Mahindra Lifespace Developers Limited (MLDL), the real estate and infrastructure arm of the Mahindra Group, is set to enter into a joint venture with Japan-based Mitsui Fudosan Group for the development of a premium residential project in Bengaluru’s Whitefield locality.
The project, branded as Mahindra Blossom, spans approximately 7.8 acres and is positioned as a premium housing development with expansive open spaces and curated amenities. Nearly four acres of the project area will be dedicated to green spaces, reflecting a focus on sustainability and planned urban living. Law firm Trilegal is advising Mahindra Lifespaces on the transaction. The mandate includes end-to-end legal support, covering structuring of the joint venture, drafting of transaction documents, negotiations, and assistance from the term sheet stage through signing. The transaction team at Trilegal is led by Partners Sai Krishna Bharathan and Sibani Saxena. They are supported by Senior Associates Reeya Benedict, Nishtha Jaisingh and Divyansh Nayar, along with Associates Aashna Soman, Gunjan Jadiya and Rehaan Engineer. Employment law aspects of the deal are being handled by Partner Apeksha Mattoo and Counsel Rina Goyal.
The partnership underscores the growing trend of cross-border collaborations in India’s residential real estate sector, particularly in high-demand markets such as Bengaluru. Whitefield, one of the city’s key IT corridors, continues to attract strong residential demand driven by proximity to technology parks, improved connectivity through metro expansion and social infrastructure upgrades. For Mahindra Lifespaces, the joint venture aligns with its strategy of expanding its presence in established micro-markets through partnerships that bring both capital and global development expertise. Mitsui Fudosan, one of Japan’s largest real estate developers, has been steadily increasing its footprint in India through strategic alliances with domestic developers. Bengaluru remains a preferred investment destination for global investors and developers due to its strong end-user demand base, particularly from the IT and services sectors. Premium residential projects in Whitefield have seen sustained interest from both homebuyers and investors, supported by infrastructure improvements and evolving lifestyle preferences.
The Mahindra Blossom development is expected to combine international design sensibilities with locally relevant planning, as both companies look to capitalise on Bengaluru’s resilient housing market. The collaboration further reflects the continued appetite of global capital for India’s residential real estate sector amid steady urbanisation and long-term growth prospects.
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