200 Villas. One Address. Electronic City's Most Connected Community.
3 & 4 BHK · Price on Request
Urbanrise Codename Electronic City is a gated villa community positioned in Electronic City, Bangalore — one of South India's most consequential technology addresses. Developed by Urbanrise, the residential arm of the Alliance Group, the project brings a curated collection of 200 villas to a locality that is home to the campuses of Infosys, Wipro, HCL, and Tech Mahindra. It is a project built on the conviction that the professionals who power Electronic City deserve homes — not just apartments — within the district itself.
Life inside Urbanrise Codename Electronic City is designed around the idea that a home should feel like a retreat at the end of a working day. Wide internal roads, landscaped open spaces, and the low-density character of a villa community stand in deliberate contrast to the vertical density of the surrounding tech parks. Architecture here is guided by natural light and cross-ventilation, so each residence stays comfortable through Bangalore's seasons without relying solely on mechanical systems.
The construction philosophy draws on Urbanrise's Environmental Intelligence platform — a sustainability framework the developer applies across its portfolio with a stated 100-Year Commitment. Every home is designed to reduce long-term living costs through energy-efficient specifications, while the material palette prioritises durability and quality finishes. The developer's track record includes a single-day handover of 150 homes at Jasmine Springs on OMR, Chennai — a delivery milestone that reflects the operational depth the Alliance Group brings to large-format residential communities.
Electronic City's transformation accelerated sharply in August 2025, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Namma Metro Yellow Line, giving the precinct its first direct rapid-transit connection to Central Bangalore. The Elevated Expressway to Silk Board was already operational, and the broader NICE Road ring links residents to Mysore Road and South Bangalore's expanding ring. Urbanrise's decision to plant a villa project in this corridor at this moment reflects a calculated read of where the city's residential gravity is shifting.
Urbanrise Codename Electronic City is an opportunity to own a villa at the intersection of established infrastructure and an address that is still forming its residential identity. Enquire with the sales team to understand configurations, payment structures, and launch pricing.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3 BHK Villa Spacious gated villa with modern architecture and community amenities | On request | |
| 4 BHK Villa Premium villa with generous layouts, natural light and ventilation focus | On request |
Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka · Bangalore
Electronic City occupies a singular position in Bangalore's urban geography — a self-contained IT precinct spanning over 800 acres in the city's southern corridor, home to the campuses of Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Tech Mahindra, and Biocon. It is one of India's oldest and largest purpose-built technology parks, and its residential catchment has matured steadily alongside its commercial density. The area's social fabric — schools, hospitals, retail, and dining — reflects decades of planned growth, not the speculative improvisation of a newer corridor.
The August 2025 inauguration of the Namma Metro Yellow Line, spanning 19.15 km and 16 stations from RV Road to Bommasandra, marked the single largest infrastructure shift Electronic City has seen in two decades, closing its historic connectivity gap to Central Bangalore. Cushman and Wakefield's Q1 2026 Marketbeat Bengaluru Report recorded a 12 percent rise in housing demand in the Electronic City zone directly following the metro launch. Combined with the existing Elevated Expressway to Silk Board and NICE Road access to the broader southern ring, this address now offers a transit network that matches its employment density.
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The 19.15 km Yellow Line from RV Road to Bommasandra, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 10 2025, gives Electronic City its first direct metro link to Central Bangalore, cutting the commute to approximately 38 minutes.
The operational elevated expressway connecting Electronic City to the Silk Board junction has materially reduced travel time to Central Bangalore and the Outer Ring Road, and continues to anchor the area's road-based connectivity.
Active road-widening work along Hosur Road from Silk Board to Electronic City, including junction improvements at Bommanahalli and Kudlu Gate, is progressively reducing peak-hour congestion on the primary arterial into the precinct.
BMRCL has planned extensions taking the Yellow Line deeper into Electronic City Phase 1 and Phase 2, with completion targeted around 2028 to 2029, further strengthening walkable metro access for residents.
The Signal-free Trunk Road Ring, currently in planning and early development, is designed to integrate Electronic City into Bangalore's outer ring infrastructure, improving cross-city access and reducing dependence on the Silk Board junction.
Urbanrise Codename Electronic City places residents within the precinct of Infosys, Wipro, HCL, and Tech Mahindra rather than on a peripheral corridor. Commute time to the workplace becomes measured in minutes, not hours, fundamentally changing the daily rhythm of a tech-professional household.
The Namma Metro Yellow Line, inaugurated August 10 2025, connects Electronic City to RV Road and onward to Central Bangalore across 16 stations and 19.15 km. For residents, this transforms cross-city access and eliminates dependence on the historically congested Hosur Road for every trip.
In a locality dominated by apartment towers built to serve a dense workforce, a gated villa community of 200 homes offers a fundamentally different living scale. Wide plots, private outdoor space, and low site coverage create a residential texture that is genuinely rare inside Electronic City.
Urbanrise, founded in 2017 as the residential brand of the Alliance Group, carries a portfolio of over 72 million sq ft under development, has delivered more than 22,000 homes across Chennai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru, and is backed by the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority through Kotak Realty Fund — institutional confidence that underpins project completion.
Electronic City currently benefits from three active infrastructure programmes: the operational Elevated Expressway to Silk Board, the live Yellow Line metro, and ongoing Hosur Road widening at key junctions. This convergence of upgrades is compressing commute times and driving measurable demand growth in the residential segment.
Urbanrise applies its Environmental Intelligence platform across every project — a framework targeting water-surplus community design, on-site solar generation, and materials selected for a 100-year lifecycle. For buyers at Urbanrise Codename Electronic City, this translates into lower utility costs, a healthier indoor environment, and a home designed to hold its condition over decades.
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