Lodha Elanza marks the Mumbai-headquartered developer's move into the Sarjapur Road corridor, positioned off the road near Sompura in East Bangalore. Lodha Elanza is a landmark luxury residential launch on Sarjapur Road, Bangalore's most coveted growth corridor, built on the philosophy of offering "room to breathe," this 19-acre development replaces urban clutter with cascading greens, terraced promenades, and thematic gardens. The project sits opposite Prestige City and close to Dommasandra Circle, placing a nationally listed developer's brand of construction directly on one of the eastern suburb's most active residential stretches.
Spread across 19 acres, it features 6 iconic towers offering expansive 3 BHK and 3.5 BHK residences with unique horizontal living rooms, massive sundecks, and over 80% open green spaces. Expansive private sundecks offer unobstructed views of Yamare Lake and central gardens, and the residences feature horizontal living rooms opening to generous decks, framing lake and green views amid open landscapes.
Just minutes from Sarjapur Road, the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road, and the proposed Sompura Metro, this location offers seamless access to Bengaluru's major IT hubs, including RGA Tech Park and Embassy Tech Village, and the Sarjapur–Sompura Road brings together urban convenience and effortless tranquility. The site's connectivity case rests on three pieces of infrastructure: the Outer Ring Road, the under-development Peripheral Ring Road, and the proposed Namma Metro Phase 3A line. Bangalore Namma Metro's Phase 3A will pass through Dommasandra, Sompura, and Kada Agrahara Road before terminating at Sarjapur, which explains why sales collateral for Elanza repeatedly points to a station a short distance from the gate. The project sits opposite Prestige City, roughly 5 minutes from the upcoming Sompura Metro Station.
For daily commuting rather than future rail, the current draw is road access. Lodha Élanza enjoys connectivity to major parts of the city via Sarjapur Road, with access to the Outer Ring Road and the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road, ensuring travel to IT hubs such as Whitefield, Electronic City, HSR Layout, Koramangala, and Marathahalli. Major tech parks like Wipro SEZ, RGA Tech Park, Embassy Tech Village, and Microsoft are within a 10 to 30-minute commute.
Within a roughly 30-minute drive, residents can reach IT and commercial hubs such as RGA Tech Park, Embassy Tech Village, Prestige Tech Park, Cessna Business Park, Wipro, and Microsoft, educational institutions including Oakridge International School, TISB, Greenwood High, Inventure Academy, and Azim Premji University, healthcare facilities such as Swastik Hospital, Motherhood Hospital, and Manipal Hospital, and retail destinations including DMart, Decathlon, Myhna Square Mall, and Market Square Mall. This cluster of established schools and hospitals is one reason the corridor has moved past its identity as a pure commuter belt for IT staff and now draws end-user families as well as investors.
Elanza is not an isolated bet on the city. With over 40 years of experience and 85,000-plus homes delivered, Lodha brings its design and delivery credentials to Bangalore's premium residential market, with a portfolio spanning South, North and East corridors — from Bannerghatta Road and Sarjapur Road to Manyata Tech Park and Airport Road. Lodha's first Bangalore project was Lodha Mirabelle near Manyata Tech Park, followed by Lodha Azur near Bannerghatta Road, offering waterfront residences overlooking Hulimavu Lake. The company has since added Lodha Fiorana Beaumont Estate on Airport Road and Lodha Haven on Hosa Road, giving it a presence in four of the city's principal growth corridors within a short span. Elanza extends that spread to the Sarjapur Road-Sompura belt, an area Lodha's own project pages describe as one where the developer strategically selects micro-markets that have experienced rapid infrastructure growth, excellent connectivity and consistent real estate demand, with easy access to IT corridors, international schools, healthcare institutions, shopping malls, entertainment hubs and the airport.
Mangal Prabhat Lodha founded the Lodha group in Mumbai in 1980, and the company built its reputation on Mumbai landmarks before diversifying geographically. It has developed residential and commercial properties in Mumbai, Thane, Hyderabad, Pune, Bengaluru and London. The company built Mumbai's Trump Tower, a 78-storey luxury skyscraper in a complex called The Park, in midtown Mumbai. In 2021, the company completed its long-delayed IPO and has since changed its name to Lodha Developers. That combination of a four-decade Mumbai-luxury pedigree and a national listing is what the Elanza marketing leans on when introducing the brand to a Bangalore buyer who may not have encountered Lodha's Mumbai portfolio directly.
Lodha Elanza is under construction, with an expected possession date of September 2031. This is a new-launch project, currently under development. Units are configured as premium 3 BHK and 3 BHK-with-study apartments, designed for modern urban living, alongside 3.5 BHK layouts noted on the developer's sales material. Residents can expect a grand clubhouse, swimming pool, gymnasium, sports courts, jogging tracks, and dedicated recreational zones, consistent with the amenity standard Lodha has set at its other Bangalore launches.
The corridor's price trajectory helps explain why Lodha timed its entry here. Quality apartments on Sarjapur Road were available around ₹4,200 per sq ft in 2016; by 2021 rates stood near ₹6,050, and by end-2024 they had reached ₹10,193, a 73.5% surge in three years. Through 2025 and early 2026 prices have continued climbing, now firmly above ₹12,000 per sq ft in premium pockets. Independent data corroborates the pace: property prices in Sarjapur Road have moved 15.7% in one year, 84.1% over three years, and 113.2% over five years. Analysts attribute this to IT employment density at the doorstep, with Wipro's campus, RGA Tech Park, and RMZ EcoWorld all within or adjacent to the corridor, and Bangalore's IT workforce topping 1.8 million professionals in 2025-26. Within this stretch, the Dommasandra micro-market, adjoining Sompura, offers a balance of affordability and future growth and is seeing a flurry of new launches in 2026.
