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Arbour Investments backs ELV with INR 105 crore for two Bengaluru housing projects

#Taxation & Finance News#Residential#India
Last Updated : 27th Jun, 2025
Synopsis

Arbour Investments has entered South India with a INR 105 crore investment in ELV Projects' Highgarden and Kingsland developments in Whitefield, Bengaluru. The projects span 11.74 lakh sq. ft. with 596 units, slated for completion by late 2026. Whitefield's strong infrastructure and soaring property values make it a strategic growth hub. Arbour's first INR 20 crore tranche reflects trust in ELV's execution capabilities. The alliance underscores Arbour's focus on transparency and performance-driven developers. ELV's Chairman E. Bhaskar sees this as a benchmark-setting moment in mid-premium housing. Arbour, managing over INR 600 crore, continues scaling its Capital-to-Consumer real estate model across emerging urban markets.

Arbour Investments, a pioneer in India's Capital-to-Consumer real estate model, has stepped into the Southern Indian market by committing INR 105 crore to Bengaluru-based ELV Projects Pvt. Ltd. The investment is directed towards two flagship residential projects-ELV Highgarden and ELV Kingsland-situated in the high-demand Whitefield area of East Bengaluru.


The capital infusion marks a strategic expansion for Arbour and highlights its focus on execution-driven developers in emerging urban markets. The first tranche of INR 20 crore has already been released, showcasing Arbour's confidence in ELV's track record and the robust growth trajectory of Whitefield.

The two projects encompass a total built-up area of approximately 11.74 lakh sq. ft., collectively housing 596 residential units across five towers. These developments, registered under RERA, are designed to offer contemporary 2BHK to 4BHK homes and are expected to be delivered by the last quarter of 2026.

Positioned within Whitefield, a prominent micro-market fuelled by technology parks like ITPL and Divyasree Techno Park, the developments stand to benefit from strong connectivity and consistent infrastructure upgrades. The locality has witnessed a sharp 60% rise in capital values over the past few years, with rates climbing from INR 6,400 to INR 10,300 per sq. ft. since 2021.

Arbour Investments' founder, Priyesh Chheda, noted that their partnership with ELV reflects a broader strategy of backing developers capable of delivering with transparency, structural soundness, and alignment with investor goals. He emphasised that Bengaluru continues to display firm market fundamentals, making it a natural choice for disciplined capital allocation.

E. Bhaskar, Chairman and Managing Director of ELV Projects, expressed pride in the collaboration and described Arbour as a strategic partner whose institutional discipline and capital transparency will accelerate ELV's development goals. He added that the partnership aims to reset benchmarks in Bengaluru's mid-premium housing segment.

Founded in 2009, ELV Projects has developed a strong presence across Bengaluru and Telangana, with over 1,800 homes and 1 million sq. ft. of completed projects. Known for its focus on urban design, sustainable development, and timely execution, ELV is also associated with The Prodigies International School, underscoring its commitment to broader social impact.

Arbour Investments, founded by Chirag Mehta, Priyesh Chheda, and Tejas Patil, currently manages funded assets exceeding INR 600 crore. The firm operates through a vertically integrated platform, including Arbour Abode (Development Management), Justo Realfintech (Sales & Distribution), and AIMS (Arbour Investment & Monitoring System), an institutional-grade governance framework.

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