Konadasapura

Whitefield-Kadugodi Road runs through the area and links it with both the Whitefield core and the highway.

The area grew slowly for many years, which kept large plots of land open. That slow phase has now come to an end. The BDA and private builders now see it as the next step in Whitefield's eastward growth.

Land deals tell you a lot about where a city is heading. In early 2026, the BDA sold a 52-acre commercial plot in Konadasapura for ₹2,097 crore. That works out to about ₹40.13 crore per acre, a striking figure for a fringe locality.

The bidding went past 20 rounds, and big names such as Brigade Group and Godrej Properties took part. In the end, Hyderabad-based Srini Nirmana won the plot. Industry sources later linked the site to a large mixed-use township plan by My Home Group.

The BDA is also building around 2,000 flats on nearly 23 acres in Konadasapura. Officials said demand picked up even while construction was still under way. When both government housing and private townships arrive in one area, roads, buses and shops usually follow.

For buyers, these moves show the area shifting from a quiet fringe to a planned town. Early buyers in such areas often see better price growth than buyers in fully built suburbs.

Brigade Autograph is the largest Brigade presence in this locality. The table below sums up the project.

Konadasapura's biggest strength is its position between two major routes. Old Madras Road (NH 75) is just 750 metres from Brigade Autograph. Whitefield-Kadugodi Road takes you towards Kadugodi, Hope Farm and the Whitefield offices.

The Konadasapura bus stop is only 1 km from the project, so BMTC buses are easy to reach. Whitefield (Kadugodi) Metro Station on the Purple Line is 6.2 km away, about 15 minutes by road. ITPL sits 9.9 km from the site, and the EPIP Zone is also within reach.

For flights, Kempegowda International Airport is 27.8 km away through Budigere Cross. This route skips the central city, so you avoid the Hebbal and Bellary Road traffic. A proposed KR Puram to Hoskote metro line also plans stations at Avalahalli and Budigere Cross. If it goes ahead, Konadasapura will gain a second metro link along Old Madras Road.

Brigade Autograph offers four home types, so you can buy for today and plan for tomorrow. All sizes below are SBA.

A 1 BHK of 600 to 700 sq.ft. starts at ₹1 Crore and suits first-time buyers. A 2 BHK of 1,000 to 1,300 sq.ft. starts at ₹1.40 Crore. Families can choose a 3 BHK of 1,400 to 2,200 sq.ft. from ₹2 Crore.

The largest homes are 4 BHK units of 2,500 to 2,800 sq.ft., starting at ₹3.50 Crore. These suit joint families and buyers who want a large home with a high-floor view. Ask the sales team for tower-wise pricing, since higher floors and garden views may cost more. Also ask about launch offers, which builders often keep for early buyers.

Konadasapura still has a calm, open feel, and Brigade Autograph builds on that. About 80% of the 21-acre site stays open as landscaped gardens and water features. You get fresh air and green views that are hard to find in the crowded Whitefield core.

The grand clubhouse sits at the heart of daily life in the township. It offers a multipurpose hall, a banquet hall, a mini theatre, a library and a co-working lounge. Outdoors, you can use tennis, badminton and squash courts, a pool, a jogging track and a cycling track.

Shops, offices and a hotel inside the township make daily life easier in a growing locality. You do not have to drive out for groceries or to host guests. Children can also walk to VIBGYOR High School across the road, which saves parents the daily school run.

The towers follow an RCC frame with shear wall technology and an earthquake-resistant design. This gives your family a safe home in a 48-floor tower for many years.

Many buyers weigh Konadasapura against older Whitefield areas such as Hope Farm and ITPL. The Whitefield core gives you a shorter office commute and a fully built market. Konadasapura gives you bigger land parcels, newer projects and more open space per home.

Prices in the Whitefield core have already moved up sharply over the past five years. Konadasapura is earlier in its growth curve, so you buy before the area fully matures. If you can accept a slightly longer drive to ITPL, Konadasapura offers better long-term value.

Space inside the home also tells a different story. Newer projects here can plan wider rooms, deeper balconies and more parking per unit. Older Whitefield buildings often lack these features because they came up on smaller plots. At Brigade Autograph, you also get a 21-acre township with shops and offices inside. That is hard to match in the crowded Whitefield core today.

A growing area offers good value, but you should still do some basic checks. These steps help you buy with a clear head.

First, visit the site on a weekday morning and drive to your office. This tells you the real travel time, which a map cannot show. Next, open the Karnataka RERA portal and read the project's filing in full.

Then look at the payment plan and match it with your income over the next six years. Possession is set for July 2032, so you need a plan for EMIs and rent until then. Also ask the team which towers face the gardens and which face the road.

Finally, keep an eye on the news, but base your choice on what works today. The road, the bus stop and the school across the gate already exist. Any metro line in the future is a bonus on top of that. This simple approach keeps your decision grounded in facts you can check. You buy for comfort today and let future growth add to your gains over time.

Here are eight recent updates from Konadasapura and its nearby belt.

• The BDA raised ₹2,097 crore by auctioning a 52-acre commercial plot in Konadasapura off Old Madras Road. Reports on the sale came out in early February 2026.
• Hyderabad-based Srini Nirmana won the plot after more than 20 bidding rounds. The price works out to about ₹40.13 crore per acre.
• Five bidders took part in the auction, including Brigade Group and Godrej Properties. Two smaller BDA plots of 2.19 and 1.31 acres drew no bids.
• In May 2026, industry sources said My Home Group plans a 52-acre mixed-use township on this Konadasapura plot. The group would enter Bengaluru through this project.
• The BDA is building about 2,000 flats on nearly 23 acres in Konadasapura near Whitefield. A March 2026 report said about 70% of the work was complete.
• The same report said buyer demand for these BDA flats rose even before completion. The BDA also plans a clubhouse for the complex after the remaining work.
• In March 2026, the BDA announced 4,251 flats across five localities, including Konadasapura. The plan involves an investment of about ₹3,200 crore.
• An October 2026 report listed 11 stations for the proposed KR Puram to Hoskote metro line. These include Avalahalli and Budigere Cross, close to the Konadasapura belt.