Brigade Group has made its biggest East Bengaluru move yet. On March 25, 2026, the listed developer announced the launch of Brigade Belvedere, a residential project on Budigere Main Road, off Old Madras Road, with an estimated revenue potential exceeding Rs 1,100 crore. The announcement, filed as a regulatory disclosure under SEBI norms, immediately drew attention from both homebuyers and the stock market, with Brigade Enterprises shares moving higher in trade that day.
The scale of the project explains the buzz. Brigade Belvedere sits on a 10.75-acre campus and is designed for 1,750 homes across five towers once fully built out. The first phase alone brings two towers and 773 units to the market, with configurations spanning 1, 2, 3 and 3.5 BHK homes ranging from 715 sq ft to just over 2,013 sq ft. What sets the project apart architecturally is its design partner: Ricardo Bofill Taller de Arquitectura, the Barcelona studio behind several landmark housing developments globally, has planned Belvedere around a "bungalow in the sky" concept, meaning no two apartments share a common wall, giving every home private outdoor access and light from multiple sides.
Pricing reflects the project's premium positioning within the corridor. Launch prices start at roughly Rs 95 lakh and go up to about Rs 2.54 crore for the largest 3.5 BHK homes, translating to a base rate of around Rs 13,475 per sq ft. The project carries RERA registration number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/240326/008549 and construction was at an early stage at launch. Buyers should independently verify these details on the Karnataka RERA portal before making any booking payment.
Sustainability is a core theme of the launch. Brigade has committed to making Belvedere a net-zero carbon project, in line with the group's organisation-wide target of achieving net zero by 2045. The development is backed by a large amenity package, including a clubhouse spanning close to 24,000-25,000 sq ft along with additional recreational space, positioning it among the more amenity-rich new launches in the corridor this year.
Commenting on the launch, Pavitra Shankar, Managing Director of Brigade Enterprises Limited, said the project addresses rising demand for high-quality, sustainable housing in East Bengaluru, noting that the Budigere and Old Madras Road micro-markets are seeing unprecedented growth on the back of improving infrastructure and connectivity.
That growth is visible on the ground. Budigere Cross sits off NH75, roughly 15 minutes from Whitefield and ITPL, about 20 minutes from Kempegowda International Airport, and close to 25 minutes from Manyata Tech Park, making it a practical middle ground between the airport and the established IT belt. Residents will also have access to corporate offices, educational institutions, and retail destinations including Orion Uptown Mall. The corridor already hosts other Brigade addresses such as Brigade Citrine nearby, and the entry of a large, branded five-tower project like Belvedere is expected to sharpen buyer and investor attention on Budigere as an alternative to costlier, more congested pockets of Whitefield.
For homebuyers, the Belvedere launch is a signal that Budigere Cross is moving from an emerging address to a mainstream one. A large-format, branded launch of this size typically pulls in supporting retail, schooling, and civic infrastructure over the following years, and early buyers in such corridors have historically captured meaningful price appreciation between launch and possession. With Phase 1 possession slated for around December 2031, buyers evaluating Belvedere are essentially betting on the next five years of the Budigere growth story alongside Brigade's execution track record in the region.
