Brigade Cosmopolis – a lavish project by Brigade Group, exquisitely located in the heart of Whitefield, Bangalore. Cosmopolis is dispersed over an area of 9.3 acres of land with large open spaces, water bodies. More than 72% of land is reserved as Open space out of 9.3 acres.
Brigade Cosmopolis Whitefield is aesthetically designed and planned for the discerning global citizen. Brigade group is trying to offer some new trends and every feature you could expect to see and have in any city around the globe.
Located in the bustling IT capital, Brigade Cosmopolis offers 2BHK, 3BHK, 4BHK residential apartments and 3BHK Penthouses with all the world-class amenities. Brigade is trying their best to make Brigade Cosmopolis Bangalore as eco friendly and children friendly as possible. 12 Stylish towers of Cosmopolis will have 19 floors in each. By the time of its completion, Brigade provides shelter for more than 880 habitants.
Brigade Cosmopolis is the perfect destination to have a satisfying and pleasant living experience. World-Class amenities of Cosmopolis, Bangalore includes fully equipped luxurious Clubhouse, landscaped Gardens, and Premium Specifications etc. This luxurious clubhouse is sprawled over 32,000 sq. ft.
The location of the Cosmopolis is easily accessible from all the prime parts of the city. Cosmopolis is conveniently close to Schools, Health Care Centers, Shoping Malls and leading work places etc. The vast greenery around the project location will be the signature feature of Brigade Cosmopolis, which is also residence to an urban-forest experience. Ground water recharge, STP & WTP, Rain Water Harvesting are of the other green features at Brigade Cosmopolis.
Brigade Cosmopolis has obtained the approval from most of the major banks namely SBI, Citibank, SBT Canara Bank, Axis Bank, HSBC Standard Chartered Bank, Bajaj Finance, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank. The project is approved by BDA and BBMP.
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Unit Type | Size (Sqft) | Price | Booking Amount |
2 BHK | 1250 Sqft | 86.50 Lacs | 20% |
2 BHK | 1360 Sqft | 94.11 Lacs | 20% |
3 BHK | 1720 Sqft | 119.02 Lacs | 20% |
3 BHK | 1740 Sqft | 120.41 Lacs | 20% |
4 BR + S | 3410 Sqft | 235.63 Lacs | 20% |
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Efficient connectivity and well-developed social infrastructure have led to this belt turning self-sufficient. Whitefield features high on occupiers’ lists With commercial development on a continuing upswing, a good range of home options, and well-developed social infrastructure.
From being a location classified under Bangalore Rural to becoming the centre of IT and a vibrant residential market, Whitefield has emerged as a coveted premium destination. Its strategic location, variety of residential options, and mature social and civic infrastructure, has led to increasing demand for homes.
Demand for IT space:
Bangalore’s growth story is synonymous with the emergence of the IT hub in Whitefield in the late 1990s. The initial impetus was provided with the formation of the Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP). Further, development of the International Technology Park, Bangalore (ITPB) catalyzed IT development in this micro-market. Connectivity was one of the key factors that led to Whitefield developing as an IT hub. Good civic infrastructure provided a link to important commercial centers as well as to upcoming areas in the vicinity. Several of these areas have now developed into micro-markets in their own right, with Whitefield emerging as the nodal hub.
The ITPB set up in Whitefield in 1998 was the first office space of Grade A quality in the sub-market. Thereafter, a number of good quality office buildings became operational, especially from 2005 onwards. Due to availability of ample good quality office space at relatively lower rentals, companies preferred to set up base in this location. As a result, the social infrastructure also developed simultaneously and the residential segment took off from 2005 onwards and gathered even more pace since 2009.
Whitefield with approximately 30 percent (29 million sqft) of the city’s non-captive operational office space features high on occupiers’ charts. Under-construction non-captive office space is around 1.67 million sqft while captive office space is around 4.10 million sqft. Planned non-captive office space is around 20.63 million sqft while captive space is around 3.60 million sqft.
Continued demand for office space in Whitefield and substantial under-construction office stock indicates that there will be more companies setting up offices in this belt. In the wake of this, the residential demand will also be augmented by the employees of these firms who will prefer residing in the vicinity, considering the presence of a well-developed social and road infrastructure.
Connectivity driving growth:
Connectivity has played a significant role in the development of this region. Each of the areas in and around Whitefield is served well by road infrastructure which has helped them gain prominence over time.
