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Brigade launches 25-acre industrial park near Bengaluru airport

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

Brigade launches 25-acre industrial park near Bengaluru airport

Key points

  • Brigade Group launched a 25-acre industrial park in Devanahalli, North Bengaluru, on 31 October 2026
  • The company announced the project in a regulatory filing on 10 March 2026, when it was called Brigade Industrial Park
  • The March filing gives about 2 million sq ft of leasable space; launch coverage gives about 3 million sq ft of development potential
  • The company has not disclosed the investment in the park

Brigade Group has launched Brigade Global Park, a 25-acre industrial development in Devanahalli, North Bengaluru, close to Kempegowda International Airport. Launch coverage dated 31 October 2026 reported the launch. The project was first announced in a regulatory filing on 10 March 2026 under the name Brigade Industrial Park.

The site lies in the KIADB Hi-Tech Defence and Aerospace Park (Phase I), the state industrial area in Devanahalli. Brigade's own project page says the site is about 20 minutes from the airport. The company describes the park as its first industrial project and its entry into industrial real estate.

What is being built

The March filing put leasable space at about 2 million sq ft. Launch coverage on 31 October 2026 gave development potential of about 3 million sq ft. The two figures measure different things, so they should not be read as one total. Neither source gives unit sizes, a price band or a possession date.

The company named three user groups: advanced data centres, IT and IT-enabled services (IT/ITES), and aerospace and defence manufacturing. Brigade's project page lists the same land-use permissions for aerospace, defence, data centre and IT/ITES. The site has 250 metres of road frontage on a 100-foot access road. An adjacent 5-acre Brigade Foundation Skill Development Centre is also listed.

Amar Mysore, Executive Director of Brigade Enterprises Ltd, said the move is a strategic diversification as the company expands across several real estate segments. He said the aim is to build high-spec infrastructure for aerospace, defence and data-centre users. The planned specifications include high-speed internet, predictive maintenance technology, and building management systems with IoT capabilities. The company said the buildings will use sustainability-focused, energy-efficient design.

  • Leasing: flexible leasing and built-to-suit options
  • Stated focus: efficiency, security and scalability
  • Investment in the park: not disclosed by the company
  • Pricing, pre-leases and named occupiers: not found in the sources

Location and corridor

The Hi-Tech Defence and Aerospace Park is part of a broader industrial area of about 3,000 acres next to the airport, developed for aerospace, aviation and defence manufacturing. A separate Devanahalli Business Park with two IT parks is planned on nearly 400 acres adjoining the airport. No date is given for that project.

Road access is through NH 44 (Bellary Road), which links Devanahalli to the airport and North Bengaluru. The Dabaspet-Devanahalli-Hosur stretch is part of the Satellite Town Ring Road. The Airport City metro station on Phase 2B of the Blue Line is under construction as of October 2026. No opening date has been announced for it.

For buyers, the launch is an industrial leasing product, not a home. For occupiers, the decision will turn on lease terms, which the company has not yet published. For the market, Brigade is entering a corridor where the state and private developers are both building for the same aerospace and tech demand.

What to watch

The next figures to track are the lease terms, the first pre-leases or occupier announcements, and a construction timetable. Each has been left open in the sources. The metro opening date at Airport City will also matter for access to the park.

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South India

Lobson follows the Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad markets, from IT-corridor demand to new launches and land deals.

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