A New Residential Address on Bengaluru's Electronic City Corridor
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Puravankara Limited, headquartered in Bengaluru and in business since 1975, is developing a new residential community on a 7.83-acre parcel in South-East Bengaluru. The company has entered into this development through a joint development agreement, with an estimated gross development value of around Rs 1,100 crore and a planned saleable area of approximately 0.89 million square feet.
The promise of this address is rooted in proximity rather than distance: a home close to where the city works, with the Electronic City employment corridor, Hosa Road and Hosur Road all within easy reach. For residents, that translates into shorter commutes, established social infrastructure, and a neighbourhood that has already matured well beyond its early development years.
Puravankara's design approach across its residential portfolio has consistently paired functional planning with everyday livability, an approach shaped over five decades of building in Bengaluru and other major Indian cities. This project will be planned with that same discipline, informed by the company's experience delivering more than 80 residential and commercial developments across the country.
The timing reflects a broader shift in the corridor itself. The Namma Metro Yellow Line's opening in August 2025 gave Electronic City its first dedicated rail link to the rest of Bengaluru, and continuing road and ring-road investments are further strengthening the area's long-term residential case. South-East Bengaluru is entering this phase not as an emerging suburb but as a corridor already proven by demand.
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Near Electronic City, off Hosa Road and Hosur Road, Bengaluru · Bangalore
South-East Bengaluru has grown into one of the city's most established residential catchments, anchored by the Electronic City employment corridor and its dense concentration of IT and ITES campuses. The area is served by Hosa Road and Hosur Road, two of the primary arterial routes linking the corridor to the rest of the city, and has recently gained direct metro access. This is a mature, employment-driven micro-market rather than a speculative frontier, with schools, hospitals and everyday retail already in place around it.
For this project, the address advantage is straightforward: proximity to a large, stable base of working professionals who value a shorter commute over a longer one. The opening of the Namma Metro Yellow Line has added a rail option to what was previously a road-only corridor, easing dependence on Hosur Road during peak hours. Puravankara's entry here adds to its broader footprint across Bengaluru's southern and eastern growth belts.
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The RV Road-Bommasandra Yellow Line became operational in August 2025, giving the Electronic City corridor a direct metro link to South and Central Bengaluru for the first time.
An 8-lane, 73-km expressway being developed by the Bangalore Development Authority to connect Tumkur Road to Hosur Road, easing long-distance traffic around South-East Bengaluru.
A 149-km, four-corridor commuter rail network being built by K-RIDE, intended to widen affordable, longer-distance commuting options across greater Bengaluru.
A roughly 280-km expressway encircling Bengaluru and linking satellite towns, expected to divert through-traffic and support long-term appreciation in peripheral corridors.
Cabinet-approved additional metro corridors are planned to extend Bengaluru's network further, reinforcing the city's broader push to expand rail-based connectivity across employment corridors.
The project sits close to the Electronic City employment corridor, one of Bengaluru's largest and most established IT and ITES employment bases, giving it a stable, end-user-driven demand pool rather than a purely speculative catchment.
The Namma Metro Yellow Line, connecting RV Road to Bommasandra via Electronic City, opened in August 2025, adding a rail commuting option to a corridor that previously depended entirely on road access.
The development is planned across 7.83 acres with an estimated saleable area of approximately 0.89 million square feet, giving Puravankara room to plan a cohesive, master-planned residential community.
The project has been structured as a joint development agreement, a capital-light approach that lets Puravankara commit to the location while maintaining balance-sheet discipline.
This marks Puravankara's fifth Bengaluru land transaction in FY27, reflecting sustained, calibrated investment by the company across the city's growth corridors rather than a one-off launch.
Puravankara, headquartered in Bengaluru, has been building residential and commercial projects for five decades, with a portfolio spanning over 80 completed developments across major Indian cities.
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