Bengaluru-based Kalyani Developers has announced plans to invest a substantial Rs 5,300 crore in developing housing and hospitality projects across South India. This marks a significant expansion for the company, which has a strong track record in commercial real estate, hospitality, and automobiles.
The company’s foray into the residential segment is characterized by three ambitious projects in North Bengaluru, Whitefield, and Kanakapura Main Road. These projects are expected to contribute significantly to the growing demand for housing in the region. Additionally, Kalyani Developers is planning a mixed-use development in Hyderabad, further solidifying its presence in the South Indian market. The company’s investment in these projects over the next two years is estimated to reach Rs 4,500 crore. To complement its residential offerings, Kalyani Developers is also investing Rs 800 crore in two hotels, each comprising 300 rooms, in North Bengaluru.
This strategic move aims to cater to the increasing demand for hospitality services in the region. Kalyani Developers’ decision to expand into the residential segment is driven by its confidence in the market’s growth potential. The company’s expertise in commercial real estate and hospitality, coupled with its in-house construction capabilities, positions it well to deliver high-quality residential projects. The company’s commitment to quality is evident in its decision to handle construction in-house. With over 30 years of experience and a successful track record of delivering 12 million+ square feet of commercial spaces, Kalyani Developers’ in-house team is well-equipped to meet the challenges of residential development.
As Kalyani Developers embarks on this ambitious expansion, it is poised to make a significant contribution to the South Indian real estate market. The company’s investment in housing and hospitality projects will not only address the growing demand for quality living spaces but also stimulate economic growth and create employment opportunities in the region.