Godrej Properties Purchases New 3.8-Acre Land Parcel in Bengaluru, Aims for ₹3,500 Cr From Its 30-Acre Township

Godrej Properties Limited (GPL) has taken another significant step in expanding its presence in Bengaluru's fast-growing real estate market. On November 20, the company announced that it had acquired an additional 3.8-acre parcel of land in South Bengaluru. This new land parcel adds significant value to the township's existing plans and opens up new development opportunities for the brand.

According to the regulatory filing, this acquisition unlocks an additional ₹2,400 crore in revenue potential and provides nearly 2 million sq. ft. of additional development area. With this, the company further strengthens its plan to develop a large-scale, premium residential community in the city.

Expansion Strengthens the 30-Acre Township Vision.

Before this recent purchase, Godrej Properties had already acquired a 26-acre parcel of land in Sarjapur, Bengaluru, in October. That deal was intended for a housing project with an estimated revenue potential of ₹1,100 crore. By combining both land parcels, the total development area now stretches to around 30 acres, giving GPL a strong foundation to build one of Bengaluru's most ambitious residential townships.

One of the significant advantages of the combined land is the higher FSI permissibility, which allows GPL to plan the entire stretch as an integrated group housing development. With the new acquisition, the estimated revenue potential of the whole township rises to ₹3,500 crore, with a total development area of nearly 3 million sq. ft.

This scale allows Godrej Properties to design a thoughtfully planned township that gives residents more open spaces, modern amenities, and a wide range of home options. The brand aims to blend sustainability, wellness, and everyday convenience into the project, making it a complete community for modern homebuyers.

A Boost to GPL's Presence in Sarjapur Road Micro-Market

Sarjapur Road is one of Bengaluru's most vibrant and high-demand residential areas. The region has seen rapid growth due to its strong connectivity and social infrastructure. The new land acquisition helps Godrej Properties strengthen its presence in this popular micro-market, allowing the builder to deliver a large premium project in the heart of a fast-developing location.

The area is well connected to key employment hubs such as:

• Outer Ring Road

• Whitefield

• Bellandur

• Electronic City

  
  

In addition to job hubs, Sarjapur Road has a well-developed ecosystem that includes top schools, hospitals, shopping centres, and workspaces. These factors make it an ideal location for families and professionals looking for convenience and high-quality urban living.

With the rising demand for homes in this belt, the new township of Godrej Properties comes at the right time. Homebuyers today look for large communities that offer a mix of open spaces, strong wellness amenities, and modern amenities. GPL's township aims to meet all these expectations.

CEO's Vision for a Landmark Township

Sharing his views on the acquisition, the MD and CEO of Godrej Properties stated that this expansion allows the company to build a landmark community that represents its vision for integrated and sustainable living. He added that the strong demand for their projects in this corridor demonstrates customers' trust in the Godrej brand.

He also said that the company aims to deliver a development that not only meets the expectations of today's homebuyers but also sets new standards for design, wellness, and urban planning in Bengaluru.

Conclusion

Godrej Properties' new 3.8-acre land purchase marks another strong step in its Bengaluru growth strategy. The combined 30-acre land bank now allows the developer to create a premium township with modern amenities, open spaces, and innovative design. With a total revenue potential of ₹3,500 crore, higher FSI benefits, and a prime location in Sarjapur Road, this project is set to become one of the most promising residential developments in South Bengaluru.