Provident Housing projects, prices and track record
Puravankara's mid-market home brand, building apartments in South India and Pune since 2008
Who is Provident Housing?
In one lineProvident Housing is the fully owned mid-market arm of listed developer Puravankara. It builds large apartment communities, mainly in Bengaluru, with a presence in nine cities.
Who they are. Provident Housing Limited was set up in 2008 as a 100% subsidiary of Puravankara Limited, a Bengaluru developer listed on the NSE and BSE. Provident is the group's brand for value and mid-market homes, while the Purva brand covers premium homes.
How big they are. The company says it has delivered more than 14,000 homes and about 12.8 million Sq.Ft. of completed space, with around 7.2 million Sq.Ft. under construction. It is present in nine cities: Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Mangalore, Coimbatore, Goa, Mumbai and Pune.
What they build. Mostly large gated apartment communities with 1, 2 and 3 BHK homes, aimed at first-time buyers and young families. Projects such as the Equinox series in Bengaluru follow this model: many towers, a shared clubhouse and prices below the group's premium Purva projects.
How they are doing now. Provident does not report its sales separately, but its parent does. Puravankara reported sales bookings of ₹7,407 Cr for FY26, up 55% (PTI, 13 Apr 2026), and ₹2,136 Cr for July to September 2026, up 62% on the same quarter a year earlier (Business Today, 13 Oct 2026).
Provident Housing key factsUpdated 21 Oct 2026
- Founded
- 2008, Bengaluru
- Parent company
- Puravankara Limited (100% owned)
- Stock listing
- Parent listed on NSE and BSE (PURVA)
- Group founder
- Ravi Puravankara
- Homes delivered
- 14,000+ (company figure)
- Completed area
- About 12.8 million Sq.Ft.
- Cities
- 9 cities across South India, Mumbai and Pune
- Projects on BookNewProperty
- 1 (1 open for sale)
Sources: Provident Housing website (About Us), PTI via The Tribune (13 Apr 2026), Business Today (13 Oct 2026), Deccan Herald (7 Dec 2023). Sales figures are for parent Puravankara as a whole. Project counts and prices are live from BookNewProperty listings.
What changed at Provident Housing
Prices and stages checked daily · last checkNo price or stage changes in the last few weeks. We will list any change here the day we spot it.
Latest Provident Housing news
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- Puravankara Launches Phase 5 of Provident Equinox in Bengaluru, Secures RERA Approval
- New Housing Projects by Puravankara to Cover 12–13 Million Sq Ft in 2026
Why buyers choose Provident Housing
- Listed parent. Puravankara publishes sales and results every quarter, so you can follow how the group is doing.
- Long record. The group has been building in Bengaluru for decades, and Provident alone says it has handed over more than 14,000 homes.
- Priced for first homes. Provident projects are planned for mid-market budgets, below the group's premium Purva brand.
- Large communities. Big projects usually mean a full clubhouse, sports areas and a ready resident community.
- Growing sales. Group bookings rose 55% in FY26 and 62% in the July to September 2026 quarter.
Know before you buy
- Group numbers, not Provident's. Sales figures are for Puravankara as a whole. Provident's own share is not reported separately.
- Big projects, many neighbours. Large communities can feel crowded, and amenities are shared by many families.
- Value specifications. To hit lower prices, fittings and finishes are simpler than in premium projects. Check the specification sheet line by line.
- Outer locations. Value projects are often on the edges of the city, where roads, water and transport may still be catching up.
- Long waits. Large under-construction projects take several years. Check the RERA completion date, not the sales date.
Provident Housing projects: new launches, under construction and ready to move
1 of 1 Provident Housing projects are open for sale. Filter by city, stage, home type and budget.
1 matching projects
No listed project matches that mix yet. Our advisors also track upcoming Provident Housing launches.
Provident Housing prices by city (2026)
Starting prices and average price per Sq.Ft. across Provident Housing projects open for sale, live from our listings.
