Bengaluru's luxury real estate market is booming. In the first three months of 2025, the city saw a huge rise in new high-end housing projects. Reports from JLL and Proppulse.ai confirm a 73% jump in launches compared to the previous quarter (Q4 2024), and a 62% rise from the same time last year. A total of 20,484 new homes were launched—this is the highest ever in a single quarter for Bengaluru.
These new homes are coming up mostly in fast-growing areas like Sarjapur Road, Hebbal, Bellary Road, and Whitefield. One standout project in this trend is Birla Evara, located in East Bengaluru near Sarjapur Road, which offers modern homes designed for both comfort and long-term value.
When we say "luxury housing," we're talking about homes priced at ₹1 crore or more. But that's just the starting point.
These homes often come with high-end features like smart security, rooftop gardens, gyms, pools, work-from-home spaces, and eco-friendly designs.
The increase in new launches is not just about supply. People are actually buying these homes:
Bengaluru is home to many tech companies and startups. This has led to more people earning well—especially professionals, startup founders, and CXOs. These buyers now want larger, better homes that match their lifestyle.
Many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are buying luxury homes in Bengaluru. They see it as a safe and growing market. Also, as companies ask employees to return to offices, there's higher demand for homes close to work hubs.
After the pandemic, people now prefer homes with more space, greenery, and wellness options. Projects like Birla Evara are built with this in mind, offering homes that blend comfort, peace, and smart features in one space.
Metro expansions, the Peripheral Ring Road (PRR), and improved highways are connecting new parts of the city. Areas like Bellary Road, Sarjapur Road, and Yelahanka have become popular luxury zones because they are now easier to reach.
Compared to Mumbai or Delhi, luxury homes in Bengaluru cost less per square foot, offering more space and quality for the price.
Location | What Makes It Popular |
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Whitefield | Strong IT base, good schools and hospitals. Made up 35% of total home sales in Q1. |
Bellary Road | Close to airport and upcoming tech hubs. Made up over one-third of new launches. |
Hebbal | Accounted for 22% of luxury sales value in FY25. Near flyovers and ORR junctions. |
Sarjapur Road | Demand for smart villas and 3–4 BHK apartments. Birla Evara is a key project here. |
Koramangala, Jayanagar, Indiranagar | Long-time premium areas, though with fewer new launches due to space limits. |
This massive jump in launches shows that developers believe in Bengaluru's long-term growth.
Several top developers are shaping the city's luxury housing market:
Bengaluru is no longer just an IT city—it's now becoming one of India's top destinations for luxury housing.
Buyers today want more than just a home. They want smart living, community spaces, and better quality of life. Projects like Birla Evara show how luxury living is changing—offering comfort, privacy, and convenience, all in one place.
With continued demand, better infrastructure, and growing interest from NRIs and investors, 2025 looks like a big year for Bengaluru's luxury housing market.
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