Vumee Amrapalli is a premium residential development near Patia Railway Station in Bhubaneswar. The project offers 2 BHK, 2.5 BHK, 3 BHK, 3.5 BHK residences and penthouse options. Features include over 30,000 sq. ft. of amenities, a multistorey structure with 5S+21 floors, infinity pool and lifestyle facilities. Located in one of Bhubaneswar's developing residential corridors with expanded connectivity. Founder and Managing Partner Niradananda Nanda stated the company's approach focuses on understanding evolving homebuyer needs and developing spaces aligned with contemporary lifestyles. Vumee Infra LLP continues to explore opportunities across real estate and infrastructure in Odisha with emphasis on modern development standards and sustainable growth.

Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) rolled out sale of 2 BHK flats priced at Rs 15 lakh in Patia under Odisha Housing for All Policy. Project Trident Awas, Patia developed by Trident Properties Pvt Ltd comprises 90 Low Income Group (LIG) flats: Type-I units with 562.3 sqft carpet area priced at Rs 15.51 lakh; Type-II units with 532.1 sqft carpet area priced at Rs 14.68 lakh. Site located on 30-ft-wide Sai temple road connected to Patia station road. Application process: May 6 to June 4, 2026, through house allotment system (HAS) portal. Eligibility: LIG individuals and slum dwellers with valid USHA survey household number; residents within Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation area before January 1, 2023; annual household income Rs 3–6 lakh; applicants or immediate family must not own pucca house anywhere or have previously availed government housing scheme benefits. 40 per cent preference for slum dwellers; remaining units for general category. Allotment by lottery system. Incomplete applications rejected; false information results in allotment cancellation, forfeiture of deposits, and legal action. November 2025: Housing and Urban Development minister announced state plans to expand affordable housing for slum dwellers and low-income groups through PPP or direct state development, with units priced Rs 15–50 lakh.

Patia, on Bhubaneswar's northern edge, historically known as Patiagada, developed on Kuakhai River floodplains as an agrarian settlement. Until late 20th century remained largely rural with paddy cultivation. Land settlement in 1969-1973 regularized holdings and issued pattas; land sold for ~₹5,000 per acre in mid-1970s. Road to Nandankanan Zoo (1969) improved connectivity and attracted developers. Decisive transformation began 2000 with establishment of Infocity I, a 205-acre IT park. Major tech companies including Infosys and TCS set up campuses, bringing thousands of professionals. Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) and other universities expanded, creating educational hub. Within two decades farmland converted to residential colonies, gated communities, shopping centres, and office spaces. Today ranks among city's most sought-after areas with highest property values. Despite modernization retains cultural identity with traditional festivals and temples central to community life.

Authorities in Bhubaneswar are clearing encroached government land in Patia, Kalarahanga, and Rasulgarh, freeing acres from illegal occupation. Demolitions included shops and structures. A slum in Nilamadhab Basti was also cleared, with residents relocated to transit housing. Concerns about land mafias and the need for rehabilitation of affected individuals were raised.

Radisson Hotel Group announced the development of a luxury hotel in Patia, Bhubaneswar, in partnership with Era Group of Hotels. The announcement was made during a press conference.