Hebbal | Bhartiya City | 126 acres | Mixed Use | U/C

[avinash2060]

CITY OF JOY

This is a city. A big little city, 126 acres wide near Hebbal in Bengaluru. Children walk to school here. They run back home, fling their bags and run up trees. The ice-cream truck makes its daily rounds here. He’s the guy who knows everyone in the city. And everyone knows him. They call him Rocky. People cycle to work. They reach home early. They choose to catch-up with themselves at the lawn just outside their homes. Or go shopping down to the high street. Or walk to their favourite watering hole. Sundown. Simple, yes. Idyllic and a little other-worldly, sure. Easy? Certainly not. It’s taken six teams of architects over six years to design this city. Soul upwards. With every detail obsessed over. Down to the curbstones, each one cut identical to the other so that they fit perfectly. It wouldn't be a joyride if the road is bumpy, would it? Furniture hand-crafted in Italy. Street-lights that multi-task as surveillance cameras and wi-fi ports. It’s a city where the past meets the future and together live happily ever after. This is the City of Joy.



NIKOO HOMES
This is a city. But more than that, it’s an environment. Children here can just be children – climbing up trees and chasing butterflies on the way to kindergarten. Neighbours here aren’t strangers. People headed to work don’t need to account for jams on the way. And the Nikoo home you live in, compares to the very best on earth. From a studio suite to a penthouse, every house has a standardized Italian kitchen, an outdoor deck that seats at least four and access to all the public spaces like link gardens and a clubhouse. Some immensely talented architects, town planners and engineers are working round the clock to bring this vision to life.


IT PARK

Bengaluru is where business happens. It's become one of the fatest growing hubs for IT developement in the past 8 years. But sustaining that requires continuous investement and infrastructure to support every need. The BCIT located in Districts 4 & 5 is our plan for that future. 37 lakh sq. feet of a carefully considered environment for thriving IT, financial and knowledge driven sectors. This wholy contained SEZ that follows the utmost security and infrastructure standards. And it has an ever conveneinet location- the international airport is 30 minutes away. If you live in a Nikoo home, even better. Thats just a 5 minute walk away.

HOTELS & CONVENTIONS
A world-class City should show world-class hospitality. The Leela, Bengaluru is the newest addition to the Leela Group of Hotels and it's right here in Bhartiya City. Known for their service and impeccable taste, it will truly be 5-star in every way. There are also serviced apartments for those who want to enjoy the same luxury experience in the comfort of their homes.


SHOPPING/HIGH STREET -INTERNATIONAL BRANDS AT YOUR DOORSTEP.

London, Paris, New York and now Bhartiya City. What do they have in common? It’s the High Street. An evolution of the bazaar, the High Street concept is the new way to shop. Whether you’re a hard core retail therapist or just browsing the latest fashions, it’s got something for everyone. With the likes of Hermes and Louis Vuitton amongst popular brands, boutiques and malls you spend hours roaming around. And if you ever get tired of window shopping you can pop into one of the many cafes and restaurants that line the boulevard.

FINANCIAL DISTRICT

Great minds thrive in the right environment. For those with a business bent of mind, we’ve planned a whole district. 2 million sq feet of meticulously planned space to be precise. With office buildings, SME offices, incubator units and flexible business spaces we’ve ensured that there’s something for everyone, from Multi-National Corporations(MNCs) to e-start ups. But it’s not all work and no play- just outside are smart cafés and eateries.

SCHOOLS

Young and Independent. That’s how it should be. And when we say young, we mean a child of 4. School is the first step to a child coming into their own. So imagine a playschool, which children can walk to by themselves, unassisted and completely independent. The Kindergarten, located in Precinct 1 is just a stone’s throw away from Nikoo Homes with a traffic free walkway so that it’s completely safe and secure. The primary and high schools in Precinct 6 will take the journey further. These schools will follow international standards of teaching supported with the latest technology in addition to the all important extra-curricular activities, sports and arts.
With schools like these, you’d wish you were a child again

HOSPITALS

We at Bhartiya believe that access to good healthcare is a basic right. And good healthcare is only effective if it's available when you need it. Which is why Bhartiya City has its very own hospital and medical centre. The hospital and medical centre will provide world class health care to the residents of Bhartiya City anytime, any day. This will also become India's first centre of medical excellence where doctors from across the world can come together, share knowledge and treat patients in need.
http://bhartiyacity.com

[DigitalOne]

Seeing the total lack of information on the website of "Bhartiya City" on the founders, the timelines, whether they already have acquired the land, the permissions or anything substantial, I can only guess this is a big scam !!

