Brigade Group is a real estate conglomerate founded in 1986 by M.R. Jaishankar, headquartered in Bengaluru, and active across residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors. With a track record of 280+ completed projects and over 86 million sq ft of developed space, the group is among the more systematically diversified developers operating in South India. Its portfolio spans apartments, villas, integrated townships, office spaces, retail outlets, industrial parks, hotels, and educational institutions across major South Indian cities. Mysuru is not an afterthought in that geography — it is a city where Brigade has invested across asset classes for years.
Brigade's Mysuru story is not confined to residential towers. The group launched the Grand Mercure Mysuru, a 5-star hotel in the heart of the city, marking a hospitality commitment that preceded many of its residential launches here. The group's hospitality portfolio includes the Grand Mercure in both Bangalore and Mysuru, alongside Sheraton, Holiday Inn, and other branded properties across South India. This hotel presence gave Brigade an on-the-ground understanding of Mysuru's consumer market — its hospitality demand, visitor profile, and urban character — well before the current residential push.
Brigade now lists Mysuru among the six cities in which it actively develops residential projects, alongside Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and others. On the CSR side, the group's social responsibility commitments include expenditures focused on underprivileged communities near project sites in both Bengaluru and Mysuru, reflecting an institutional engagement with the city that extends beyond transaction-level presence.
Brigade Misty Green is a premium 4-acre residential development by Brigade Group, located in the neighbourhood of Kurubarahalli, Mysuru. Spread over those 4 acres, the project features 2 elegant towers with G+19 floors and 142 premium units. The development is sited on Maharanaprathap Road, Kurubarahalli.
The configuration range is deliberately pitched at Mysuru's upper residential segment. Apartment options include spacious 3-bedroom homes spanning 2,150–2,200 sq ft, priced between ₹2.20 Cr and ₹2.33 Cr, and larger variants with study and powder rooms at 2,300–2,450 sq ft, priced from ₹2.45 Cr to ₹2.60 Cr. The 4-bedroom configurations, with family and study rooms, range from 3,100–3,200 sq ft and are priced at ₹3.32 Cr to ₹3.45 Cr. Possession is slated for December 2028.
Brigade Group's own project listing describes Misty Greens as offering 70% open spaces and natural spaces, premium amenities, and rooftop amenities. A fully equipped clubhouse, gymnasium, indoor games area, swimming pool, and yoga deck cater to fitness and well-being, while landscaped gardens, walking paths, and children's play areas serve recreational needs. The project features 24/7 security with CCTV surveillance and secure access points, power backup for common areas, and rainwater harvesting systems.
Kurubarahalli's position within the Mysuru residential map is relevant context. Areas near Kurubarahalli, along with Bogadi Road, Kuvempunagar, Vijayanagar, and zones near Chamundi Hills, are emerging as key luxury housing destinations in Mysuru. Key areas like Kurubarahalli saw rates move from roughly ₹4,500 per sq ft in 2019 to nearly ₹11,500 per sq ft in 2026. Brigade's entry into this micro-market through Misty Green aligns with the trajectory these numbers describe.
Brigade does not launch in markets that cannot sustain a certain product quality or price point. The Mysuru market, as it stands in 2025–26, has a set of structural characteristics that justify that confidence.
Recognised as Karnataka's second-largest IT hub, Mysuru is home to industry campuses of Infosys, Wipro Technologies, and Software Paradigms India. Beyond IT, Mysuru's industrial base includes companies like Reid & Taylor, JK Tyres, and Nestlé, while the city's educational institutions include Visvesvaraya Technical University and its growing tourism sector attracts over 3.5 million visitors annually. This diversity of economic engines — rather than dependence on a single sector — produces the kind of broad, sustained housing demand that makes mid-to-large residential projects viable.
Connectivity has been the single biggest structural change for the Mysuru real estate market this decade. The Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway, spanning 119 km with 6 to 10 lanes, was developed by NHAI at a cost of approximately ₹8,066 crore, reaching substantial completion by October 2022 and full inauguration in March 2023, reducing travel time to under two hours. This has turned what was once a 3-hour journey into a roughly 75-minute connection between the two cities. For professionals working in Bengaluru's IT corridors but seeking a different quality of life, this shift in travel time changes the residential calculus fundamentally.
Mysuru offers property prices 50–60% lower than comparable areas in Bengaluru, which means that a Brigade product priced at ₹2.20 Cr upwards in Mysuru occupies the genuine upper-premium segment of the local market, rather than the entry-level tier it might represent in Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road zone. For buyers, that translates to larger unit sizes, more open space, and a lower-density community for the same or lesser outlay.
Key projects like the Bengaluru-Mysuru Expressway, the expansion of Mysuru Airport, and SEZ developments are actively increasing the city's investment potential. The Outer Ring Road and other link roads are expanding the city's mobility backbone, adding new nodal corridors to Mysuru's internal connectivity grid.
Across its Mysuru residential history, Brigade has consistently positioned itself toward the larger-format, lower-density end of the market. Brigade Misty Green and Brigade Hill View Mysuru are both referenced among the city's premium 4 BHK projects, alongside offerings from Prestige Group and other national developers. This is consistent with how Brigade operates in secondary markets: it does not compete at the affordable or mid-segment level; it identifies neighbourhoods where aspirational buyers and investors are prepared to pay for a branded gated community with a verifiable delivery record.
Mysuru is emerging as one of Karnataka's fastest-growing real estate markets due to its expanding IT sector, excellent livability, lower pollution levels, and strong infrastructure development. A recent market study noted that Mysuru recorded a 53% price hike in the tier-II city category, illustrating its growing potential as a real estate destination. Brigade's timing in launching Misty Green as a new project in Kurubarahalli reflects an assessment that this growth trajectory has sufficient depth to support a high-specification, possession-by-2028 project at the price points on offer.
For buyers evaluating Brigade specifically — as opposed to the broader Mysuru market — the relevant question is track record. Brigade completed 30 projects in the 30th year of its operations, and has since continued to scale. The group has inaugurated Brigade Tech Gardens, a USGBC Platinum certified SEZ development, and delivered on a committed hospital within the Brigade Meadows community — a 108-bed St. John's Medical College Hospital. These are reference points for how the group treats commitments made at project launch, which is a material consideration when evaluating a pre-possession purchase.