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My Home Group Announces First Integrated Project in Bengaluru

My Home Group enters the Bengaluru market with a mixed-use development on Whitefield-Hoskote Road comprising 46-floor residential towers and 4.3M sq. ft. of commercial space.

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BENGALURU — Hyderabad-headquartered real estate developer My Home Group has announced its entry into the Bengaluru real estate market with a large-scale mixed-use development situated on the Whitefield–Hoskote Main Road.

The integrated master-planned project will feature a combination of high-rise residential towers, commercial office space, and retail infrastructure.

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Development Specifications

The project master plan incorporates both residential and commercial zones designed across multi-level structural layouts:

  • Residential Component: Multiple interconnected high-rise residential buildings rising up to 3 Basements + Ground + 46 Floors, planned to deliver over 5,700 residential units.
  • Commercial & Retail Component: Two commercial office and retail shopping buildings structured up to 3 Basements + Ground + 34 Floors, providing a total Built-Up Area (BUA) of 4.3 million sq. ft.

Strategic Micro-Market Positioning

The choice of Whitefield-Hoskote Main Road positions the project within East Bengaluru’s active IT and industrial growth corridor.

The site offers direct arterial connectivity to major employment hubs including the International Tech Park Bangalore (ITPL), the EPIP Zone, and industrial zones surrounding Hoskote. The location also benefits from transit linkages via the Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), National Highway 75, and the Purple Line Metro extension.

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