Shriram Properties Ltd began operations in Bengaluru in 2000, and the city remains the anchor of a portfolio that has since spread to Chennai, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam and, most recently, Pune. Across a track record that now spans
The company has
Attibele, at the southern tip of Bengaluru along NH 44 near the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border, is one of the newer micro-markets in this stable, and Shriram Properties Ltd has chosen it for one of its more sizeable recent launches, Shriram 107 SouthEast, on Manchanahalli Road off Hosur Road.
Shriram Properties Ltd has consistently positioned itself around the mid-market and mid-market premium segment rather than ultra-luxury, and Attibele's price point supports that strategy.
The choice of Attibele also lines up with the developer's history of building where large land parcels allow bigger, amenity-rich layouts rather than compact infill plots, a pattern visible in its Bengaluru-heritage projects and now repeated at scale in the 19-acre 107 SouthEast footprint.
This trajectory matters for anyone evaluating Shriram Properties Ltd's Attibele project: entering at current mid-market rates in a corridor still some distance from its ceiling is a different proposition from buying into an already-mature market like Sarjapur Road or Whitefield, where
Shriram 107 SouthEast carries RERA registration , placing it within the regulated framework applicable to projects of this scale in Karnataka. The unit mix runs across 2 and 3 BHK configurations, with
For a buyer weighing a Shriram Properties Ltd home in Attibele against options elsewhere on the Hosur Road belt, the relevant facts are straightforward: a listed developer with two and a half decades of Bengaluru-first delivery, a project built on a substantial land parcel with a large share kept as open space, and a locality whose price curve and infrastructure pipeline are both still climbing rather than plateaued.