Is the Sahara group behind this? From the "nationalistic" name and the lack of information on their "schemes", this is a typical Sahara scam !!

Originally Posted by avinash2060

CITY OF JOY

[whitefox011]

render


some more info
http://www.moneylife.in/prnews/bhart...18_Public.html

[rmvdweller]

Originally Posted by DigitalOne

Seeing the total lack of information on the website of "Bhartiya City" on the founders, the timelines, whether they already have acquired the land, the permissions or anything substantial, I can only guess this is a big scam !!

Is the Sahara group behind this? From the "nationalistic" name and the lack of information on their "schemes", this is a typical Sahara scam !!

Exactly my thoughts! I can't even find a map. They call it "Hebbal", as though one can find 126 acres of land there!! What is their problem with giving out complete details at the very beginning? It smells funny.

[Cygnus-X1]

Originally Posted by DigitalOne

Seeing the total lack of information on the website of "Bhartiya City" on the founders, the timelines, whether they already have acquired the land, the permissions or anything substantial, I can only guess this is a big scam !!

Is the Sahara group behind this? From the "nationalistic" name and the lack of information on their "schemes", this is a typical Sahara scam !!

Could even be DLF masquerading with a nationalistic name after their beans have been spilled! All these estate developers must be made to comply with transparency, ethics & customer rights first before they are allowed to 'announce' such grandiose plans.

[whitefox011]

Originally Posted by rmvdweller

Exactly my thoughts! I can't even find a map. They call it "Hebbal", as though one can find 126 acres of land there!! What is their problem with giving out complete details at the very beginning? It smells funny.

Originally Posted by Cygnus-X1

Could even be DLF masquerading with a nationalistic name after their beans have been spilled! All these estate developers must be made to comply with transparency, ethics & customer rights first before they are allowed to 'announce' such grandiose plans.

its by bhartiya group which is a textile major didnt care to read my post ehh
a slight research on google will tell you that they even have given the financial details for the project

[avinash2060]

[avinash2060]

Bhartiya Urban, a realty joint venture between Bhartiya Group and Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS), will invest about Rs 10,000 crore in the next ten years to develop a township in Bangalore.

Bhartiya Group is primarily engaged in manufacturing and exports of leather apparel through a listed entity Bhartiya International. The group had forayed into realty business in 2006 and this township is its first project.

"We are developing an integrated township 'Bhartiya City' in North Bangalore. Spread over 125 acre, it has been planned as an inclusive urban city in north Bangalore within municipal limits," Bhartiya Group Chairman Snehdeep Aggarwal told PTI.

The township project would be developed in eight phases and involves a total built-up area of 17 million sq ft, which includes 7 million sq ft of housing and 3 million sq ft of an IT SEZ.

Aggarwal said the company would develop 3 million sq ft in the first phase at a cost of Rs 1,600 crore. It has tied up loan of Rs 550 crore from banks.

Asked about the total investment in the project, he said it would be around Rs 10,000 crore over the next 10-12 years.

Aggarwal noted that it would be an inclusive project as apartments would be offered to customers in a price range of Rs 10-60 lakh.

"We will start delivering the flats in 30 months from now. Infrastructure development has already started," he said.

IL&FS holds 26 per cent in Bhartiya Urban while Bhartiya Group promoters has 44 per cent stake in it, Aggarwal said, adding that the remaining 30 per cent is held by Bhartiya International.

http://www.deccanherald.com/content/...st-rs-10k.html

[avinash2060]

[avinash2060]

The city's residential real estate market continues to remain robust and has bucked the slowdown that's being felt in Mumbai and the National Capital Region. Bangalore is seen to be holding out because of more realistic pricing and end-user demand.

Data from research and consulting firm PropEquity showed that between January to August this year, the total number of residential units absorbed in Bangalore was 24,734.

