
From a major tech park to a 288-acre township, Embassy Group has shaped North Bangalore. Here is how its projects connect to Embassy Springs.
Few developers have shaped North Bangalore as much as Embassy Group. Embassy Group projects in North Bangalore range from one of Asia's largest tech parks to a luxury apartment address in Hebbal and a ~288-acre township in Devanahalli. Seen together, they explain why a plot at Embassy Springs sits inside a corridor the developer knows well.
Area | Project | Type |
|---|---|---|
Nagavara | Manyata Embassy Business Park | Tech park |
Bellary Road | Embassy ONE | Hospitality and commercial |
Hebbal | Embassy Lake Terraces | Luxury apartments |
Devanahalli | Embassy Springs | Integrated township |
Embassy Manyata Business Park ranks among Asia's largest tech parks. It sits about 26 km from Embassy Springs and remains one of the largest employment centres in North Bangalore. Its presence helped turn the northern corridor into a major work destination. That workforce comes from across the city, and some look for homes along the same route towards the airport.
Embassy ONE Bellary Road brings hospitality and commercial space to the main road linking the city with the airport. It sits on the same NH-44 corridor that Embassy Springs residents use for signal-free trips towards Hebbal and the CBD.
Embassy Lake Terraces in Hebbal is a benchmark for luxury apartments in North Bangalore, closer to the city than the township. It shows the group's approach to premium homes closer to the city, and gives buyers a finished project they can visit and compare with the township in Devanahalli.
Embassy Springs in Devanahalli is the group's integrated township on the airport corridor, now spread across about 288 acres. It includes more than 45 acres of green space, a 5.5-acre man-made lake, 32+ themed parks, a large clubhouse, an in-township school, a healthcare facility, an ISKCON temple and a commercial Town Centre. The original plot enclaves have been delivered and sold out, and the new release adds about 90 villa plots on roughly 8 acres.
These projects sit along one corridor that links the city with Kempegowda International Airport. As the airport has grown, so has the corridor: the Namma Metro Blue Line (Phase 2B) is under construction, and the Satellite Town Ring Road and the proposed Peripheral Ring Road will widen access. Employers such as KIADB Aerospace Park and the Devanahalli Business Park add jobs. Our article on the aerospace park impact on Devanahalli real estate explains the jobs side.
The group's northern projects did not appear at once. Over more than 30 years, Embassy Group has added offices, hospitality, apartments and a township along the route between the city and the airport. Each project brought people and jobs that supported the next. For buyers, that steady build-up shows a developer that has stayed with one corridor rather than moving from place to place.
For residents at Embassy Springs, the group's other projects are part of daily geography. The business park, the Bellary Road corridor and Hebbal sit on the same route into the city. A plot owner who works at one of these places, or travels the corridor often, benefits from knowing the road and the developer well.
A developer with deep roots in a corridor has a stake in how that corridor performs. For buyers at Embassy Springs, the group's presence from Manyata to Devanahalli signals long-term commitment to North Bangalore. It also means the brand carries weight with buyers and tenants across the region.
Kempegowda International Airport - ~10 km
Devanahalli Business Park / BIAL IT Region - ~12.3 km
KIADB Aerospace Park - ~16.4 km
Kirloskar Business Park, Hebbal - ~22 km
Manyata Embassy Business Park - ~26 km
Embassy Group projects in North Bangalore form a clear line from the city to the airport. Read about Embassy Group upcoming projects in 2026, see the location page, book a site visit, or visit the Embassy Springs Plots homepage.
Which Embassy projects are in North Bangalore?
They include Manyata Embassy Business Park, Embassy ONE on Bellary Road, Embassy Lake Terraces in Hebbal and Embassy Springs in Devanahalli.
How far is Manyata from Embassy Springs?
Manyata Embassy Business Park is about 26 km from the township.
What is Embassy Springs?
A ~288-acre integrated township in Devanahalli with a clubhouse, lake, parks, school and Town Centre.
Why does the group's presence matter to plot buyers?
Deep roots in the corridor signal long-term commitment and carry weight with buyers and tenants.

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