Brigade Group's journey began in 1986 when M.R. Jaishankar founded the firm in Bengaluru with a five-member team and a single project brief. Over nearly four decades, the company evolved from a single-building developer into a diversified public entity listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange, with a portfolio spanning apartments, villas, integrated townships, office spaces, retail outlets, industrial parks, hotels, and educational institutions across Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, and Mangaluru. Brigade Enterprises has successfully completed over 280 buildings, totalling over 86 million sq ft of developed space.
Brigade's foray into plotted development is a relatively recent addition to its product slate — one the group has applied with the same infrastructure rigour it brought to township projects like Brigade Orchards, a 135-acre smart township, and Brigade Tech Gardens, a USGBC Platinum-certified SEZ development. The decision to plant that plotted format at Khajihosahalli, Malur, places Brigade at an early stage of what analysts read as East Bangalore's next residential expansion arc.
Brigade Cherry Blossom is a new residential plotted project in the expanding neighbourhood of Khajihosahalli, Malur, East Bangalore. Spread across 90 acres with Phase 1 covering 21 acres, the development offers 300-plus well-laid plots and dedicates 65% of the site to open space, wide tree-lined roads, landscaped parks, and eco-friendly infrastructure. That open-space ratio is a deliberate product choice — it follows the spatial logic Brigade applied at its larger township projects, where the land between built structures defines the resident experience as much as the structures themselves.
The project offers villa plots ranging from 1,200 sq ft to 1,500 sq ft, crafted with wide internal roads and a host of modern amenities. Plot configurations include 30 ft × 40 ft, 30 ft × 50 ft, and select odd-sized plots, giving buyers flexibility to design homes to their own brief — a meaningful departure from Brigade's standard apartment pipeline, where the floor plan is fixed at launch.
A 50,000 sq ft clubhouse anchors the community, featuring 45-plus lifestyle amenities including a swimming pool, gym, co-working spaces, and outdoor sports areas. The provision of a co-working facility inside a plotted layout is notable: it signals that Brigade is positioning Cherry Blossom for buyers who work hybrid schedules and want a commute-optional setup within the community perimeter.
Brigade's plotted developments are distinguished from bare-land layouts by the quality of civic infrastructure bundled into the project. At Cherry Blossom, this includes:
Brigade Cherry Blossom is RERA-approved, registered under RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1265/347/PR/010825/007969 with the Karnataka RERA authority. Plot prices range from ₹69 lakhs to ₹1.22 crores. The expected possession date is March 2028.
Malur is an emerging residential hub known for its affordable housing plots, peaceful environment, and growing industrial presence. Upcoming infrastructure projects and improved road and rail connectivity are attracting buyers seeking long-term growth and quieter suburban living.
For a Brigade buyer specifically, the connectivity matrix matters. The site has quick access to major roads including NH-75, the Malur–Hoskote Road, and the upcoming Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), which is approximately 3 km away. The Bengaluru–Chennai Expressway is about 7 km from the site, enabling fast intercity travel. Malur Railway Station is 2.5 km away and Devangonthi Station is within 10 km. For metro access, Hopefarm Metro Station is around 18 km away, and Kempegowda International Airport is roughly 40 km from the project.
From the project, Whitefield is approximately 30 km away, ITPL Tech Park is about 32 km, the Narasapura Industrial Area is 15 km, and Hoskote is 25 km. Major routes like NH 75 and SH 95 connect the project to KR Puram, Sarjapur Road, and other parts of the city. Upcoming infrastructure improvements including the Peripheral Ring Road and metro rail extensions are expected to enhance accessibility in this part of Bangalore further.
The affordability gap between Malur plots and the city's established corridors is real and traceable. Over the past five years, real estate prices in Bangalore have increased by 79%, surpassing the growth rate seen in all other major metropolitan cities in India. After a 12–15% rebound in 2023–24, citywide appreciation has moderated to a sustainable 8–10% year-on-year. Peripheral East Bangalore plots, priced at entry points below ₹70 lakhs from a builder with Brigade's delivery record, offer a different risk-return profile from a Whitefield flat at ₹1.5 crore-plus.
Brigade Granada, one of Brigade's latest residential developments, is located on the Whitefield–Hoskote corridor — a 40-acre project with approximately 2,000 apartments in multiple configurations. Cherry Blossom at Khajihosahalli extends Brigade's footprint further east along the same NH 75 axis, filling a plotted-development gap that Brigade's apartment-heavy portfolio in that corridor had left open. The brand's familiarity in the eastern arc — earned through Granada and sustained through projects at Old Madras Road and Budigere Cross — reduces the discovery friction that early-mover plotted projects in less-known localities often carry.
Brigade has also launched Citrine, pioneering India's first Net-Zero Carbon standard for residential real estate, a marker of the group's direction on sustainability. Brigade holds LEED and IGBC green building certifications and, as of 2022, sourced 21% of operational energy from renewable sources — design values that carry over into how public spaces and infrastructure are specified at Cherry Blossom.
