Lodha Projects

Lodha projects in Bangalore

How a Mumbai-Origin Developer Built a Bangalore Footprint

Founded in 1980 by Mangal Prabhat Lodha, the company has developed residential and commercial properties in Mumbai, Thane, Hyderabad, Pune, Bengaluru and London. The company is also credited for developing Palava, an integrated smart city in Dombivali near Mumbai, and was listed on the stock exchanges as Macrotech Developers in April 2021. The company was renamed Lodha Developers Limited in June 2025.

Bangalore represents the developer's sharpest geographic expansion outside its home market. Lodha Group launched its first Bangalore project near Manyata Tech Park (Lodha Mirabelle) and its second on Bannerghatta Road (Lodha Azure), before moving into South Bangalore. Lodha strategically selects micro-markets in North and East Bangalore, regions that have experienced rapid infrastructure growth, excellent connectivity and consistent real estate demand. With Lodha Haven at HSR Layout Extension, the developer has now staked a claim in South-East Bangalore — a distinctly different corridor from its earlier two addresses.

The South-East Pivot: Why HSR Layout Extension

What began as a quiet residential pocket in South-East Bangalore, HSR Layout is now a lively hub for families, professionals, and startup teams, held together by wide roads, parks, cafés, co-working spaces, and easy access to Hosur Road and the Outer Ring Road. Developed by the Bangalore Development Authority in 1985, the locality perfectly balances modern living with strategic connectivity to major IT corridors.

HSR Layout is a mature, high-demand market where prices reflect location, sector, and build quality, with a premium for quiet streets near parks and quick Outer Ring Road access. Average apartment prices run from about ₹11,000 to ₹18,000 per sq ft depending on sector and specifications, and premium inventory can exceed this band. The area recorded a 30% price surge over two years, combined with strong rental yields and upcoming infrastructure projects.

Lodha Haven sits not in the core HSR sectors but in the Extension, on Silver County Road off Sarjapur Road — a sub-market that shares the HSR address premium while offering larger land parcels. Hosa Road has emerged as a key residential corridor connecting Sarjapur Road, Hosur Road, and Electronic City, and the area is witnessing rapid infrastructure growth. Hosa Road sits between Electronic City on one side and HSR Layout and the Outer Ring Road on the other, which means it taps into two of Bengaluru's biggest IT employment belts.

Lodha Haven: The Project at HSR Layout Extension

Spread across 9 acres on Silver County Road in South-East Bangalore, Lodha Haven features six 19-storey towers with 3, 3.5, and 4 BHK apartments that blend modern design with functional layouts, ensuring ample natural light, privacy, and ventilation.

The project's defining design gesture is its handling of open space. Lodha has dedicated a full 6 acres to a lush, forest-inspired landscape where the pace is slower, mood is lighter, and the air a few degrees cooler. Apartments surrounded by acres of forest garden on one side and a placid lake on the other command lake views, forested greens, and sprawling cityscapes. Lodha Haven presents 3 BHK and 4 BHK residences, each adorned with terrace-like decks that open to a tranquil lake, the verdant 6-acre private forest sanctuary known as the Garden of Eden, or the city skyline.

The unit mix and pricing across configurations:

Configuration Carpet Area (approx.) Starting Price
3 BHK 1,050 – 1,100 sq ft ₹2.3 Cr
3.5 BHK 1,300 – 1,400 sq ft ₹2.9 Cr
3.5 BHK Luxe 1,550 – 1,650 sq ft ₹3.46 Cr
4 BHK 2,150 – 2,250 sq ft ₹4.8 Cr

Prices sourced from publicly available channel partner listings as of mid-2025.

Connectivity Layers That Underpin the Location

For a buyer evaluating Lodha Haven, the connectivity case rests on overlapping road and metro access. With the Hosa Road metro station close by, connectivity is enhanced further: Sarjapur Road is a 10-minute drive, Hosur Road is a 10-minute drive, HSR Extension is a 10-minute drive, and Electronic City is a 20-minute drive.

The Hosa Road metro station, on the Namma Metro Yellow Line's RV Road–Bommasandra corridor, opened for public operations in August 2025 and now connects residents directly to Electronic City, Hebbagodi, and RV Road. A Blue Line station is also under construction within HSR Layout, with commissioning expected around mid-2026, creating a direct rail option toward the CBD and key interchange hubs.

Prestige Tech Park, Embassy Tech Village, RGA Tech Park, Global Technology Park, RMZ Eco World, and other prominent tech parks are approximately 20 to 30 minutes away, while Manipal Hospital and Narayana Multi-Specialty Hospital can be reached in less than 15 minutes.

How Lodha's Bangalore Portfolio Has Been Assembled

The developer's three Bangalore projects to date each address a distinct employment corridor. Lodha Mirabelle sits adjacent to Manyata Tech Park in North Bangalore — located 2 minutes from the Outer Ring Road and the Nagawara Metro Station, and approximately 30 minutes from the airport. Lodha Azure (Bannerghatta Road) caters to the southern tech belt and is located in Akshayanagar, just 2 minutes from Bannerghatta Road, offering views of Hulimavu Lake. Lodha Haven at HSR Layout Extension then completes a triangle that covers North, South-West, and South-East Bangalore.

