Bengaluru property news

The listing puts about 2,000 homes on 40 acres in the Budigere-Hoskote corridor, but possession dates differ across listings.

Low density and a 2030 possession target set the project apart, but it has no published Karnataka RERA registration number yet.

Pre-launch bookings for the Anekal-side villa township open before a Karnataka RERA registration number is visible, so buyers should check terms first.

The Bengaluru developer's campaign will put selected children's sketches on outdoor hoardings in North Bengaluru, but it changes no project terms or prices.

The Bengaluru developer is targeting over 1,400 hotel keys in two cities in two years, with a 600-key Hilton cluster as its first signed project.

Revenue rose 59% on handovers and better prices, but the quarter's profit rests on a subsidiary sale, and core operations were loss-making before one-off items.

Bookings cover about half of the FY27 sales target in six months, but reported losses and high borrowings are the points investors will track.

The ₹519 crore enterprise value is far above the ₹5 lakh paid for shares, and the filing does not say what assets sit behind it.

The five-year appointments need shareholder approval and will replace directors whose terms end in November 2026.

The annual festive break runs from 7 to 15 November 2026, with the company saying it lets staff step away from work and spend time with family.

The platform targets a ₹6,750 crore residential pipeline across three southern cities, a push into housing by a developer known for offices.

Prices start at ₹1.67 crore for the first 50 bookings, but the project's RERA registration status is still unclear.

The Devanahalli park targets aerospace, defence, IT and data-centre tenants, marking Brigade's entry into industrial real estate.

Price, land area, unit count and RERA registration are still unannounced, so buyers have no official figures to check.

Rents are climbing fast in Bengaluru even as new supply rises and some consultancies report weaker leasing.

Buyers should weigh the scheme against Bengaluru's rising prices and road timelines.

The deal makes Embassy Columbia a wholly owned subsidiary and ends its joint venture, with completion targeted by 31 December 2026.

Bengaluru developer's profit grew while revenue and bookings fell, which matters for buyers watching its launch pipeline.

The Bengaluru developer's new food and beverage leases add to the mix at Capitol Towers.

Lower debt after the IPO and higher room rates lifted the hotel arm's September quarter, but flat occupancy and a GST hit remain watch points.

The Bengaluru developer's hotel target is anchored by a Hilton-linked project near the airport, with its opening set for 2030.

A mutual fund's open-market buying lifted its holding in the Bengaluru developer, while H1 profit fell even as bookings rose sharply.

The developer's second-half pipeline is about 2.5 times its April-September launches, and it depends on government approvals.

Office-leasing demand from global capability centres lifted the Embassy REIT's quarterly income, with a Bengaluru pre-lease signed at a premium to market rents.

The joint project near the airport could add about 1 million sq ft of premium homes, with launch targeted within nine months.

The awards recognise workplace health and safety at two sites, not sales or pricing, and both projects remain under construction.

A pre-launch project of 604 high-rise homes will be priced against a wide local range, and it cannot be sold until it gets RERA registration.

The gated project has no published price list or RERA number yet, so buyers cannot check its registration before booking.

The warrant conversion adds fresh equity to the Bengaluru developer, and about 93 lakh warrants remain open until April 2027.

The deal adds about 600 rooms to Bengaluru's hotel supply, but no financial terms, opening dates or project values have been made public.