SOBHA Limited entered the Bangalore market in 1995 and has since built its reputation in the city on a single differentiator: it is India's only fully backward-integrated real estate company, running its own concrete, glazing, metal-works, interiors and furniture manufacturing out of its KIADB-Bommasandra facilities rather than outsourcing to vendors. In Yadavanahalli, on Hosur Road in South-East Bangalore, this operating model shows up as Sobha Manhattan Towers, a residential precinct within the larger Sobha Town Park township near Attibele.
Sobha Town Park itself is a 36-acre development along Hosur Main Road, positioned just before the Attibele toll, and houses multiple precincts including Madison Heights, Hamptons, and the New York-themed Manhattan Towers. Within this township, Manhattan Towers occupies approximately 7.6 acres and is built as G+38 storey high-rise towers, offering 3 BHK residences with carpet areas between 1,001 and 1,176 sq ft. The project is registered with Karnataka RERA under two phase-wise numbers and carries a scheduled possession of December 2026.
Yadavanahalli sits at the meeting point of Hosur Road, Attibele Road and Sarjapur Road, a junction that gives the locality direct access to Electronic City, one of Bangalore's largest IT employment belts, home to Infosys, Wipro, TCS and other major campuses. For a developer whose EPC and contractual arm has itself built facilities for Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Bosch, Dell, Biocon and the Taj Group, placing a residential township on this corridor keeps SOBHA close to the same institutional and IT clientele it has long served on the construction side.
Connectivity has strengthened materially in the last year. The Namma Metro Yellow Line, running 19.15 km from RV Road to Bommasandra with 16 elevated stations, was inaugurated in August 2025 and now links this stretch of Hosur Road to Central Silk Board and onward to the rest of the city, cutting the end-to-end transit time along the corridor to about 35 minutes. Electronic City itself sits roughly 13 km from the Yadavanahalli-Attibele belt, while NH-48 gives residents a direct, largely congestion-free run toward Hosur town.
Manhattan Towers is built around an NYC-styled amenity set that is layered onto SOBHA's standard high-rise specification: a clubhouse exceeding 15,000 sq ft, a semi-Olympic swimming pool, sky lounge, tennis court, pet park and a fountain plaza, alongside the swimming pool, gymnasium and children's play area typical of SOBHA's mid-to-large format apartment communities. The wider Town Park township adds a large-format retail component to the daily convenience mix for residents, a feature SOBHA has repeated across several of its bigger South Bangalore developments.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Developer | SOBHA Limited |
| Project | Sobha Manhattan Towers, Sobha Town Park |
| Location | Yadavanahalli, Hosur Road, Attibele, South-East Bangalore |
| Configuration | 3 BHK, carpet area 1,001–1,176 sq ft |
| Structure | G+38 storey towers across two phases |
| Possession | December 2026 |
Yadavanahalli remains classified as a mid-segment, developing locality within Anekal taluk, with average apartment rates in the neighbourhood of ₹12,000-13,000 per sq ft, noticeably below core Sarjapur Road or Electronic City pricing. Aggregators tracking the locality note that Sobha Manhattan Towers has recorded the strongest year-on-year appreciation among projects in the immediate vicinity, reflecting demand for a branded, backward-integrated builder in a corridor that is still filling in its social infrastructure. Hospitals such as Narayana Hrudayalaya, Sri Sai Hospitals and the Oxford Medical College, along with schools including Royal English High School and Harvest International School, already serve the area, and the pipeline of nearby residential launches indicates growing developer conviction in the corridor's trajectory.
Bangalore remains SOBHA's largest and most active market within a 27-city, 14-state national footprint that has delivered over 148 million sq ft to date. Locally, the company has run projects across Sarjapur Road, Whitefield, Panathur, Bannerghatta Road, Devanahalli, Hoskote and Jakkur, in addition to its 300-acre Sobha One World township in Hoskote. Manhattan Towers extends that Bangalore presence further south along Hosur Road, applying the same in-house manufacturing and 1,456-point quality-check process that SOBHA uses across its portfolio to a corridor that is only now getting metro and social infrastructure in place.
