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In the July–September quarter of FY26, Brigade Enterprises Ltd posted sales bookings of ₹2,034 crore—a 12 % year-on-year increase—driven by robust demand in the housing segment which contributed ₹1,795 crore, while commercial bookings were ₹239 crore. Pre-sales volume also rose 13 % to 1.90 million sq ft.
With the proposed alignment of metro rail along the NICE Peripheral Ring Road, Bengaluru is poised to unlock new corridors of connectivity — integrating suburban townships, industrial zones and expressways into a seamless transit grid that re-imagines urban growth.
The Government of Karnataka plans to develop a vast 300-acre data centre park in the Tavarekere-Hoskote region, targeting next-generation digital infrastructure under a hub-and-spoke model to boost its technology ecosystem and attract global investment.
Shriram Properties has signed a joint development agreement (JDA) for about 7 acres (part of ~15 acres) of land in north Bengaluru to develop premium row houses with an estimated GDV of around Rs 600 crore. The announcement triggered a share price rise of nearly 6%.
Indian real-estate developer Sobha Ltd holds approximately ₹13,000 crore worth of unsold inventory across current projects and is preparing a fresh launch pipeline of nearly 16.7 million sq ft over the next 4–6 quarters to tap rising housing demand in nine cities.
The newly launched Yellow Line of Bengaluru’s Namma Metro currently runs every 19 minutes with just four trains. A fifth train is being tested, and a sixth is expected soon. Only by December 2025 will BMRCL aim to bring service intervals down to 12 minutes, contingent on overcoming train supply, maintenance, and operational challenges.
The Karnataka government has greenlit a 117-km Bengaluru Business Corridor (formerly PRR) at an estimated cost of ₹27,000 crore, aiming to reduce traffic by ~40%. The corridor will circle Bengaluru, linking Tumakuru Road, Yelahanka, Whitefield, Electronics City and Mysuru Road, to be completed within two years with innovative compensation options for landowners.
Using proceeds from the WeWork India IPO, Embassy Group has repaid ₹1,748 crore in NCDs and cleared a ₹1,600 crore liability to Samaan Capital, while reducing its WeWork share pledge to 15%. This significant deleveraging move strengthens its financial footing and underscores confidence in its strategic direction.
The ambitious Red Line under Namma Metro’s Phase 3A will link Hebbal to Sarjapur, passing through key tech and residential corridors. With an estimated cost of ₹28,405 crore—around ₹776 crore per km—this will be the most expensive metro venture in BMRCL’s history, driven by challenging ground conditions, underground tunnelling, and expensive land acquisition.
