Brigade WTC Devanahalli is a 75-acre mixed-use township spread near Aerospace Park in Devanahalli, North Bengaluru. The project comprises approximately 7,195 homes across 2, 3 and 4 BHK apartments, villas and row houses in 27 towers of approximately 35 floors each. Total built-up area approximately 2 million sq ft, with World Trade Center component approximately 1 million sq ft. Residential prices starting from ₹1.02 crore for 2 BHK; final pricing and premiums yet to be decided at launch. Project currently undergoing RERA processing and in pre-launch phase.

Commercial component includes Bengaluru's second World Trade Centre (Grade-A office), IT/ITES campuses, multiplex, international school (1,800 seats), 300-bed multi-specialty hospital, 500-key hotel with convention centre, retail mall, and zones for industries, data centres and logistics/warehouses.

Residential amenities: grand clubhouse, gym, swimming pool, sports courts (badminton, basketball, tennis), cricket practice pitch, yoga pavilion, mini theatre, banquet hall, spa, children's play areas, landscaped parks, jogging tracks.

Location: On Aerospace Park Phase 2, New Airport Road/NH-44, adjacent to Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR). Kempegowda International Airport 19.8 km away; KIADB Aerospace Park 5 minutes away. Near new Airport Blue Line. Positioned within growing Devanahalli-Aerospace Park employment corridor for aerospace, IT/ITES, logistics and airport-related industries.

Devanahalli is transforming into a sought-after destination for premium plotted developments around Bengaluru. Once primarily known for Kempegowda International Airport, the area has become a magnet for investors and homebuyers seeking spacious plots and gated communities. Real estate experts cite improving connectivity and upcoming infrastructure projects as drivers of strong demand for high-end plotted layouts.

Key factors attracting buyers:

• Professionals, NRIs and long-term investors prefer plots over apartments
• Wide roads, organised layouts and potential for future appreciation
• Larger land parcels with planned developments increasingly rare inside the city
• Flexibility to build homes according to individual needs
• Lower density and better open spaces than apartments
• Clubhouse facilities, landscaped parks and security systems
• Proximity to airport and proposed commercial zones
• Balance between quiet environment and city connectivity

Developers are launching several premium plotted projects in the region, banking on the growth corridor created by the airport and upcoming commercial zones.

Karnataka government declared 1,777 acres across 13 villages in Channarayapatna hobli, Devanahalli taluk, as a Permanent Special Agricultural Zone (PSAZ). The government withdrew a previous plan to acquire the land for an Aerospace Park and reserved it exclusively for agriculture.

Principal Secretary S Selvakumar stated farmers retain freedom to sell their land with no restrictions. The PSAZ designation aims to prevent real-estate misuse of agricultural land and stop developer exploitation of farmers.

Benefits under PSAZ include: high-yield seeds, cold storage facilities, organic farming support, modern agricultural technologies, elimination of middlemen, improved soil and water management, direct market access, e-trading and digital marketplaces. Farmers will receive special tax exemptions for farms and agri-startups, and faster approvals for agri-business projects. Infrastructure for agricultural development will be provided by the government.

Farmers on indefinite strike opposing land acquisition for a proposed aerospace park in Devanahalli announced a state-level 'Save Land' convention in Bengaluru on July 4.

Farmer leaders urged Chief Minister Siddaramaiah to take a positive decision on their demands at a July 4 consultation. They stated national-level farmer leaders will participate in the convention.

Karnataka Rajya Raitha Sangha president Badagalapura Nagendra demanded the Devanahalli land issue be a special agenda at the State Cabinet's special meeting at Nandi Hills on July 2.

Farmers have staged continuous protests for 1,180 days seeking withdrawal of acquisition of 1,777 acres across 13 villages in Devanahalli taluk. From June 27, they launched an indefinite struggle at Freedom Park in Bengaluru with support from Samyukta Horata Karnataka.

Realtors and buyers are optimistic about the upcoming metro network extension to Devanahalli, which is seen as transformative for the region.

Rajesh Kumar, real estate professional: metro extension will drastically improve connectivity, making Devanahalli more accessible to homebuyers and investors. Expects significant rise in property demand and values along the metro corridor. Devanahalli already benefits from proximity to Kempegowda International Airport and other key infrastructure projects.

Prospective homebuyer Priya: metro extension makes commuting to central Bangalore far more convenient. Current prices are affordable compared to other city parts. Considering purchasing a 2 BHK, expects prices will rise. Devanahalli becoming prime location for residential and commercial properties.

Realtors predict metro extension could lead to 8-12% rise in property prices in short term. Investors and buyers acting now expected to reap significant benefits as Devanahalli transforms into well-connected, vibrant hub.