That's a 3% drop from 25,460 units that were absorbed in the same period a year ago. However, in the same period, NCR reported a 42% drop and Mumbai Metropolitan Region a 34% drop in absorption.

"Bangalore is mainly end-user driven and that has led to lesser volatility in this market," said Samir Jasuja, founder and CEO of PropEquity.

Godrej Properties, which has launched a slew of projects ranging in price from Rs 30 lakh to over Rs 1 crore in the last one month, has already reported sales of 200 units.

"We have seen good sales in other markets (Mumbai and NCR) as well, but Bangalore has certainly been one of the strongest real estate markets in India in the recent past," said Pirojsha Godrej, CEO, Godrej Properties.

J C Sharma, MD, Sobha Developers, said the current real estate environment was promising as banks had slashed their home loan charges and were offering competitive interest rates. "Since pre-payment charges have also been abolished, there is increased affordability ," said Sharma.

Last week, Gurgaonbased textile company Bhartiya Group forayed into the real estate market with the launch of its first project, a 125-acre township , Bhartiya City, near Hebbal in north Bangalore.

Snehdeep Aggarwal, chairman, Bhartiya Group, said that the first phase of the township consisting of over 600 units - priced between Rs 29 lakh and Rs 1 crore — was close to selling out. "Ground reports say the demand is completely end-user driven ," said Aggarwal.

Mayank Ruia, head-residential , The Phoenix Mills, said, "Sales off-take in the city has been impressive thus far. We have sold over 300 units since September, and the off-take continues at a healthy pace."

The Mumbai-based developer has launched an ultra-high end residential project, One Bangalore West, in Rajajinagar, which has apartments priced at Rs 2 crore and more.

http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...w/17152229.cms

[Þróndeimr]

Bhartiya City Urban Developement / Broadway Malyan
http://www.archdaily.com/287693/bhar...oadway-malyan/

Launched by Broadway Malyan, in collaboration with real estate and infrastructure development company Bhartiya Urban, Bhartiya City is the single largest urban development within the limits of any Indian metropolitan area. The 125-acre design, located in North Bangalore, India, will provide a fully-integrated mix of residential, retail, hospitality and Special Economic Zone uses, as well school, healthcare and sports facilities, making it the first of its kind in India.

The city is designed to be highly sustainable, with residents set to live in close proximity to workplaces and so-called ‘third spaces’, with the entire city being accessible by foot or bicycle and featuring links to major transport networks by road as well as a potential future rail connection. The practice has been working with client Bhartiya Urban since its Chairman set out his initial vision for an improved quality of life for residents in India, with the practice subsequently appointed to support the client’s plan to deliver an open, accessible and inspirational city development.

Its wide ranging brief in support of precincts two and three covers the delivery of the architectural concept and schematic design, retail interior design, landscape design and public realm strategy. The two precincts comprise of 460,000 square metres of mixed-use development over basement parking and feature six office towers, three hotels, a convention centre, shopping centre, cinema, park and major landscaped areas, as well as Celebration Square, a public performance area that will accommodate 5,000 people.

The practice’s appointment also covers the concept residential design for precinct one, comprising 2,400 residential units, as well as place-making, branding, marketing collateral, graphics and way-finding for the entire city.

[Þróndeimr]

Renderings from the previous article:

Courtesy of Broadway Malyan


Courtesy of Broadway Malyan

[Þróndeimr]

Made a thread for this in the world section

[avinash2060]

[patriot16]

wow....looks absolutely stunning ....at first sight i thought they were renders...lol
so,is that a sales pavilion or what?

[avinash2060]

Originally Posted by patriot16

wow....looks absolutely stunning ....at first sight i thought they were renders...lol
so,is that a sales pavilion or what?

yes it's their sales office and some discover city mentioned in website

[avinash2060]

[avinash2060]

[Cygnus-X1]

More renders - u/stand that most units have been sold already.

[strike2]

This project looks really wonderful

Few years back i remember travelling along thanisandra main road. It was just barren land and slums.Now sooo many projects are lined up there

Truly North Bangalore rising

But I just atleast one builder comes up with some iconic skyscraper >200m tall