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- Rate per Sq.Ft. and all-in price for each project
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How big is Provident Housing, and how is it doing?
Company figures from Provident Housing's own business updates. FY means India's financial year, April to March.
Quarter by quarter: ₹1,439 Cr in Apr to Jun 2026, then ₹2,136 Cr in Jul to Sep 2026 (up 48%). The second figure is the first-half total minus the first quarter.
- RPRavi PuravankaraFounder and Chairman, Puravankara Group
- APAshish PuravankaraDirector, Provident Housing
- APAmanda PuravankaraDirector, Provident Housing
- MSMallanna SasaluCEO, Puravankara Limited (South)
Sources: Provident Housing website (About Us), PTI via The Tribune (13 Apr 2026), Business Today (13 Oct 2026), Deccan Herald (7 Dec 2023). Sales figures are for parent Puravankara as a whole. Project counts and prices are live from BookNewProperty listings.
Should you buy from Provident Housing?
Our verdict on Provident Housing
Our verdict. Provident is a sensible choice for a first home if you want a known name with a listed parent at a mid-market price. The group's long record and quarterly reporting give more comfort than most builders in this price band.
The trade-off is that these are large, value-focused projects, often on the city's edges, so you give up some finish quality and space for price.
Good for you if
- You are buying your first home and want a listed group behind it.
- You want a big gated community with a clubhouse at a mid-market price.
- You are happy to wait a few years for an under-construction home.
Think twice if
- Buyers who want premium finishes and low-density living.
- Buyers who need a home in the city centre.
- Buyers who need to move in right away.
Reviewed by Vikash S, 21 Oct 2026. We are a channel partner, so we earn from the builder, never from you.
Provident Housing FAQs: what buyers ask
How many Provident Housing projects are there?
We list 1 Provident Housing projects, and 1 of them are open for sale.
- Under construction: 1
In which cities does Provident Housing have projects?
Provident Housing projects we list are in 1 city.
- Bengaluru: 1 projects
Is Provident Housing a good builder to buy from?
Provident is backed by Puravankara, a listed developer with a long delivery record, and says it has handed over more than 14,000 homes. Like any builder, check the RERA completion date and the specification list for the project you pick.
Who owns Provident Housing?
Provident Housing Limited is a 100% subsidiary of Puravankara Limited. The Puravankara group was founded by Ravi Puravankara, who is its chairman.
Is Provident Housing listed on the stock market?
Provident itself is not listed. Its parent, Puravankara Limited, is listed on the NSE and BSE under the code PURVA.
How has Provident's parent performed recently?
Puravankara reported sales bookings of ₹7,407 Cr for FY26 (April 2025 to March 2026), up 55%. For July to September 2026 it reported ₹2,136 Cr, up 62% on the same quarter a year earlier.
What is the difference between Provident and Purva?
Both belong to the Puravankara group. Purva is the premium brand, while Provident builds mid-market homes for first-time buyers and young families.
Are Provident Housing projects RERA registered?
Every project launched after 2017 must be registered with its state RERA, and we show the number on each project page. If you are offered an EOI before registration, pay only a refundable amount.
Terms on this page, explained simply
- RERA
- The state property regulator. Every new project must register with it and publish its plans, approvals and handover date.
- Pre-launch or EOI
- Booking your interest before RERA registration, usually with a refundable amount, to get early prices.
- Sales bookings
- The value of homes a builder sold in a period. It shows demand, not money already received.
- Listed company
- A company whose shares trade on the stock exchange. It must publish its results every quarter.
- Carpet area
- The usable floor area inside your walls. Builders must state it under RERA.
- Occupancy certificate (OC)
- The approval that a finished building is safe to live in. Ask for it before buying a ready home.
Find the right Provident Housing home in one call
Our advisors compare live prices, payment plans and handover dates across every Provident Housing project, then send you the best 3 to 5 matches.