Puravankara arm to launch new project in Bangalore on Aug 19

The company says the project has got overwhelming response since its RERA registration on August 11.

August 18, 2023: Provident Housing, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Puravankara Group, garnered massive interest for its latest project, the company said.

Located at Aerospace Park in North Bangalore, Provident Ecopolitan is set to be launched on August 19. The project has to offer 956 apartments of 1, 2 and 3BHK configurations, with sizes ranging from 625 square foot (sqft) to 1,427 sqft.

Located near leading tech parks, this project will provide residents with the luxury of retail outlets, a farmer’s flea market, an outdoor gym, a swimming pool, a nature trail, a bird-watching deck, a reflexology path, an amphitheatre with stage, co-working spaces, TRX, a multipurpose court, skating rink, etc.

Mallanna Sasalu, chief executive officer, Provident Housing, said, “We have so far received an astounding response to the expressions of interest (EoIs) opened to the market since receipt of the RERA on August 11. It is a testimony to our commitment to providing the greatest value by offering customer-centric products true to our motto of ‘More for Sure’.  We strive to provide our potential residents with a lifestyle that meets luxury paired with a greener building philosophy. This project also allows its residents to access the city’s biggest tech parks, making it a viable location for all types of homebuyers.”

“Developed at the hub of manufacturing and aerospace research facilities, the project promises a sustainable lifestyle for its residents. It also houses several other sustainability features like the usage of water-efficient fixtures with aerators, rooftop rainwater harvesting and Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) STP process, which leads to a considerable reduction in water demand,” the company said.

With sustainability at its core, Provident Ecopolitan will provide a lush green residence to its owners with over 45 indigenous species of trees with a unique concept of “One Tree per family”, an organic waste converter, and solar photo voltaic cells for common area lighting, it added.

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