Godrej Sells Rs 20 Billion Homes at Barca in North Bengaluru
Real Estate

Godrej Sells Rs 20 Billion Homes at Barca in North Bengaluru

Godrej Properties has generated bookings worth Rs 20 billion during the first-phase launch of Barca @ Godrej MSR City in Devanahalli, North Bengaluru. The scheme went on sale in April 2025 and moved more than four hundred Mediterranean-style homes within weeks.

Set on a 5.6-million-square-foot plot, MSR City still holds substantial unsold inventory that the developer plans to release in later phases. The project features lavish green belts, sunlit terraces and a 150,000-square-foot clubhouse.

Devanahalli’s appeal stems from its proximity to Kempegowda International Airport, planned metro stations, National Highway 44 and the six-lane Bellary Road. Ongoing infrastructure and the growth of nearby IT and aerospace hubs have made the corridor one of Bengaluru’s most sought-after residential zones.

Managing Director and Chief Executive Gaurav Pandey said the strong response “reaffirms our commitment to high-quality developments that match modern buyers’ aspirations”, adding that Godrej will “ensure MSR City delivers an outstanding living experience”.

Godrej Properties has generated bookings worth Rs 20 billion during the first-phase launch of Barca @ Godrej MSR City in Devanahalli, North Bengaluru. The scheme went on sale in April 2025 and moved more than four hundred Mediterranean-style homes within weeks.Set on a 5.6-million-square-foot plot, MSR City still holds substantial unsold inventory that the developer plans to release in later phases. The project features lavish green belts, sunlit terraces and a 150,000-square-foot clubhouse.Devanahalli’s appeal stems from its proximity to Kempegowda International Airport, planned metro stations, National Highway 44 and the six-lane Bellary Road. Ongoing infrastructure and the growth of nearby IT and aerospace hubs have made the corridor one of Bengaluru’s most sought-after residential zones.Managing Director and Chief Executive Gaurav Pandey said the strong response “reaffirms our commitment to high-quality developments that match modern buyers’ aspirations”, adding that Godrej will “ensure MSR City delivers an outstanding living experience”.

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