What Is Established About the Address
| Detail | Position as at 16 September 2026 |
|---|---|
| Corridor | Whitefield-Hoskote Road, Bengaluru |
| Land | 20.19 acres, and this is the whole site |
| Acquisition | Outright purchase completed at ₹588.33 crore, announced 21 July 2025 |
| Definitive agreement | 3 January 2025 |
| Land held by | Ananthay Properties Private Limited, a subsidiary of Brigade Enterprises Limited |
| Street address, village and postal code | Not established |
| Map coordinates | Not published on this page |
| K-RERA registration | None, and no pending application |
Two of those rows do more work than the rest. The land was bought outright rather than taken under a development agreement, which means the developer owns it and the price is a matter of public corporate record. And it is held by a subsidiary, not by the listed parent, which is the entity a buyer should expect to see named on any registration and on any agreement.
Why This Page Publishes No Map Pin and No Drive Times
Several different addresses for this land circulate on third-party pages. They are not spellings of one another; they are different places on and around the same road, far enough apart to change every journey a buyer would care about. Brigade has settled none of them, and nothing on the public record settles them either. An exact pin published today would be a guess wearing the clothes of a fact, and a wrong pin is worse than no pin, because it is the one thing on a page a reader will act on without checking.
The same reasoning governs distances. A drive time is only as good as the point it is measured from, and on an arterial with a divided carriageway the road distance and the straight-line distance can rank destinations in opposite orders. Somewhere that looks a kilometre away across the median can be a three-kilometre drive to the nearest legal turn, while somewhere further away in a straight line is a continuous run. So this page publishes no minutes, no kilometres and no nearest-anything rankings. When the parcel is registered and its position is a matter of record, distances can be routed properly and published then.
The Corridor Itself
Whitefield-Hoskote Road runs east out of the Whitefield technology belt toward Hoskote and the industrial land beyond it, linking on the way to the Old Madras Road spine. It is a working arterial rather than a quiet address: the employment mass sits to the west, the industrial and logistics employment sits to the east, and the road carries both.
What has changed the corridor over the past few years is the metro. The eastern terminus of Namma Metro's operational Purple Line sits on the Whitefield side of this stretch, which is what turned a peripheral road into a commutable one and re-rated land along it. An eastward extension of the line toward Hoskote has been discussed for some years, but it is not under construction, and the long-planned orbital ring road east of the city remains a proposal rather than a road. Neither should be priced in. Buy this corridor on what is operating today, and treat anything announced as an option you have not paid for.
Brigade is not new to east Bengaluru. The company has delivered and registered housing across the eastern arc of the city, so this purchase extends a position rather than opening one.
Why This Location Is the Developer's Thesis
The clearest statement of what Brigade wants here is the change in the scheme itself. When the agreement was signed in January 2025 the land was described for a residential project of about 2.5 million sq ft of potential, with a gross development value of about ₹2,700 crore. By the time the purchase completed in July 2025 the same land was described as carrying about 4.2 million sq ft of potential across residential, commercial and retail, with a gross development value of about ₹5,200 crore. Both figures are potential rather than committed area, and they are not two parcels. They are one piece of land and two ambitions for it.
That is the thesis in a sentence: the developer is betting that this stretch will support workplaces and shops and not only homes, and has roughly doubled the value it expects to extract from the land on the strength of that. For a buyer it cuts both ways. A mixed-use scheme brings amenity and footfall that a purely residential one does not, and it also brings construction alongside you for longer, shared access, and neighbours who arrive by the thousand at nine in the morning.
What To Establish Before You Rely on Any Address
Ask for the survey numbers of the land and the approved plan that goes with them, in writing, and check that the address on the agreement is the address you were shown. Once a registration exists it can be checked directly on the Karnataka RERA register at rera.karnataka.gov.in - the registered particulars will carry the land extent and the promoter, and that is the version to trust over any marketing page, this one included. And route the journeys that matter to you yourself, at the hour you would actually make them, from the gate you would actually use.
Registration Status as at 16 September 2026
There is no K-RERA project registration for this land and no pending application, as at 16 September 2026. Under the Karnataka rules a project cannot be advertised or sold until registration is granted, so no booking, allotment or payment should be accepted against it. Brigade's managing director told analysts on the 14 August 2026 earnings call that the launch had been advanced to the October-December 2026 quarter, so this position may change within weeks. Check the register before you act on anything here.
See also the masterplan page for what is and is not known about the scheme on this land, and the floor plans page for what to check on a layout when one is published.
Brigade Granada location map
Brigade Granada FAQs
Is an expression of interest or priority booking open for Brigade Granada?
Brigade has announced no expression of interest, no priority allocation and no booking window for this project. Any such offer you encounter is not coming from the developer's published position, and no money should change hands on the strength of it.
How big is Brigade Granada?
The site is 20.19 acres. Brigade has described development potential of about 4.2 million sq ft across residential, commercial and retail uses, with a gross development value of about ₹5,200 crore. That potential figure is what the land could carry, not a committed or sanctioned build.
Is the 20.19 acres at Brigade Granada the whole site?
Yes. The 20.19 acres is the entire parcel Brigade acquired on Whitefield-Hoskote Road. There is no larger estate around it, no balance land and no published sequencing for the site.
How many towers and floors will Brigade Granada have?
Not established. No tower count and no storey count has been published by the developer, and none exists on any register. Third-party pages quote several different answers, which is a good indication that none of them is sourced.
How many apartments will Brigade Granada have?
Not established. No unit count has been published. The two area figures the developer has described bracket a wide range of possible unit counts without confirming any of them.
Ask before you commit
Ask which registered project you are actually being offered, and check the register yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in before you part with any money.