Embassy Developments Ltd. (NSE: EMBDL / BSE: 532832) has recorded a strong market response to its newly launched premium residential project, Embassy Greenshore, located within the 288-acre Embassy Springs township in North Bengaluru. The developer has sold over 450 units, achieving bookings worth approximately ₹860 crore within just five days of launch.

Embassy Greenshore spans nearly 14 acres and offers 1.55 million sq. ft. of saleable space, comprising 878 apartments in 2, 3, and 4 BHK configurations across two phases. The company launched Phase 1 with 700 units spread across 1.34 million sq. ft. of saleable area.

Positioned as an “affordable luxury” project, Embassy Greenshore introduces larger-than-typical apartment sizes for the upper-mid segment, offering homebuyers an aspirational living environment at competitive pricing for the North Bengaluru micromarket.

A major highlight of the project is its master planning—ensuring high privacy with no apartment facing another—and a dedicated ~3-acre central park. The project includes multiple leisure amenities distributed across the podium, along with premium finishing standards such as marble flooring, tucked-away walk-in wardrobes, and expansive living layouts.

Located close to Kempegowda International Airport and major employment hubs, Embassy Greenshore benefits from being part of the Embassy Springs ecosystem, which features green landscapes, curated infrastructure, and facilities including Embassy Academy, a CBSE-affiliated school.

Reeza Sebastian Karimpanal, Chief Revenue Officer – Residential at Embassy Developments, said the response reflects homebuyers’ growing demand for more space, privacy, and refinement. She added that Phase 2, featuring a premium tower, will be launched in January 2026.

This milestone follows the recent sell-out of Embassy Paradiso in the same township, underscoring Embassy Developments’ growing dominance in North Bengaluru’s residential market and signaling a strong start to its upcoming launch pipeline.

Also Read: Embassy Developments to Launch Premium 14-Acre Residential Project at Embassy Springs in Bengaluru

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