In its ongoing endeavors to deepen its presence and reimagine city living, Assetz, one of Bengaluru’s leading residential developers, has tied-up 16 prime land parcels totaling over 200 acres in the last two years in Bengaluru. These acquisitions further add 15 million sq. ft. of saleable area to Assetz’s existing portfolio. These new lands that have the potential to deliver over 7,500 homes across Bengaluru’s most promising corridors are spread across North, South, and Southeast Bengaluru.
Out of the recently acquired pipeline of GDV of INR 15,000 crores, 3 million sq. ft. has already been launched, while 6.5 million sq. ft. is lined up for launch during FY26 and is spread over 10 projects. These launches will span a diverse mix of thoughtfully planned communities, including apartments, villaments and plotted developments, each designed to reflect Assetz’s signature approach: a blend of human-centric design, quality infrastructure and sustainable living.
“Over time, Assetz has quietly but firmly built a business scale which is anchored in disciplined governance, value-driven collaboration, and on time execution winning the confidence of landowners and investors.”, said Sunil Pareek, Executive Director at Assetz. “With 10 new launches this financial year, we are introducing over INR 7,000 crores of additional inventory for sales and are poised to double our turnover within three years. The goal remains clear: set new benchmarks in urban housing and deliver superior living experiences.”
The portfolio has been built mainly through a partnership driven joint development model of land acquisition. The acquisition reflects the deep confidence that landowners place in the brand for transparency, execution, and long-term value creation.
Since its inception, Assetz has delivered 20 residential and commercial projects of about 15 million sq. ft. In the residential space, Assetz has continued to scale responsibly, building a residential portfolio of over 43 million sq. ft., delivered, launched and under approvals, totaling over 40 projects.
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