The Outer Ring Road (ORR) and ITPB Main Road serve Mahadevapura and Doddanekundi. Old Airport-Varthur Road and Whitefield Main Road serve Varthur. The ORR and Old Airport Varthur Road serve Marathahalli. Whitefield Road serves Brookefields and Kundanahalli Gate. Whitefield Main Road serves Kadugodi. ITPL Main Road and Whitefield Road serve Hoodi. All these locations are within 5-6 km radius of the IT/ITeS hub in Whitefield which has acted as a catalyst to their development. The Hoskote belt has also witnessed rapid development as a result of proximity to Whitefield through the upgraded Old Madras Road. Mahadevapura has several prominent real estate projects such as the one million sqft plus retail project which caters to the shopping, leisure and entertainment needs of the residents of Mahadevapura as well as Whitefield.
The upcoming Metro has further increased demand for these areas, especially for residential projects near the Metro stations. The Metro Phase II will have 10 stations in this belt Mahadevapura, Doddanekundi Industrial Area, Vishveshwaraiya Industrial Area, Kundalahalli, Vydhehi Hospital, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences Hospi tal, ITPB, Kadugodi Industrial Area, Ujwala Vidyalaya and Whitefield.
The planned Phase I of the Peripheral Ring Road (PRR) will connect Whitefield to Yelahanka and Sarjapur, further enhancing the connectivity to rest of the city. All these factors have led to the Whitefield belt being a preferred residential and commercial hub.
Self-sufficient micro-market:
Key locations in this belt are Whitefield, Brookefields, Mahadevapura, ORR (KR Puram to Marathahalli stretch.) and Varthur Road. Whitefield micro-market includes the EPIP Zone and areas enclosed between K R Puram Junction along the ORR to Hope Farm Junction via Hoodi Cirlce; from Hope Farm Junction to Varthur Lake Junction covering Whitefield Road; Varthur Lake Junction to Marathahalli Junction via Kundanahalli Junction, and Kundanahalli Junction to Hoodi Circle covering ITPB Main Road and Whitefield Road leading to Kadugodi. Popular residential neighbourhoods in this region include Mahadevapura, around Kadugodi, Varthur Road and Brookefields, owing to the presence of large self-sustained apartment complexes.
There are several factors that have led to the emergence of Whitefield as a self-sufficient neighborhood. These factors include the presence of a strong talent pool, availability of land parcels, constructed commercial spaces, signal-free ORR facilitating easy connectivity and mature social infrastructure. “Adjoining neighbourhoods such as Old Madras Road, Varthur Road and Whitefield Road are witnessing increased developer interest to accommodate the substantially large working population of Whitefield, the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and the international airport belt.“ Varthur gained prominence when the residential property demand in Whitefield led developers to look for land in the neighbourhood at relatively lower rates.
Efficient connectivity with the commercial hubs in Whitefield has pushed the development of residential property markets in the east and south.
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Brigade Group was established in 1986, with property development as its main focus Today, Brigade Group is one of India’s leading property developers. We are headquartered in Bangalore, with branch offices in several cities in South India, a representative office in Dubai and an accredited agent in the USA. We have a uniquely diverse multi-domain portfolio that covers property development, property management services, hospitality and education. Our projects extend across several major cities in South India: Chennai, Chikmagalur, Hyderabad, Kochi, Mangalore and Mysore.
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Reader’s Please share your opinion about this project.
What is the expected ROI if I invest in Brigade Cosmopolis?
Hi Vinay,
AS per the information i got, Investing in eastern Bangalore will give you good rate of return in future, because today east Bangalore is considered as a major IT hub and real estate giant. You can expect ROI around 17 – 20 % per year.
Is the location of the project is suitable for working professionals?
East Bangalore is the best location for the working professionals to reside. Whitefield and ORR (Belandur-Marathalli-K R Puram belt) have the maximum IT parks and companies than any other location in bangalore. Major Tech Parks & Companies in this region are RMZ Ecospace, Prestige Tech Park, Bagamane World Technology Center, Bagamane Tech Park (C V Raman Nagar), Embassy Golf Link (EGL), Global Technology Park, IT Companies: Intel, Cisco, Aricent, Samsung, and many more.
Sam Jhon
June 28, 2016 at 4:36 PMDo you think that Brigade cosmopolis will get water connection from the municipality at the time of completion?
Dhiraj Raikar
June 28, 2016 at 4:40 PMIt is compulsory to get water connection from the municipality and that’s why you pay for BWSSB Charges.
Sumanth
August 1, 2016 at 7:19 PMwhat is construction status of Brigade Cosmopolis?