Residential projects across the Whitefield corridor, East Bengaluru.
Whitefield Projects tracks residential developments across the Whitefield corridor in East Bengaluru, covering Whitefield proper along with the adjoining Varthur, Kadugodi, Kannamangala and Seegehalli micro-markets. Every project here has its own page, written to place that development against the others in the corridor on price, scale, density and approval status.
The directory currently tracks 18 developments across Whitefield, Varthur, Kadugodi, Kannamangala and Seegehalli. 4 of them carry a Karnataka RERA project registration today; the rest are at pre-launch or pre-registration stage. Quoted starting prices across the list run from Rs 67 lakh to Rs 4 crore, which is a genuine spread of products rather than a spread of quality.
Each entry below opens a page on this site, written to place that project against the other entries rather than to restate its brochure. A directory entry is a starting point, not a substitute for the developer's own documentation. Registration status, pricing and launch timing all move, so treat every figure here as the position at the last update shown above and verify it before you act on it.
All 18 projects tracked here, in manifest order.
One of the smaller schemes tracked in this directory: about 300 homes on roughly 5 acres, in a deliberately narrow 2, 3 and 3.5 BHK range, with a quoted entry price near the lower third of the Whitefield set.
One of only four projects in this directory holding a Karnataka RERA registration number, priced in the corridor's upper tier, with a configuration band that runs from compact two-bedroom homes to 2,670 sqft four-bedroom formats.
The smallest parcel in this directory at about 4.18 acres, with the narrowest configuration range of any project tracked here: two formats only, 2 BHK and 3 BHK, between roughly 1,100 and 1,800 sqft.
The median project of this directory on price, sitting mid-table on both parcel size and home count, in the Kannamangala belt north-east of the Whitefield core, with no Karnataka RERA registration on record.
The only Kadugodi project in this directory and one of just three townships, spanning about 40 acres and around 2,000 homes, with the widest configuration reach of any development tracked here.
The only township in this directory recorded at a Whitefield address, planned across about 20 acres, with a home count that has not been published and a density that therefore cannot be calculated.
The most expensive entry in this directory at about Rs 4 crore, and the only project here whose smallest home, at about 2,500 sqft, is larger than the largest home offered by seven of the other seventeen.
The largest parcel in this directory at about 100 acres, one of only four projects here holding a Karnataka RERA registration, and among the least dense at roughly 31 homes per acre.
An upper-tier price on one of the denser sites in this directory: about 850 homes on roughly 12 acres, near 71 homes per acre, in three-bedroom formats and larger, with no RERA registration on record.
The second most expensive entry in this directory and the higher end of four Prestige projects tracked on this corridor, reaching from 3 BHK homes to a 5 BHK Grand Suite across roughly 1,500 to 3,000 sqft.
The only registered project among four Prestige schemes tracked here, and one of the widest configuration ranges in the directory: 1 BHK to 4 BHK across roughly 659 to 2,513 sqft, at a below-median entry price.
The lowest entry price of any project in this directory recorded at a Whitefield address, and the second-lowest across the whole corridor, with a range running from about 650 sqft to about 1,950 sqft.
The only project in this directory that names its configurations rather than numbering them, running from a 2 BHK to a 4 BHK Grand Suite with Maid's room, and reaching about 3,210 sqft at the top.
The least dense development in this directory at roughly 27 homes per acre, one of only four holding a Karnataka RERA registration, and the only project tracked here at a Seegehalli address.
The lowest entry price in this directory at about Rs 67 lakh, the smallest home at about 600 sqft, and the highest density at roughly 85 homes per acre. Those three facts are the same fact.
About 2,000 homes across just two configurations, the narrowest product range of any large scheme in this directory, on roughly 25 acres at a density near 80 homes per acre.
The largest development in this directory by home count, with about 5,000 homes planned across roughly 75 acres, filed phase by phase ahead of each launch.
About 523 homes in two configurations at a Whitefield address, and the smaller of two Sumadhura schemes tracked here: within Rs 5 lakh of its sibling on entry price, and roughly a tenth of its size.
Projects are listed in one order and one order only: the order recorded in this directory's manifest. Nothing here is ranked, scored or promoted, and no developer pays for a position.
Every project in this directory has its own page here, written to place that development against the others in the corridor rather than to restate a brochure.
Localities are recorded as they appear in each project's own filings rather than as they are marketed. Developers frequently market an address a few kilometres outside Whitefield under the Whitefield name, so a card showing a different locality label is showing you the recorded one on purpose.
A starting price is the cheapest way into a project, not the cost of living in it. Registration and stamp duty, GST where it applies, parking, floor rise, club membership, corpus and maintenance are quoted separately and routinely add a double-digit percentage on top. Ask for a written cost sheet with every line itemised, and compare cost sheets rather than headline numbers.
Measure road distance, not map distance. Two Whitefield projects can carry the same locality label and sit on completely different approach roads, and a median or a level crossing can turn a two-kilometre gap into a twenty-minute one. Drive the route to the station, the school and the office you would actually use, at the hour you would actually travel it.
Read the approval position as layers rather than as a single yes or no. Land conversion, plan sanction, environmental clearance and RERA registration are separate processes on separate timelines, and a project can hold one while another is still pending. A registration number tells you a plan and a promoter have been recorded with the authority; it does not tell you the plan is good or the timeline realistic.
Finally, check who you are actually contracting with. The entity that holds the registration number is not always the brand on the hoarding, and joint developments, land-owner shares and special-purpose vehicles all show up on the agreement rather than in the marketing. Confirm the name on the paperwork before any money moves.
The questions buyers ask most often about the Whitefield corridor and the projects tracked here.
The directory currently tracks 18 residential developments across the Whitefield corridor: 10 addressed as Whitefield, three in Varthur, three in the Kannamangala belt, one in Kadugodi and one in Seegehalli. Fifteen are apartment projects and three are township developments. Every project has its own detailed site, linked from its entry here.
Across the 18 developments tracked here, quoted starting prices range from about Rs 67 lakh to about Rs 4 crore. That span reflects genuinely different products - compact apartments in the Varthur and Kannamangala pockets at the lower end, and larger-format homes closer to the ITPL employment core at the upper end. Starting price is the developer's entry configuration, not the all-in cost; each project's own site carries its full pricing detail.
Yes. The Purple Line's eastern extension runs to Whitefield (Kadugodi), with stations through the corridor including Hopefarm Channasandra, Kadugodi Tree Park, Pattandur Agrahara, Nallurhalli, Kundalahalli, Hoodi and Krishnarajapura. Distance from a given project to its nearest station varies substantially across the corridor, so the individual project sites carry that detail rather than this page.
They are adjacent but distinct. Whitefield proper is built around the ITPL and EPIP employment core and is the most established. Kadugodi sits at the corridor's eastern end, where the Purple Line terminates. Varthur lies to the south along Varthur Road toward Sarjapur, and Kannamangala and Seegehalli lie north-east along the Whitefield-Hoskote axis. Developers frequently market all of them under the Whitefield name, so each entry in this directory shows the locality recorded in the project's own filings rather than its marketing label.
Four of the 18 carry a Karnataka RERA project registration number today. The remainder are at pre-launch or pre-registration stage. Registration status changes as projects progress, so the authoritative status for any given development is the one carried on that project's own site, alongside its registration number where one exists.
Each project in the directory has its own page here, which places that development against the other seventeen on price, scale, density and registration status, and carries the configuration, location and approval detail recorded for it. You can also use the enquiry form on this site and name the project you are interested in.