Brigade Group's presence in Aerospace Park is concentrated in a single, large undertaking: Brigade El Dorado, a township situated within the Aerospace Park in North Bengaluru, just 15 minutes before the international airport. The project sits inside KIADB Aerospace Park in North Bangalore, off SH 104, within the Aerospace Park off Bagalur Road. Rather than a single apartment block, Brigade has used this Bagalur Road address to build out a multi-tower township in phases over several years, with Dioro and Beryl among the more recent additions to that rollout.
Brigade Dioro is located near Gummanahalli Road within Aerospace Park, and its project overview places it within a 50-acre land parcel across 11 towers of B+G+21 floors, offering 2 BHK and 3 BHK premium residences. Unit sizes run from 938 to 974 sq ft for the 2 BHK layouts and 971 to 1,382 sq ft for the 3 BHK layouts, with a target possession of December 2026 and a RERA possession date of December 2027. The tower carries its own registration on the Karnataka RERA portal, listed on Brigade's official project microsite as Dioro at Brigade El Dorado, RERA Reg. No. PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/160224/006634.
Beryl has been positioned by Brigade as the closing chapter of this township — the company's own project film describes it as the final tower at Brigade El Dorado, nestled in a 50-acre township, offering breathtaking views and a wealth of amenities. Marketing listings for the tower describe it as a new-launch residential development in Aerospace Park by Brigade Group, offering 1, 2 and 3 BHK apartments with prices starting around Rs 39 lakh. A separate configuration sheet for the block notes the tower is built across 3B+G+22 floors with 1 BHK and Jodi units ranging between 537 and 1,074 sq ft — underlining that Beryl, like Dioro, was designed as a high-rise, single-tower release rather than a low-rise cluster.
What distinguishes Brigade's position in Aerospace Park is the sheer sequencing of the township. Brigade's own project page lists registrations for Gallium, Helio, Jasper, Feldspar, Krypton, Iridium, Emerald, Aurum, Luminaire and Dioro at Brigade El Dorado, each carrying a distinct Karnataka RERA number, alongside Cobalt and Beryl. This is a developer that has kept returning to the same 50-acre parcel with a new tower every year or two since the project's early phases, rather than exiting after a single launch. The overall enclave is a sprawling 50-acre residential enclave designed by one of Spain's celebrated architects, offering over 80 amenities including a multiplex, tennis court, mini-golf green, football field, basketball and skating facilities, a clubhouse and multiple swimming pools.
Brigade Enterprises Limited, the listed entity behind the Brigade brand, was founded in 1986 by Mr M.R. Jaishankar and is one of South India's most diversified and longest-standing real-estate developers. It was incorporated as the current listed entity in Bengaluru in 1995 and was listed on the BSE and NSE in 2007, and is headquartered at its own World Trade Center at the Brigade Gateway Campus on Dr Rajkumar Road, Bengaluru. Across four decades the company has scaled to more than 250 completed residential projects, ranging from standalone apartment buildings to expansive complexes, part of a wider footprint of over 275 completed projects across residential, commercial, retail, hospitality and education, delivering more than 80 million square feet of construction. Its city spread runs across Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mysuru, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, GIFT City Gujarat, Mangalore and Chikmagalur. On the corporate side, FY26 was a record year for the listed entity, with consolidated revenue of ₹5,909 crore, up 11% year-on-year, EBITDA of ₹1,638 crore at a 28% margin, and consolidated profit after tax of ₹725 crore. Brigade has also diversified beyond pure residential delivery: the group's hospitality arm was spun off into the separately listed Brigade Hotel Ventures Limited, which completed its BSE/NSE IPO in July 2025, the first hospitality-arm listing by an Indian real-estate developer. Its best-known integrated development remains Brigade Gateway in Bangalore, cited by the founder as the company's most integrated project, combining homes, offices, a mall, hotel, hospital and school within one 41-acre campus — a template the group has carried, at a different scale, into the Aerospace Park township with its mix of towers, retail-style amenity zones and community infrastructure inside a single gated boundary.
Aerospace Park is not a generic North Bangalore suburb; it is a dedicated industrial zone. The park covers 950 acres and provides a comprehensive range of facilities to its tenants, positioned close to Kempegowda International Airport for easy access by major global aerospace companies, and has become a hub for global aerospace companies including Airbus, Boeing and Rolls-Royce. Locally, Brigade's own marketing for El Dorado points to prominent commercial establishments like the Shell Technology Centre and the proposed Boeing and Rolls-Royce offices, alongside IT parks, wide roads and greenery as the immediate neighbourhood. This employment base — aerospace manufacturing, MRO and engineering jobs sitting a short drive from the township — is the underlying demand driver Brigade is betting on with a twelve-tower build-out rather than a single project.
The township draws on the wider North Bangalore road network: Brigade El Dorado sits within Aerospace Park of the KIADB area, roughly 6.5 km and a 15-minute drive from Kempegowda International Airport, with the Shell Technology Centre, the proposed Boeing and Rolls-Royce offices and Manyata Tech Park among the nearby landmarks. Public transport is set to improve further, since Aerospace Park does not yet have its own metro station, though the upcoming extension of the Namma Metro line towards North Bangalore will benefit the area, with the closest existing stations currently at Hebbal and Nagavara. For day-to-day needs, residents draw on established social infrastructure in the wider corridor, including schools such as Delhi Public School and Ryan International School, and hospitals including Columbia Asia Hospital, Aster CMI Hospital and Baptist Hospital.
The phased nature of the launch shows up clearly in pricing. Early towers were priced at a build-up rate of roughly ₹4,055 per sq ft, with 2 BHK units starting around ₹34.20 lakh when those phases were pre-launched. Later towers moved up meaningfully — Cobalt, launched in 2024, was priced with 2 BHK units ranging between roughly ₹98 lakh and ₹99.5 lakh, while a smaller Jodi-format 1 BHK+1 configuration was priced from ₹98.50 lakh depending on carpet area and floor. Brigade's current listing for the overall township shows 2 BHK apartments starting at ₹89 lakh in Aerospace Park, Devanahalli, Bengaluru North — a clear escalation from the sub-₹35 lakh entry point of the first phases. This tracks the city-wide trend, where Bengaluru's average residential price reached approximately ₹8,952 per sq ft in Q1 2026, a 4% year-on-year increase, though Aerospace Park's own appreciation curve — driven by the aerospace-employment story rather than the city average — has moved faster.
