LODHA KADUGODI — New Project Coming Up in Kadugodi, Bangalore
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LODHA KADUGODI — Pre-Launch Residential Project in East Bangalore
Lodha Kadugodi spans 9.44 acres and features 818 units across G+28 floors, offering 3 and 4 BHK apartments. The project is situated in the Whitefield corridor of East Bangalore, positioned to capitalise on the region's infrastructure maturity and connectivity improvements over the past three years.
Location and Metro Connectivity
Kadugodi is a suburb located in Whitefield, Bangalore. The Whitefield (Kadugodi) Metro Station is located 1.2 km away, part of the Namma Metro system's Purple Line, which opened on 26 March 2023. This proximity to the metro network provides direct access to the east–west corridor, linking Kadugodi to central business districts and employment hubs across the city.
Land Utilisation and Development Philosophy
The 9.44-acre parcel dedicates over 80% to open green spaces, with only 818 units across nearly 10 acres of land representing a low-density development approach. This site configuration allows for wider spacing between residences and extended landscaping, distinguishing the project from higher-density developments in adjacent neighbourhoods.
Lodha's Footprint in Bangalore
Lodha Group is India's No. 1 real estate developer by sales, with over 40 years of experience and 85,000+ homes delivered across the country. In Bangalore, Lodha's portfolio spans South, North and East corridors — from Bannerghatta Road and Sarjapur Road to Manyata Tech Park and Airport Road. The developer operates multiple residential communities across the city, each defined by gated layouts, branded amenities, and architectural consistency.
Regional Context
The Kadugodi locality continues to attract residential investment as part of the broader East Bangalore growth trajectory. The area is home to IT companies including Goldman Sachs and HP Enterprise, located in close proximity to the metro station. This institutional presence complements the region's existing IT infrastructure, which has evolved substantially over the past decade with the expansion of tech parks in adjacent Whitefield.