Tata Housing Sells Rs 10 Billion Homes in Bengaluru
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Tata Housing Sells Rs 10 Billion Homes in Bengaluru

Real estate developer Tata Housing on Wednesday announced that it has achieved home sales worth over Rs 10 billion in its newly launched residential project in Bengaluru, driven by strong demand.

In a statement, the company said Tata Housing Varnam Phase I — part of the 135-acre integrated township Carnatica in North Bengaluru — has surpassed Rs 10 billion in sales since its launch in August 2025.

Spread across 20 acres, Varnam Phase I has recorded sales of 377 units out of 582 apartments, along with 48 townhouses and row houses. The project has attracted substantial interest from both end-users and investors, underscoring Bengaluru’s growing appetite for premium, integrated living spaces.

Sanjay Dutt, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd, said, “Bengaluru’s premium housing market is evolving, and our strategy is to anticipate that change by creating integrated townships that balance lifestyle, sustainability, and long-term value.”

Sarthak Seth, Senior Vice President and Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd, added, “Our omni-channel approach helped us efficiently reach the right audiences while ensuring a consistent brand experience across touchpoints. The result demonstrates how strong fundamentals and data-led execution continue to drive performance in a competitive market.”

Tata Housing Development Company Ltd, a subsidiary of Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd, currently manages over 34 projects with a total development potential of around 0.63 million square metres across major Indian cities and the Maldives.

Real estate developer Tata Housing on Wednesday announced that it has achieved home sales worth over Rs 10 billion in its newly launched residential project in Bengaluru, driven by strong demand. In a statement, the company said Tata Housing Varnam Phase I — part of the 135-acre integrated township Carnatica in North Bengaluru — has surpassed Rs 10 billion in sales since its launch in August 2025. Spread across 20 acres, Varnam Phase I has recorded sales of 377 units out of 582 apartments, along with 48 townhouses and row houses. The project has attracted substantial interest from both end-users and investors, underscoring Bengaluru’s growing appetite for premium, integrated living spaces. Sanjay Dutt, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd, said, “Bengaluru’s premium housing market is evolving, and our strategy is to anticipate that change by creating integrated townships that balance lifestyle, sustainability, and long-term value.” Sarthak Seth, Senior Vice President and Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at Tata Realty & Infrastructure Ltd, added, “Our omni-channel approach helped us efficiently reach the right audiences while ensuring a consistent brand experience across touchpoints. The result demonstrates how strong fundamentals and data-led execution continue to drive performance in a competitive market.” Tata Housing Development Company Ltd, a subsidiary of Tata Realty and Infrastructure Ltd, currently manages over 34 projects with a total development potential of around 0.63 million square metres across major Indian cities and the Maldives.

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