retail already in place, while retaining the freedom that comes with a plot rather than a finished apartment.
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A dedicated elevated corridor linking Electronic City to Silk Board junction, cutting a historically congested stretch of Hosur Road down to a more predictable commute into central Bangalore.
The Yellow Line metro corridor runs through Electronic City, connecting the locality to RV Road and onward into the wider Bangalore metro network, reducing dependence on road transport.
Electronic City Phases I, II and III fall under a dedicated industrial township authority, which has driven focused investment in roads, drainage and civic upkeep within the corridor.
The Bangalore-Mysore Infrastructure Corridor intersects the southern part of the city near Electronic City, offering an alternate route toward Kanakapura Road, Mysore Road and the western suburbs.
Continued build-out of Electronic City's newer phase has added IT parks and supporting social infrastructure, extending the corridor's employment base further from the original Phase I core.
Puravankara was founded in 1975 and has delivered 86 projects across nine Indian cities, giving a plotted purchase in Electronic City the backing of a listed, long-tenured development company rather than a first-time local builder.
The project draws on Purva Land, the vertical Puravankara set up in 2021 specifically for planned plotted communities, applying the same layout discipline of wide roads and concealed utilities seen across its other Bangalore plots.
Electronic City has hosted Infosys and Wipro campuses since the late 1970s and now counts over 200 IT and technology companies, giving the address a resident and working population already in place.
The elevated expressway from Silk Board and the Yellow Line metro both run through Electronic City, giving the locality two organised transit options into central Bangalore beyond surface-road traffic.
A plot allows a buyer to design and build at their own pace, rather than accepting a fixed apartment layout, within the security and services of a gated Puravankara-developed community.
Schools, colleges, hospitals and retail already serve Electronic City's existing residential pockets, meaning a plot buyer here builds into a locality with daily infrastructure already functioning, not one still being built from scratch.
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