Godrej Vanantara Launches Near Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore

BANGALORE, India - May 14, 2026 - PRLog -- People in South Bangalore are talking much more about local housing options now that the Karnataka government has shared new details for Godrej Vanantara. This massive township will feature many apartments and is planned for a spot near Bannerghatta Road. The official registration under number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/130526/008653 shows a significant plan for a place to live. Experts therefore think this development might change how future neighborhoods are designed throughout the entire area.

This property is situated at Hommadevanahalli Village near Begur Hobli in Bangalore South. The total area covers about 35 acres and includes plans for 16 towers that will hold 2008 flats.

Initial feedback from the market shows a lot of interest in the massive amount of open ground available on the land. People are also noticing that the plan keeps the number of residents lower than usual for such a space. These two features are becoming much more important to buyers who want a better quality of life in Bangalore.

According to the registered development details, the Godrej Vanantara project at Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore includes:

• 136,240 sq m of open area
• 2153 covered parking spaces
• Residential configurations across 2 BHK, 3 BHK, and 4 BHK + Maid formats
• FAR approval of 1.999
• Proposed completion timeline extending until May 2031

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Experts in real estate believe that Godrej Vanantara shows a major change in what buyers in Bangalore want. Most people now give more importance to comfort and privacy along with green areas and good planning. This shift means they prefer these features over living in crowded tall buildings with very little space.

The variety of rooms also shows a clear focus on families who want a place to stay. There are more than 1300 units that have 3 rooms for sleeping within the boundaries of the land. This choice suggests that the builder wants to help people who plan to live there rather than focusing only on small spaces for investors.

The Godrej Vanantara project expenditure exceeding Rs. 2600 crore has also drawn attention among market observers. Several analysts view the scale of infrastructure allocation as a signal of aggressive long-term development intent.

The project is being developed under Godrej Irismark Private Limited, associated with the broader Godrej real estate ecosystem. Market experts expect the development to remain closely watched across South Bangalore property circles during the upcoming launch phases.