Purva Northern Lights Launches in KIADB Aerospace Park, Bengaluru
Purva Northern Lights Launches in KIADB Aerospace Park
Puravankara Limited's associate KVN Property Holdings LLP has obtained Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority registration for the Northern Lights residential project in the Hitech, Defence and Aerospace Park area of North Bengaluru. The Phase 1 RERA registration number is PR/120326/008523, approved on 12 March 2026. The development is scheduled to launch on 14 March 2026.
Scale and Configuration
Phase 1 is spread over 9.5 acres and offers 1,225 apartments over 3 high-rise towers. The full master-planned township spans 24.55 acres across three phases with 2,973 apartments total in 8 high-rise towers. Phase 2 covers 8.77 acres with 1,208 units; Phase 3 is designed over 6.29 acres with 540 units.
The project offers spacious 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4 BHK apartments with unit sizes ranging from 1,010 sq ft to 2,400 sq ft. Phase 1 pricing starts at ₹1.11 Cr for a 2 BHK apartment, calculated at a base rate of approximately ₹11,000 per sq ft.
Location in the KIADB Aerospace Park Corridor
Purva Northern Lights is located inside KIADB Aerospace Park, near Boeing India and Shell Campus, Bagalur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 562149. The KIADB Aerospace SEZ spans 3,000 acres, with 980 acres dedicated to the SEZ and additional zones for hardware, hi-tech, and defense industries, positioned just 9 km from NH-7 (Bellary Road) and 35 km from Kempegowda International Airport (20-minute drive).
The project is just 10 minutes from Metro Station on the upcoming Airport Metro Blue Line. Direct access to NH 44 (Bellary Road), SH 104, STRR, and Outer Ring Road position the project near employment zones including Aerospace Park, Manyata Tech Park, Kirloskar Tech Park, and Bhartiya City.
Developer Profile and Partnership
Purva Northern Lights is a joint development between Puravankara Limited and KVN Property Holdings LLP, combining Puravankara's 48-year construction legacy with KVN's deep land expertise. Puravankara was started in 1975 and has its main office in Bengaluru, building homes and offices in nine different cities across India, turning 50 years old in 2025. The company has finished about 92 projects covering nearly 54 million square feet.
KVN Property Holdings LLP is a Bengaluru-based real estate company that owns 100% of nearly 25 acres within the KIADB Aerospace Park, focusing on the high-growth North Bangalore area near the airport and handling important legal steps like land titles and government approvals.
Amenities and Design
At the center of the township sits a 1 lakh sq ft mega clubhouse with 80+ lifestyle amenities including an Olympic-size swimming pool, gymnasium, co-working spaces, indoor sports courts, a mini theatre, and a 76,000 sq ft retail boulevard. The development is designed with Bali-inspired terraced landscape design.
Spread over 24.59 acres with 77% open green spaces, the project sets new benchmarks for spacious gated communities with nature-first engineering including walking and jogging paths, reflexology paths, and forest fitness zones.
Timeline and Possession
RERA-registered possession date for Phase 1 is 31 December 2029. Construction commenced on 15 April 2026. The project follows a 48-month "fast-track" delivery schedule to ensure Phase 1 possession by December 2029.
Strategic Context: North Bangalore Employment and Infrastructure Growth
The 3,000-acre park is a massive center for high-tech jobs, luxury homes, and smart roads, with global giants like Boeing, Airbus, and Shell opening their largest offices here, bringing thousands of high-earning experts to the area and creating a lifestyle where people can live just five minutes away from their global headquarters.
The park is planned as a 3,000-acre Special Economic Zone and is home to leading aerospace companies while driving large-scale housing development, with more than 20,000 residential units in progress. The project is structured in three phases, all registered under KRERA, and is aimed at the domestic residential market, signalling an expansion of Puravankara's presence in a high-growth micro-market.