Brigade Group has placed one of its newest Mysuru developments within sight of the Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club, an 18-hole course at the foothills of Chamundi Hills that traces its origins to 1906, when the late Maharaja Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar, with far-sightedness and his profound sense of scenic beauty, chose the foothills of the famous Chamundi Hills as the locale for the race and golf courses. For a listed developer choosing where to build its next Mysuru project, proximity to this club is not incidental: the project enjoys a truly distinctive setting with uninterrupted green and hill views, an offering rarely found in the Mysuru residential market.
Founded in 1986, Brigade Group is a property developer in India with nearly four decades of experience, with a strong presence across South India, including Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Mysuru, Kochi, Trivandrum, and Gift City in Gujarat. The company is headquartered at its own World Trade Center, Brigade Gateway Campus in Malleswaram-Rajajinagar, Bengaluru, and has been listed on the NSE and BSE since 2007. Mysuru is not a peripheral market for the group. As Managing Director Pavitra Shankar has noted, Mysuru has been an important market for Brigade. We are the only listed player to have a strong presence in the city with over 26 projects across residential, commercial and hospitality.
Brigade's most recent Mysuru launch, Brigade Misty Greens, is directly associated with this golf-club address. Brigade Group has announced the launch of Brigade Misty Greens, a premium residential development in Mysuru through a Joint Development Agreement, and the project spans 4.5 acres. Brigade Misty Greens offers a selection of three and four-bedroom apartments and 14 exclusive duplex units. The development is situated near the Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club and provides views of the Chamundi Hills, which is precisely the setting the Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club locality describes. For a company managing a 26-plus project portfolio in the city, this launch functions as a statement about how it now reads the Mysuru buyer: someone who wants a heritage-adjacent, green setting rather than a purely central or purely peripheral address.
The Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club is not a private amenity tucked away from the city; it sits on 110 acres at the foothills of Mysore's iconic Chamundi Hills and functions as a course open to the public, with the semi-private club hosting over 20 annual tournaments, including the prestigious Maharaja's Challenge Cup. The surrounding Nazarbad and JC Nagar pocket sits close to the Mysuru city centre while retaining low-rise, tree-lined character, unlike the newer plotted layouts on the city's outer arterials. This is the locality logic behind Brigade choosing to build here rather than on a purely greenfield parcel further out: buyers pay for genuine proximity to an established, heritage-linked open space that cannot be replicated by landscaping alone.
Mysuru's broader real-estate case has strengthened as connectivity has improved. With its rich heritage, pleasant climate, excellent infrastructure, and strategic location just 90 minutes from Bengaluru via the new expressway, Mysuru offers a compelling blend of tradition and modernity that's attracting investors from across India and abroad. The city's civic administration is also planning ahead of this demand: there is a proposal to upgrade Mysore City Corporation to Bruhat Mysuru Maha Nagara Palike, proposed to include 187.01 sq km areas of Mysuru taluk within one municipality, alongside a Peripheral Ring Road that MUDA will spend around Rs. 500 crore to construct, as stated in the Mysuru Master Plan 2031, to meet the future requirements of the city. Near the golf club itself, the immediate Nazarbad micro-market has its own momentum: Nazarbad is home to learning institutions and IT offices and, therefore, draws corporate and start-ups, with upcoming business infrastructure, excellent roads, and proximity to major highways.
Brigade's Mysuru footprint spans multiple product types beyond this one address, including plotted development further out on KRS Road and apartment communities planned near the proposed Outer Ring Road on Bogadi Road. Set against that spread, a project close to Jayachamaraja Wadiyar Golf Club occupies a distinct tier: an established, centrally located, heritage-adjacent setting rather than a peripheral growth corridor. For buyers evaluating Brigade specifically for this pocket of Mysuru, the draw is less about future infrastructure promise and more about a location that already has its social and recreational infrastructure in place, anchored by a golf course that has operated continuously since the early twentieth century.
