Brigade Group, the Bengaluru-headquartered developer founded in 1986, has staked a position in Khajihosahalli, a village off the Malur-Hoskote stretch of East Bangalore, through a plotted residential development called Brigade Cherry Blossom. The project sits in the peaceful and rapidly growing area of Malur, East Bangalore, an area that has become a prime location for residential development as Bangalore expands, owing to its accessibility, affordability, and growth potential. For a company whose name is more commonly associated with high-rise residences and integrated campuses in central and inner-ring Bengaluru, a plotted land parcel in a village setting like Khajihosahalli signals a deliberate move into the city's outer growth corridors rather than an incidental land bank.
Brigade Cherry Blossom will be launched in phases, with Phase 1 encompassing 21 acres and featuring over 300 thoughtfully designed plots, with sizes ranging from 1,200 sq. ft. to 2,040 sq. ft. This initial phase is part of a broader vision that spans 90 acres, offering spacious layouts, top-notch infrastructure, and an environment crafted to support a high-quality lifestyle. The layout has been planned with 65% open space, wide internal roads, underground cabling, rainwater harvesting systems, and green zones. Plot dimensions on offer include the standard 30x40 ft and 30x50 ft formats common to Bangalore's plotted-development market, alongside a few odd-sized parcels. As of the developer's own project updates in May 2026, road formation, kerb installation, electrical chamber and hume-pipe laying, and soil backfilling works were reported in progress across different pockets of the layout, indicating the project is in active execution rather than paper stage.
Karnataka RERA records list the project under registration number PRM/KA/RERA/1265/347/PR/010825/007969, and pricing for the plots has been quoted in the range of roughly ₹69 lakh to ₹1.22 crore depending on plot size and location within the layout, with entry-level 1,200 sq. ft. plots starting around ₹67 lakh.
The layout sits just off Malur near Hoskote in East Bangalore, right off Kolar Road and close to the upcoming Peripheral Ring Road, while still being roughly 30 minutes from Whitefield, Budigere, Hoskote, and Kadugodi. Major routes such as NH 75 and SH 95 connect the project to KR Puram and Sarjapur Road, and upcoming infrastructure improvements including the Peripheral Ring Road and Metro Rail extensions are set to enhance accessibility further. The choice of Khajihosahalli reflects a broader pattern across the Hoskote-Malur belt, where State Highway 95 links the two towns and connects onward to the Bangalore-Chennai highway (NH4), and where a Peripheral Ring Road is planned to link Old Madras Road and boost access, alongside an elevated corridor linking Hoskote to Malur that is on the cards.
Hoskote and Malur are perfectly positioned on the outskirts of Bangalore, and a journey from Hoskote to the city centre, which once took over an hour, can now be completed in about 30 minutes due to infrastructure upgrades. The area's closeness to major IT hubs is a vital benefit, with a short drive to thriving tech parks such as the International Tech Park in Whitefield, which houses over 300 companies. On pricing, land rates in the Malur Hosur Road stretch are around Rs 2,600-4,150 per sq ft, having changed by 9.1% in the last year and 160.9% over the last ten years, a trajectory that positions Brigade's plotted format as a way to capture appreciation ahead of the Peripheral Ring Road's completion rather than after it. Malur is also investing in healthcare and retail infrastructure, with at least three new hospitals and two major shopping complexes scheduled to open, gradually filling in the social infrastructure that a plotted community of this scale will eventually depend on.
Brigade Enterprises Limited is an Indian real estate and property development company based in Bangalore, founded by M.R. Jaishankar in 1986. The group also has operations in Mangalore, Mysore, Chennai, Kochi, Hyderabad, Chikmagalur, Ahmedabad and a representative office in Dubai. The listed entity, Brigade Enterprises, posted a consolidated revenue of roughly ₹5,909 crore in FY26, up 11% year-on-year, with a consolidated profit after tax of about ₹725 crore, and the company holds World Trade Center Association licences across major South Indian cities, having built World Trade Center campuses in Bengaluru, Chennai and Kochi. In Bengaluru itself, the group's anchor developments range from the Brigade Gateway campus in Malleswaram-Rajajinagar, which combines residences with Orion Mall and a Sheraton hotel, to large integrated townships in Whitefield and newer launches such as Brigade Belvedere in East Bengaluru, a 773-unit project with a stated revenue potential exceeding ₹1,100 crore. Cherry Blossom in Khajihosahalli represents the plotted-development arm of that same portfolio, extended into a peripheral corridor where land, rather than built-up apartment stock, is the primary product.
Buying into a Brigade-developed plot in Khajihosahalli means buying into a corridor still in the process of building out its social and physical infrastructure, backed by a developer with a documented three-decade construction and delivery record in the same metro region. The plotted format suits buyers planning to build a home over a longer horizon or investors betting on the Malur-Hoskote stretch following the price trajectory already seen in nearby micro-markets. The RERA registration on the project gives buyers a way to verify layout approvals, plot allotments and construction milestones directly against the Karnataka RERA authority's records.
