Tata Housing

Tata Housing is the home-building company of the Tata Group, set up in 1984 and run from Mumbai as part of Tata Sons. It works alongside its sister company Tata Realty and Infrastructure, which builds offices and business parks. In Bangalore, buyers today mostly look north towards Devanahalli, where it runs two plotted layouts and a large apartment township.

It also builds on Tumkur Road and in Banashankari in the south. The range covers bare plots, compact 2 BHK flats, family-sized 3 and 4 BHK homes and townhouse formats, so the same brand can mean very different purchases.

The group is investing heavily in the city. In April 2026 Tata Realty agreed to buy about 38 acres in North Bengaluru, near Jala and Yelahanka, for about Rs. 2,300 crore, one of the largest land deals in the city's history. It plans an office campus there, which adds jobs close to the Devanahalli homes.

In this city, the finished home you can walk through is TATA The Promont in Banashankari, handed over in December 2017 with 3 and 4 BHK units on about 14 acres. TATA New Haven on Tumkur Road is the biggest in scale, with 1,892 apartments on 25 acres. Occupancy certificates for its Towers 1 to 34 came between November 2016 and September 2020, and handover dates for the later phases are being finalised.

Several of these communities are sold phase by phase, so ask for the RERA number of the exact phase and tower you are paying for. TATA Varnam in Devanahalli shows August 2030 on listings; get the committed date written into your agreement. The plotted layouts carry possession from 2026 onwards. Ask for the full cost sheet as well, because every figure quoted here is a starting price.

Budgets begin at about Rs. 67 Lakhs at New Haven and reach about Rs. 3 Crore at TATA Promont Phase 2. First-time buyers and small families will find the Tumkur Road flats the easiest way in. If you would rather build your own house later, compare TATA Raagam Plots with TATA Swaram Phase 2, where plot sizes run from 30 x 40 to 40 x 60. Larger households can weigh the Banashankari towers against the row houses and 5 BHK homes planned at Varnam.