Embassy Developments Ltd. (EDL), one of India’s leading real estate developers, has announced the upcoming launch of a new premium residential project within its flagship integrated township — Embassy Springs, North Bengaluru’s largest planned city.

Spanning 14 acres and encompassing 1.55 million square feet of saleable area, the new residential enclave will feature over 800 luxury apartments in 2, 3, and 4 BHK configurations, designed for homebuyers seeking spacious layouts and superior finishes. The launch is expected by December 2025.


A Landmark Expansion in Embassy Springs

The new project marks another milestone for Embassy Developments within the 288-acre Embassy Springs township, which is already regarded as one of Bengaluru’s most thoughtfully designed urban ecosystems.

  • Location advantage: Situated in North Bengaluru, Embassy Springs offers excellent connectivity to Kempegowda International Airport, as well as easy access to employment hubs, educational institutions, healthcare centres, and social infrastructure.
  • Community living: The upcoming residential project will feature landscaped open spaces, green walkways, and community zones designed to promote wellness and interaction.
  • Design philosophy: Embassy’s latest offering will integrate contemporary architecture, natural ventilation, and high-end finishes, setting a new benchmark for premium living in the region.

Part of Embassy’s Growing Residential Portfolio

This launch follows the successful sell-out of Embassy Paradiso, another residential phase at Embassy Springs, underscoring the strong market demand for high-quality homes within integrated townships.

The company is also planning additional residential projects in Whitefield and North Bengaluru, signalling its strategic expansion across the city’s most dynamic micro-markets.

A spokesperson from Embassy Developments said,
“This new project at Embassy Springs builds on our commitment to creating premium, well-connected, and sustainable communities. The strong response to our earlier launches reinforces Bengaluru’s demand for larger, lifestyle-driven homes that combine luxury with livability.”


Embassy Springs: North Bengaluru’s Integrated City

Embassy Springs has emerged as a benchmark in township living, combining residential, commercial, educational, and recreational zones within one master-planned ecosystem. It features plotted developments, villas, apartments, and community facilities, along with retail and leisure spaces that make it a self-sustaining urban destination.

With this new residential launch, Embassy Developments aims to strengthen its footprint in North Bengaluru’s fast-evolving residential corridor and cater to the growing aspirations of urban homebuyers seeking quality, connectivity, and community living.

Also Read: Embassy Developments Ltd. Signs Rs 1,125 Crore Land Deal with Lam Research in Bengaluru

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