In Bangalore, Lodha is entering with a sharp focus on high-potential corridors like Bannerghatta Road, Sarjapur, HSR Extension, and Manyata Tech Park surroundings. Each site has been selected around proximity to a named tech park cluster and access to an existing or imminent metro station — a pattern consistent with how the developer has approached corridor selection in Mumbai and Pune.

What the Developer Brings Beyond the Project Brochure

For buyers comparing branded developers active in Bangalore, Lodha's scale is relevant context. The company's 44-year legacy includes over 60,000 homes delivered and 40 projects across Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Bengaluru, and London. The company is credited for developing Palava, an integrated smart city in Dombivali near Mumbai — a township-scale undertaking that required long-horizon delivery credibility. Palava is described as India's first greenfield smart city spread over 4,000 acres in Dombivli, built in partnership with IBM and General Electric for its smart city infrastructure.

Sustainability measures including rainwater harvesting, EV charging, solar panels, and over 70% open spaces are built into the projects rather than listed as optional add-ons. In the context of HSR Layout Extension, where large land parcels are becoming scarce as South Bangalore matures, and high-rise apartments with premium amenities cater to increasingly discerning buyers, the 9-acre footprint of Lodha Haven is a meaningful differentiator against smaller-plot launches in the same catchment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Bangalore considered a strong city for real estate investment?+
Bangalore is widely regarded as India's top city for technology professionals, topped the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs' Ease of Living Index 2020 in the million-plus population category, and is home to nearly every major multinational technology company operating in India alongside a thriving startup ecosystem. The IT and startup ecosystem ensures steady demand for both commercial and residential properties, with a constant influx of professionals sustaining housing demand across the city. Residential property values appreciated 79% over the past five years, and the price index recorded a 13.1% annual increase in FY Q4 2024–25.
Which are the top residential localities to buy property in Bangalore?+
Sarjapur Road, Kanakapura Road, Yelahanka, and the Whitefield peripheral belt are among the most sought-after areas for buyers in 2025, particularly those aligned with upcoming metro and Business Corridor links. Hebbal, in North Bangalore, offers upscale residential living with proximity to Manyata Tech Park and the international airport, making it a hotspot for professionals. Indiranagar draws urban dwellers with its well-developed social infrastructure, while Jayanagar is one of the most established central localities known for its wide roads and strong community living.
What are the residential property price trends in Bangalore in 2024 and 2025?+
Average property prices across the city increased by approximately 10% in 2024 compared to 2023, while prime areas like Whitefield, Sarjapur Road, and North Bangalore saw a substantially higher capital value growth of around 13–14% due to heightened demand. On Sarjapur Road specifically, average housing prices rose from roughly ₹6,050 per sq ft at the end of 2021 to approximately ₹10,800 per sq ft by Q2 2025, a gain of around 79% in 3.5 years. Central Bengaluru commands the highest average price at ₹15,200 per sq ft, reflecting the premium placed on established locations with mature infrastructure.
How is metro and infrastructure connectivity improving across Bangalore?+
Namma Metro's network spans 96 kilometres in 2025 and is targeted to reach 175 km by 2027 and 225 km by 2030. The Purple Line, fully operational since October 2023, provides seamless east–west travel from Whitefield (Kadugodi) to Challaghatta. The Blue Line will connect Central Silk Board with Kempegowda International Airport along the Outer Ring Road, with the Silk Board to KR Pura section projected to open in December 2026 and the airport stretch in 2027. The Central Government's Cabinet approved Metro Phase 3 in August 2024 at an estimated cost of ₹15,611 crore, with construction on two new lines totalling 44.65 km expected to begin in late 2025.
What makes Bangalore a good city to live in for families and working professionals?+
Bangalore sits at approximately 900 metres above sea level, which gives it a temperate climate with temperatures typically ranging between 20 and 30 degrees Celsius throughout the year. The city hosts nearly every major multinational technology company operating in India, and beyond work offers a lively social scene, excellent restaurants, craft breweries, and green parks including Cubbon Park and Lalbagh Botanical Garden. Though Bangalore is undergoing consistent price appreciation, housing and living costs remain more affordable than Mumbai and Delhi NCR.
What is driving demand for luxury and premium housing in Bangalore?+
Higher disposable incomes and evolving lifestyle aspirations are driving the growth of premium housing projects across emerging and established localities. Heightened demand for properties in high-end and premium segments is particularly strong in well-connected corridors like Whitefield, Sarjapur Road, and North Bangalore, fuelled by the expanding IT sector, a flourishing startup ecosystem, and ongoing infrastructure projects. In 2024, new residential unit launches grew by a remarkable 13% year-on-year, bringing approximately 65,400 units to the market.
Which areas of Bangalore offer strong rental yields for property investors?+
Prime areas such as Whitefield, Electronic City, and Hebbal are known for delivering high rental yields, driven by the concentration of technology campuses and the steady inflow of working professionals. North Bangalore — covering Devanahalli, Bagalur, and Nelamangala — benefits from proximity to the airport and tech parks, with rentals projected to appreciate by 20–25% in 2025. Electronic City, home to major IT campuses including Infosys, Wipro, and Tech Mahindra, has seen its rental appeal further strengthened by the elevated expressway and the operational Namma Metro Yellow Line connecting it to Central Bangalore.
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