A Hyderabad-based developer has expanded into Karnataka with the launch of a high-rise residential project in North Bengaluru, signalling continued cross-city capital flows into one of India’s most active housing markets. Poulomi Estates has unveiled its first Bengaluru project in the Thanisandra corridor, marking its formal entry into a city shaped by technology-led employment growth and sustained infrastructure investment.
The project, branded Poulomi Florique, is spread over nearly nine acres and is positioned as a premium residential community comprising exclusively three-bedroom apartments. Located in Thanisandra a micro-market in North Bengaluru the development sits near established employment clusters such as Manyata Tech Park and Bhartiya Centre of Information Technology. The corridor has seen steady residential absorption in recent years due to its proximity to IT parks, the airport access road network and upcoming metro connectivity. Industry data indicates that North Bengaluru has evolved from a peripheral growth zone into a primary residential investment destination. Improved arterial roads, metro expansion plans and the presence of schools, healthcare facilities and organised retail have strengthened end-user demand. Developers are responding with larger-format homes as buyer preferences shift towards work-from-home compatibility, enhanced ventilation and community amenities. A senior executive at the company described the move as a long-term geographic expansion rather than a one-off launch, reflecting confidence in Bengaluru’s structural housing demand. Market analysts note that inter-state developers entering Bengaluru often seek land parcels in growth corridors with clear infrastructure visibility and established employment anchors.
Spread across 8.66 acres, the project proposes nature-integrated design with an emphasis on open spaces and cross-ventilation. Real estate consultants say that sustainability-linked design features including daylight optimisation and efficient layouts are increasingly critical in Bengaluru, where urban density and climate responsiveness influence buyer decisions. While premium high-rises continue to dominate new launches, energy-efficient construction and water management compliance are becoming differentiators in regulatory approvals and long-term asset value. Bengaluru’s residential sector has remained resilient despite interest rate cycles, supported by consistent hiring in technology and allied services. However, affordability pressures and rising land costs are pushing developers to carefully calibrate unit sizes and pricing strategies. The entry of Poulomi Estates into the city underscores a broader trend: regional developers diversifying into high-growth metropolitan markets to tap steady end-user demand. As infrastructure upgrades reshape North Bengaluru’s connectivity landscape, project execution timelines and regulatory compliance will be closely watched by buyers and investors alike.
With metro extensions and airport-linked corridors nearing operational milestones, the Thanisandra micro-market is poised for further consolidation provided supply growth aligns with infrastructure capacity and environmental safeguards.
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