Embassy Developments Ltd. (NSE: EMBDL / BSE: 532832) has announced plans to launch six new residential projects in North Bengaluru, representing a cumulative development value of approximately ₹10,300 crore, strengthening its growth outlook for FY26.

These launches are expected to fuel premium housing supply across Bengaluru’s fastest-growing real estate corridor, supported by strong lifestyle demand, improved infrastructure, and increasing homebuyer preference for integrated and community-led living.


Two RERA-Approved Projects Within Embassy Springs

Among the new launches are Embassy Greenshore and Embassy Verde Phase II, both RERA-approved premium residential developments inside the Embassy Springs integrated township.

Embassy Greenshore will feature 800+ apartments with 2, 3, and 4 BHK configurations, offering:

  • Larger internal layouts and improved specifications
  • High-quality finishes
  • Community-focused amenities

Embassy Verde Phase I received overwhelming demand and is fully sold-out. Phase II is positioned to attract buyers seeking value opportunities within the township, driven by the long-term promise of the North Bengaluru region.


New Premium Development in Hebbal to Launch in FY26

A significant launch planned for FY26 includes a 10-acre residential development in Hebbal, located adjacent to the sold-out landmark Embassy Lake Terraces.

The project will offer 600+ premium residences in:

  • 3 BHK (medium & large)
  • 4 BHK configurations

It caters to buyers preferring spacious and contemporary homes close to job hubs, high-quality infrastructure, and future urban growth.


Upcoming Villa Projects Covering 116 Acres

Further expanding its portfolio, Embassy will introduce:

  • An invite-only villa community
  • A premium villa project

Together spanning 116 acres and expected to launch within the current financial year.

In total, the new developments represent ~5.6 million sq. ft. of residential potential, strengthening Embassy’s leadership in Bengaluru’s premium housing segment.


Management Commentary

Aditya Virwani, Managing Director, Embassy Developments Ltd., said:

“With RERA approval for two of our projects, we have entered an exciting phase of growth and are confident of achieving our pre-sales target of approximately ₹5,000 crore for FY26. Bengaluru’s premium housing market is evolving rapidly, driven by changing lifestyle preferences, a growing demand for integrated communities, and a focus on well-designed homes. The investment hotbed of North Bengaluru continues to be one of our most strategic markets, reflecting the aspirations of India’s new generation of homeowners.”


Project Success & Pre-Sales Achievements

The company recently achieved a complete sell-out of Embassy Paradiso, a luxury plotted development inside Embassy Springs, recording pre-sales of ~₹204 crore.

Also Read: Embassy Group Repays ₹1,748 Crore Debt, Strengthens Financial Position

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