Office floors with a direct address on Hosur Road
Offices · Starting ₹61.75 lakh onwards
Purva Gainz is Puravankara’s operational commercial office development in Konappana Agrahara, on Bengaluru’s Hosur Road. Its defining proposition is scale: office floor plates designed to support IT, ITES and corporate occupiers. The project is Ready to Move, with a reported completion year of 2012.
Set within the Electronic City business district, the building connects workspaces with a neighbourhood shaped by technology campuses, retail and hospitality. A business lounge, visitor lounge and rooftop common areas provide shared settings beyond the office floor. Cafeteria provision on the terrace adds an everyday convenience for occupiers.
The building combines post-tensioned construction with an RCC frame and a structural grid of 11 by 11 metres. Double-glazed, floor-to-floor façade glazing and a 4.20-metre floor-to-ceiling height define the office environment. Flexible reception areas, dedicated pantry and server room provisions, and toilets on each floor support tenant planning.
Hosur Road frontage puts the address on a major southern Bengaluru corridor, with the NICE Corridor and Electronic City close by. The operational Yellow Line connects the wider locality to the city’s metro network. Large floor plates and access to the region’s employment base make the address suited to businesses seeking established office premises.
Puravankara’s commercial portfolio identifies Purva Gainz as operational, alongside commercial developments in other Indian cities and Purva Zentech Park in Bengaluru. Explore the office floor-plate options and consider how this Electronic City address could serve your business.
Starting from ₹61.75 lakh
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Office Space Large business-ready floor plates, with a smaller office suite also listed for resale. | 650–29759 sq.ft. | ₹61.75 lakh for the listed 650 sq. ft. office |




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Survey No. 9, Beratana Agrahara, Hosur Road, Electronic City, Bengaluru 560100 · Konappana Agrahara · Bangalore
Konappana Agrahara sits within Bengaluru’s Electronic City employment belt, where Hosur Road links established technology campuses with the southern reaches of the city. Purva Gainz occupies a direct Hosur Road address along NH 44, beside the elevated highway corridor. The setting places business occupiers close to Electronic City Phase 1 and the NICE Corridor.
The Namma Metro Yellow Line now serves the Electronic City corridor, adding a mass-transit connection between RV Road and Bommasandra. Hosa Road Metro Station is described as within walking distance of the project. Infosys, Wipro, TCS and Tech Mahindra campuses are among the nearby employment destinations, while the NICE Road junction is approximately 1.1–1.5 km away.
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The operational line connects RV Road and Bommasandra, bringing metro service to the Electronic City corridor. Hosa Road Metro Station is described as within walking distance of Purva Gainz, extending the address’s public-transport options.
The announced citywide project covers more than 44 km and includes 31 elevated stations. It represents a further planned expansion of Bengaluru’s metro network; its reported announcement does not identify a project-specific station or completion date for Konappana Agrahara.
The existing elevated highway corridor runs alongside the project’s Hosur Road address and supports movement through the Electronic City approach. Its current presence is part of the connectivity context for occupiers travelling along NH 44.
The existing NICE Road junction is approximately 1.1–1.5 km from the development, linking the locality with Bengaluru’s peripheral road network. This connection complements the project’s direct access to Hosur Road.
With the Yellow Line now operating through Electronic City, the locality has a metro connection between RV Road and Bommasandra. The new transit service adds a public-transport option for employees and visitors using the southern Bengaluru business district.
Purva Gainz stands in Konappana Agrahara within Bengaluru’s Electronic City employment belt. Infosys, Wipro, TCS and Tech Mahindra are among the nearby corporate destinations, giving businesses access to a recognised concentration of technology and enterprise activity.
The development fronts Hosur Road, part of NH 44, with the elevated highway corridor running by the site. This places the office address on a major southern Bengaluru route, while the NICE Road junction adds access to the city’s peripheral road network.
Puravankara lists office floor plates from 27,500 to 29,759 sq. ft., with an average of approximately 29,500 sq. ft. The largely pillar-free planning is intended for IT, ITES and corporate occupiers seeking adaptable, large-format office space.
Puravankara identifies Purva Gainz as an operational commercial project, and the building is described as Ready to Move. Completion is reported in 2012, with existing occupiers including Home Credit India Finance Pvt. Ltd. and Envision Financial Systems India Pvt. Ltd.
The Namma Metro Yellow Line is operational between RV Road and Bommasandra, serving the Electronic City corridor. Hosa Road Metro Station is described as within walking distance, adding a rail-based commute option to the project’s road connections.
The development combines business and visitor lounges with rooftop common areas, terrace cafeteria provision and landscaped grounds. Building management, integrated CCTV security, fire systems, backup power and three basement parking levels support the needs of commercial occupiers.
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