Archive · 22 Jul 2026
KHB Plans 70-Acre Housing Project in Bengaluru
The Karnataka Housing Board (KHB) is planning a new housing project in Chunchanakuppe, near Bengaluru.
This project will cover 70 acres and include both residential plots and apartments.
The goal is to provide affordable housing for low and middle-income families.
The project is expected to cost around Rs 200 crore and will create 300 to 400 residential sites.
The KHB is currently waiting for government approval to start the development.
Once approved, the project will help meet the growing demand for housing in Bengaluru and support urban development in the city's western outskirts.
KHB plans a 70-acre integrated housing project in Chunchanakuppe, Bengaluru.
The project includes 65 acres for residential layouts and 5 acres for apartments.
Estimated investment for the project is Rs 200 crore.
The project aims to create 300 to 400 residential sites.
Government approval is pending for the layout proposal.
- Who
- Karnataka Housing Board (KHB)
- What
- Planning a 70-acre integrated housing project
- When
- Approval pending, development to commence post-approval
- Where
- Chunchanakuppe, Bengaluru
- Why
- To enhance affordable housing and urban development
Pro-Growth Perspective
Environmental Concerns
Urban Development
Pro-Growth Perspective
The project will enhance affordable housing and urban development in Bengaluru.
Environmental Concerns
The project may lead to environmental degradation and loss of green spaces.
- Location
- Chunchanakuppe, Bengaluru
- Total Land Area
- 70 acres
- Residential Layout
- 65 acres
- Apartment Complex
- 5 acres
- Estimated Investment
- Rs 200 crore
- Expected Residential Sites
- 300 to 400