Long before Turahalli and Uttarahalli became a searched-for South Bangalore address, Brigade Group was already building here. The Bengaluru-headquartered developer, which traces its origins to 1986, has assembled one of the more concentrated builder footprints along this forest-fringed stretch of the city, spanning completed apartment communities, an operating residential project, and a pre-launch filing that sits directly at the Turahalli-Uttarahalli boundary.
Brigade Group was founded in 1986 by M.R. Jaishankar in Bangalore, starting with its maiden project Brigade Towers on Brigade Road. Jaishankar started the firm's work by building Brigade Towers, finished in 1989, which was the first private high-rise building in Bangalore. In 2007, the company went public, listing its shares on the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange. Since then the business has scaled well beyond its home city: Brigade Enterprises Limited has delivered 300+ buildings totalling 100+ million sq ft across residential, commercial, retail and hospitality. The group has a strong presence in Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Mysuru, Mangaluru, Chikmagalur and Ahmedabad, along with a representative office in Dubai and a project in GIFT City, Gujarat. On the financial side, net sales rose to Rs 7,847 crore in FY25 compared to Rs 6,013 crore, a 31 per cent increase year-on-year, while total collections stood at Rs 7,250 crore during FY25, an increase of 23 per cent over FY24.
The company's operating base has stayed rooted in the city where it began: Brigade operates from its registered office at the World Trade Center within Brigade Gateway Campus in Malleswaram, Bengaluru. That campus itself is illustrative of how the group builds at scale — Brigade Gateway in Bangalore is a 41-acre mixed-use development that includes residential spaces, offices, retail, a hospital, a hotel, a school, and a clubhouse. Beyond residential and commercial real estate, the group has diversified its hospitality portfolio to 5-star hotels including the Sheraton Bangalore Hotel at Brigade Gateway, Grand Mercure Bangalore and Mysuru, and Holiday Inn properties in the city.
Within this South Bangalore corridor specifically, Brigade's project history goes back further than its recent pre-launch activity. Brigade Residency, on Mysore Road in Uttarahalli, is an established, ready-to-move community: the project has 230 units and is spread over an area of 11.4 acres, with apartments ranging from 630 sqft to 1800 sqft. Its location put residents within reach of the corporate campuses that anchor this part of the city — it is easy reach to Robert Bosch, Convergys, Intel Technology, and Oracle, and also close to Uttarahalli Lake.
Closer to the forest edge, Brigade Omega in Banashankari Stage 6 was positioned around the same green buffer that gives this belt its identity: located right across the lush Turahalli Forest Reserve in Banashankari, the project offers a blend of urban and natural living, covering 1270-2390 sq ft across over 520 units.
More recently, Brigade Komarla Heights extended the developer's presence deeper into Uttarahalli itself. The project is spread across 4.04 acres in Uttarahalli, offering 2 and 3 BHK apartments, with possession expected by December 2026, and carries RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/140322/004754. Its site connects into the same infrastructure that serves the wider belt: close proximity to Yelachenahalli Metro at 4.5 km, Nayandahalli Railway Station at 6.6 km, the NICE Bangalore-Mysore Expressway at 7.2 km, and Kempegowda International Airport at 40.2 km. Lal Bagh, Turahalli forest, Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple, and ISKCON's tallest gopura all lie in close proximity to the project.
Most notably for this exact micro-market, Brigade has an active pre-launch filing named for the locality itself: Brigade Uttarahalli is a pre-launch, EC-cleared residential filing at Turahalli and Uttarahalli in South Bangalore, with prices and RERA still awaited. Nearby, Brigade 7 Gardens in the adjoining Banashankari-Uttarahalli Hobli stretch adds to the cluster, with close proximity to Kanakapura Road, JP Nagar, NICE Junction, and Jayanagar areas.
| Brigade Project | Location | Status / Notable Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Brigade Residency | Mysore Road, Uttarahalli | 230 units on 11.4 acres, ready to move |
| Brigade Omega | Banashankari Stage 6 | 520+ units, faces Turahalli Forest Reserve |
| Brigade Komarla Heights | Uttarahalli / Padmanabhanagar | 4.04 acres, 2 & 3 BHK, possession Dec 2026 |
| Brigade Uttarahalli | Turahalli & Uttarahalli | Pre-launch, EC-cleared, RERA awaited |
| Brigade 7 Gardens | Banashankari, Kanakapura Road | Adjoins Uttarahalli Hobli |
Uttarahalli is not a newly-arrived suburb for Brigade to test. As an established residential and commercial locality for over three decades, Uttarahalli offers real estate opportunities that appeal to buyers looking for settled infrastructure rather than raw peripheral land. It connects well to nearby localities like Subramanyapura, Chikkalasandra, and Hosakerehalli, giving Brigade's projects here a built-in catchment of established neighbourhoods rather than dependence on a single new micro-market. Demand has a clear occupational base too: there is consistent rental demand primarily from IT professionals and young working couples, with proximity to tech parks and offices in nearby areas like Bommanahalli, Yelahanka, and Hebbal boosting rental demand in the Uttarahalli locality.
Pricing in the belt has moved in line with that demand. Uttarahalli property rates have been experiencing steady growth over the past few years, attributed to rapid infrastructure development such as metro connectivity and increased connectivity to other parts of the city. In the immediate Turahalli pocket, as of March 2026, property prices ranged between Rs 5,500 and Rs 9,200 per square foot. Connectivity underpinning that trend runs through a known set of arteries: the area offers good connectivity to key parts of Bangalore via the NICE Bangalore-Mysore Expressway and 80 Ft Road, and sits close to Kengeri, Banashankari, and Uttarahalli. For transit-dependent buyers, Yelachenahalli metro station and JP Nagar metro station serve as commute points into the wider network.
What separates this belt from most of Brigade's other South Bangalore addresses is the forest itself. The Thurahalli Forest is a dry deciduous forest located about 20 km from Bengaluru off Kanakapura Road, roughly 13 km from Banashankari, and visible from the NICE Road. Entry inside the reserved forest itself has been banned, but the surrounding roads have become a hotspot for cyclists and runners. For a developer whose recent designs increasingly foreground open space and green cover, a genuine 500-plus-acre forest buffer — rather than a landscaped courtyard — is the kind of site context that is difficult to replicate elsewhere in the city, and it is a factor that runs through Brigade's positioning of projects like Omega and Komarla Heights, both of which cite the forest and its associated landmarks as part of their immediate surroundings.
A buyer looking at Brigade Group in Turahalli or Uttarahalli is not evaluating a first-time entrant testing an unfamiliar market. The developer's track record in this exact belt spans a completed, ready-to-move community on Mysore Road, a forest-facing project in Banashankari, a newer mid-2020s launch in Uttarahalli itself, and an active pre-launch filing bearing the locality's own name. That continuity, layered onto the group's citywide scale and near four-decade operating history in Bengaluru, is the primary context for assessing any current or upcoming Brigade offering in this part of South Bangalore.