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Siri Guha Green Palms, a serene oasis in Devanahalli, is an exceptional opportunity to own a plot in a serene and peaceful environment. This carefully curated residential project is strategically located, providing easy access to all essential amenities and infrastructure. The thoughtfully designed plots offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern convenience.
The carefully crafted infrastructure and amenities at Siri Guha Green Palms ensure a comfortable and luxurious lifestyle. Enjoy the finer things in life, savor the tranquility of nature, and indulge in the premium leisure facilities at this sublime residential haven. With its proximity to key transportation hubs and local facilities, it s the perfect abode for anyone looking for a secure and peaceful living experience.
Invest in your dream home today at Siri Guha Green Palms. With various plot options, including 600 Sq. Ft. and 1800 Sq. Ft., you can choose the perfect plot that suits your needs. Contact us now to inquire about the availability and pricing of the plots. Available unit options include:
Available Unit Options| Unit Type | Area (Sq. Ft.) | Price (Rs.) |
| Plot | 600 | On Request |
| Plot | 1800 | On Request |
The residential property is strategically located near several notable landmarks, providing residents with easy access to essential amenities and services. These landmarks not only enhance the quality of life for residents but also offer a unique blend of convenience and comfort.
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Siri Guha Green Palms's average asking price is rising quarter-on-quarter, compared with Devanahalli.
Siri Guha Green Palms avg. price is ₹ 7 k/Sq.Ft. compared to Devanahalli at ₹ 9.6 k/Sq.Ft.
Monthly Rent in Devanahalli ranges from ₹ 23.4 K to ₹ 1.4 L with options available for 1,2,3,4 BHK units
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Experts at the India Today Karnataka Summit 2026 discussed strategies to manage Bengaluru's rapid growth, suggesting a need to 'demagnetize' the city by decentralizing development to surrounding areas and promoting WFH. They highlighted that the city's infrastructure, particularly roads and public transport, is struggling to keep pace with population growth.
The Karnataka government will establish an Executive Committee under the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) to enhance coordination among civic agencies, reduce repeated road digging, and streamline infrastructure projects. The committee will review project progress monthly. The expected impact is improved project execution.
Bengaluru Smart Infrastructure Ltd (B-SMILE) is developing a blueprint to white-top ( Cement plastering ) , an additional 450 kilometers of roads across the city at an estimated cost of Rs 30 billion. The project also includes improvements to footpaths, contributing to better urban infrastructure and commuter safety.
Bengaluru's five-century-old stormwater drain network (Rajakaluve) remains a viable solution for flood prevention, provided encroachments and fragmentation are addressed. The historical network, designed to link the city's tanks, is currently being narrowed by urban development, leading to waterlogging.
Karnataka has modified its land allotment policy to secure a Rs 3,600 crore semiconductor project by California-based Applied Materials. The company will be allotted 140 acres at the Bengaluru Signature Business Park (BSBP) near Kempegowda International Airport for an R&D and ecosystem development project.
Bengaluru is set to receive a significant infrastructure boost through various initiatives. The Karnataka Budget 2026 has allocated ₹7,000 crore annually for Bengaluru's infrastructure and civic projects. Key projects include a ₹40,000 crore tunnel road network, expansion of the Namma Metro by 41 km, upgrades to the Outer Ring Road, and plans for a second airport to improve connectivity.
During Q1'2026, average property prices for Siri Guha Green Palms moved from ₹ 6,950/sqft to ₹ 7,050/sqft, reflecting a 1.44% rise.
BDA conducted demolition drives reclaiming encroached properties valued at over Rs 704.3 crore across South, North, and East Bengaluru, recovering more than 25 acres of land. These actions aim to free up land for public infrastructure and development projects. Indian Railways have agreed on a suburban rail link to the Airport (KIA). This project, part of the Majestic–Devanahalli corridor , includes an 8.5km airport spur with two stations and a 3.5km underground line within the KIA complex.
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The project offers residential plots in various sizes, including 600 Sq. Ft. and 1800 Sq. Ft. options, with pricing available on request.
The project is ready to move, making it an excellent choice for those looking for immediate possession.
The price of the plots in Siri Guha Green Palms is available on request and can be customized based on individual requirements.
The minimum size of plots available in Siri Guha Green Palms is 600 Sq. Ft.
Yes, the maximum size of plots available in Siri Guha Green Palms is 1800 Sq. Ft.
With the project being ready to move, you can occupy your plot immediately.
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