Ten towers, one integrated address on Mysore Road
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Sattva Global City Mysore Road Expansion is Salarpuria Sattva's residential extension of an already-operating commercial campus. The tech park at this address, formerly known as Global Village Tech Park, has for years anchored Bangalore's western IT corridor, and this expansion introduces ten high-rise residential towers to a site that until now has been purely commercial.
The promise here is proximity without compromise: a home inside a campus that already functions as a self-contained business district, with landscaped grounds, structured access, and an established daily rhythm of tenants and services built up over years of tech park operations. Residents step into a locality that has already matured around office towers, food courts, and transit links, rather than into a greenfield still finding its feet.
Design intent for the residential towers leans vertical and dense, with individual buildings planned between 36 and 40 floors and heights reaching 118 to 125 metres, placing them among the taller planned residential structures in this part of the city. The engineering discipline required for structures at this height reflects the same standards Salarpuria Sattva has applied across its Grade-A commercial portfolio, where the group has built and operates tech parks serving multinational occupiers.
The timing follows the broader trajectory of Mysore Road itself, a corridor whose metro connectivity, education institutions, and MNC presence have compounded steadily over the past decade. Launching a large-scale residential component inside an operating tech park is a natural next step for a developer that has watched this campus and this stretch of road grow together since the tech park's earlier years.
For those tracking West Bengaluru's residential expansion, this is a project to watch as approvals progress and further details on configurations, pricing, and possession are released.
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Sattva Global City, Mysore Road, Bangalore · Kengeri · Bangalore
Mysore Road runs southwest out of central Bangalore through Kengeri, a corridor that has grown from a quiet satellite town into one of the city's established IT and residential belts. The Purple Line of Namma Metro terminates its western run here, with the Mysore Road and Kengeri stations placing the neighbourhood on the city's rail-transit map. Institutions such as R.V. College of Engineering and Christ University's Kengeri campus sit within a short drive, alongside malls, hospitals, and the satellite bus terminal that links the locality to Mysuru, Mandya, and Ramanagara.
The specific address of this expansion places it inside Sattva Global City itself, the tech park campus that is home to occupiers including LTIMindtree, Mphasis, NTT Data, Tietoevry, Northern Trust, Textron, Sonata Software, Texas Instruments, and Capgemini. Living within the same campus that houses this employer base removes the daily commute for a segment of residents and gives the address an unusually direct relationship between home and workplace on a stretch of Bangalore that continues to densify.
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The Mysore Road and Kengeri stations on the Purple Line connect this address directly to the city centre, with the western terminus at Challaghatta easing daily commutes for residents.
Kengeri is positioned along the planned suburban rail network, expected to add another layer of mass-transit capacity to the Mysore Road corridor over the coming years.
The widened NH-275 corridor gives residents a signal-free run toward Mandya and Mysuru, while also easing access back into central Bangalore during peak hours.
The junction links Mysore Road to Electronic City, Bannerghatta Road, and Tumkur Road, opening faster cross-city travel windows for residents working outside the immediate corridor.
Continued civic upgrades around the satellite bus terminal and surrounding roads are steadily improving last-mile infrastructure across the wider Mysore Road neighbourhood.
The residential towers rise within the same Sattva Global City campus that already houses occupiers such as LTIMindtree, Mphasis, NTT Data, and Capgemini, placing home and workplace inside one address for many future residents.
Ten towers spanning 36 to 40 floors and reaching up to 125 metres in height place this among the tallest planned residential developments in this part of the city, a scale few projects on Mysore Road can match.
Sattva Global City itself carries institutional ownership from Blackstone alongside Salarpuria Sattva, reflecting the kind of capital discipline typically associated with large mixed-use developments.
The Mysore Road and Kengeri metro stations sit close to the campus, giving residents a rail-transit option into central Bangalore without depending solely on road traffic.
Salarpuria Sattva has operated out of Bangalore since 1993 and has delivered over 80 million sq ft of space, including some of the city's established tech parks, bringing that commercial-grade engineering experience to this residential expansion.
Established institutions such as R.V. College of Engineering and Christ University's Kengeri campus, along with malls, hospitals, and the Mysore Road satellite bus terminal, have grown up around this address over the past decade.
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