Arvind Greatlands

About Devanahalli

There has been significant discussion about Bangalore being the "Silicon Valley of India." This city, which was once renowned for its mild climate and scenic surroundings, is now the largest centre for the Indian IT industry, along with significant governmental organisations and entrepreneurs of all stripes. The city's population nearly doubled in the ten years from 2001 to 2011 and has since continued to rise as a result of the numerous economic opportunities that lured many individuals there. But it now seems as though Bangalore is becoming a victim of its own success. With this sharp increase in population and resulting increase in the number of vehicles on the road, the infrastructure, notably transportation, has not been able to keep up.

Bangalore residents have recently had to contend with extreme traffic jams, making the commute to and from work difficult. An astounding 60 crore man hours are thought to be lost annually by Bangaloreans only in commuting. In addition to the time lost and fuel squandered in traffic congestion, people's productivity is severely reduced. The issue is more serious than it first looks when vehicular pollution exposure and higher susceptibility to diseases are included.

Numerous strategies, such as ring roads, metro service, higher vehicle charges, etc., have been proposed to reduce congestion in the city, but their effectiveness has been limited. The Karnataka State Government recently proposed a proposal to build a brand-new metropolis next to the Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), 100 kilometres from Bangalore, where they intend to relocate almost a fifth of the city's population. However, a number of satellite towns have also been developing much closer to Bangalore, which might help to relieve the congestion in the main metropolis. We'll look at why Devanahalli, which is one of these towns, is a good alternative, located on Bangalore's northern side.

Better city connectivity and significantly less traffic congestion are both offered by Devanahalli. You don't have to worry about matching your workplace hours with the traffic as a resident of this town. As a result, you'll be more productive at work and have more free time at home to spend with your loved ones. In today's demanding times, maintaining a healthy lifestyle is essential, and a decent work-life balance is the first step.

A 6-lane motorway connects Devanahalli to the important business sector of Hebbal in North Bangalore, which can be reached in less than 30 minutes. Without much traffic, even Whitefield, which is at the opposite end of the city, may be reached in an hour. This is in contrast to travelling for around two hours from other areas of Bangalore or the proposed metropolis next to KGF! Additionally, Devanahalli has train service to Yeshwantpur and Bangalore City, two important centres.

Air connectivity distinguishes Devanahalli, both physically and symbolically, from other satellite towns. The third busiest airport in the nation, Kempegowda International Airport, is located in Devanahalli. Living only a short drive near the airport is a big plus for people who want to fly a lot. The second phase of the metro will include the Namma Metro airport link, which is expected to be a game-changer by connecting Devanahalli to MG Road, the city's main thoroughfare for shopping and entertainment.

Both the government and commercial actors have given Devanahalli a lot of attention, and significant expenditures are being made with a military mindset. While a sizable IT park known as the BIAL IT Investment Region (ITIR) is in the works, an aerospace SEZ and a hardware park are currently operational. The BIAL aerotropolis, which may be thought of as a brand-new city with the airport at its heart and a plethora of lodging and leisure alternatives including hotels, restaurants, business parks, etc., is also on the anvil.

Devanahalli will become a significant employment hub as a result of all these changes, positioning the town as a potential alternative to the rapidly expanding city. Because individuals like to live close to their place of employment, one might soon anticipate increased demand in houses in this municipality. In contrast, any such development for a new city, like the one being explored at KGF, is likely to require much more time and money, and it is uncertain if such an effort would be effective in luring major corporations.

When picking a location to live, you would consider not only the apartment and project but also the neighbourhood to check whether there are schools for your children, medical facilities for unexpected medical needs, malls and marketplaces for your shopping requirements, etc. Ideal locations for these amenities would be those that are nearby and operating effectively. An place like Devanahalli has an advantage in this regard.

Reputable educational institutions like Gnana Deep Academy Residential School, Oxford English School, and Akash International School, as well as medical facilities like Leena Multispecialty Hospital and Akash Hospital, are already present in Devanahalli. There is a D-Mart there, and many more shopping centres are being built. Additionally present nearby is the Padukone-Dravid Centre for Sports Excellence, which offers training facilities for a range of sports. Compare this to other potential locations like KGF, where any social infrastructure would require starting from scratch and would take time to establish.

Devanahalli offers a variety of residents a number of housing alternatives. Given the gated communities and townships that are developing here, one is spoiled for choice when seeking for a luxury villa, a premium duplex flat, or an inexpensive 1/2/3 BHK property. These complexes offer comfort and convenience for everyone, including businesspeople, professionals, and techies. The majority of new construction projects include amenities like clubs, schools, sports fields, clinics, restaurants, retail areas, and commercial zones in an effort to eliminate the need for inhabitants to leave the complex to meet their needs. Due to this characteristic, Devanahalli stands out among the sea of potential locations for a dream residence.

Devanahalli, which is close by and offers both a peaceful environment and a variety of homes that fulfil all their needs, is a good option for Bangaloreans looking for a better work-life balance and an escape from their daily commute due to traffic congestion.

The first Smart Township in Bangalore is located at Arvind Greatlands in Devanahalli. It is a unique integrated enclave that spans more than 100 acres and was built and master-planned to offer a calm and comfortable existence away from the commotion of the rapidly expanding city. Therefore, Arvind Greatlands provides you the best of both worlds, whether you wish to live here or are just looking for an investment.

Project Theme

Golf course luxury villa plots

The Arvind greatlands project is a100 acres of lush green space that make up this community's, fully operational golf course are planned with lifestyle in mind. It is undoubtedly one of the top courses in the nation and was created by Pacific Coast Design, a business with a stellar reputation for designing golf courses. The 70-par course, which has fairways that are a combined 6,000 yards long, was built to provide golfers different difficulties at various holes, from the course's shortest tee-off on the fifth hole to its longest on the seventh. The course's natural rocky nature heightens the thrill by providing the impression that you are playing on a hillside.

• Totally operational and prepared to use
• Driving range with 250 yards
• Planting trees to protect privacy
• Using native grass to save water
• A completely automated irrigation system

One of the top golf course architects in the world, Phil Ryan, founded Pacific Coast Design in Australia. Black Mountain Golf Course in Thailand, Eagle Ridge in Australia, and Tianma in China are a few examples of their creative golf course designs.