A New Address on Bengaluru's Airport Corridor, Devanahalli
1, 2 & 3 BHK · Price on Request
Prestige Park Street is a new residential launch from Prestige Group, positioned on a Palya Village address in Devanahalli, on Bengaluru's airport corridor. The master plan is organised around two 2B + G + 30 floor towers on a compact 5-acre site in Devanahalli, with 480 residences total, keeping tower-to-tower spacing generous for a plot of this size. The format is built for a corridor that is still finding its residential identity, offering an apartment ownership route in an area otherwise dominated by plotted development.
The promise here is straightforward: a home within a short drive of Kempegowda International Airport, without giving up on green, open living. Layouts span 1, 2, and 3 BHK Vaastu-compliant configurations from 685 to 1,650 sq ft, catering to airport-corridor professionals, first-time buyers, and families who want an end-use home rather than an investment-only plot.
Design intent follows a familiar Prestige discipline: twin towers set along the site's longer axis, a central amenity podium, and a perimeter green belt that keeps arrival courts uncluttered. The compact footprint is used deliberately, with the built form concentrated in two towers so that a large share of the 5-acre parcel stays open, landscaped, and walkable.
The timing follows the corridor's own infrastructure calendar. With the Blue Line metro extension, the Satellite Town Ring Road, and the K-RIDE suburban rail network all advancing through this decade, an address inside Devanahalli today is a position taken ahead of that build-out, backed by a developer with an established Bengaluru track record rather than a first-time entrant to the market.
Prestige Park Street is built for buyers who want the airport corridor's momentum matched with the discipline of an established Bengaluru developer.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 BHK Compact single-bedroom home suited to airport-corridor professionals and investors | 685 sq.ft. | On request |
| 2 BHK Mid-size layout planned for young families near the airport employment belt | 845 sq.ft. | On request |
| 3 BHK Larger format residence designed for end-use families on the airport corridor | 1650 sq.ft. | On request |




Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Sy. No. 51/1, 51/2 & 51/3, Palya Village, Kobli, Devanahalli, Bengaluru 562110 · Devanahalli · Bangalore
Devanahalli sits at the northern edge of Bengaluru, built around the presence of Kempegowda International Airport and the industrial and aerospace activity that has grown alongside it. The convergence of three mega-infrastructure projects: the Airport Metro Blue Line extension (expected late 2026), the 280 km Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), and the K-RIDE suburban rail network with 148 km of track and 64 stations has reshaped how this corridor is read by homebuyers and investors alike. What was once a quiet outpost near the airport is now a functioning employment and residential micro-market in its own right.
Prestige Park Street occupies a Palya Village address within this corridor, placing it within reach of NH-44 (Bellary Road) and the daily rhythm of the airport economy. This infrastructure trifecta is unprecedented for any airport corridor in India and has driven plot prices up 118% in four years, the highest appreciation in Bangalore's history. For a household or an investor evaluating North Bengaluru, an apartment address in this stretch offers a way to participate in that trajectory without the long build timeline of a plotted development.
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The Blue Line extension connecting the city to Kempegowda International Airport via Hebbal and Yelahanka is targeted through 2026-27, shortening commute times for the Devanahalli corridor.
An 8-lane, 280 km ring road is opening new growth avenues along the Devanahalli stretch, with areas closer to the alignment already seeing land value increases.
A 148 km suburban rail network with 64 stations is planned to link Bengaluru's core to outlying corridors including the airport belt, adding a rail-based commute option.
The aerospace and hardware SEZ near Devanahalli continues to draw manufacturing and technology investment, anchoring long-term employment demand for housing in the surrounding corridor.
Announced facilities from global technology and data-centre companies in the Devanahalli-Aerospace Park belt are expected to add jobs and sustain housing demand through the next decade.
Located in Devanahalli within reach of Kempegowda International Airport and NH-44, the address suits frequent flyers, airport-linked professionals, and Aerospace Park employees seeking a Bengaluru home base.
Prestige Group is a Bengaluru-founded developer with a multi-decade track record across residential, commercial, retail and hospitality segments, bringing that institutional experience to a fast-growing corridor.
Two towers set along the site's longer axis leave the balance of the 5-acre parcel for a central amenity podium and green belt, rather than dense wall-to-wall construction.
Most new launches in Devanahalli are plotted developments; Prestige Park Street offers a ready apartment format with defined possession, an alternative to long-horizon custom villa builds.
The upcoming Metro Blue Line extension, the Satellite Town Ring Road, and the K-RIDE suburban rail network are all advancing through this decade, strengthening connectivity around the address.
With 1, 2 and 3 BHK options across 480 residences, the project spans first-time buyers, upgrading families, and investors within a single compact community.
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