Shriram Properties Ltd traces its origins to Bengaluru, where envisioned by Chairman and Managing Director Murali Malayappan and Shriram Group founder R. Thyagarajan, Shriram Properties Ltd. came into existence, with operations commencing in Bengaluru and its first residential project, Shriram Shriranjani, completed in September 2000. A quarter-century later, the company's footprint in the city includes two plotted developments on the Dodderi–Donnenahalli stretch off Mysore Road: Shriram Westwoods and Shriram Earth, both aimed at the villa-plot segment of South-West Bengaluru's expanding residential map.
Today, Shriram Properties carries a portfolio of 51 thoughtfully developed projects spanning over 31.5 million square feet, primarily in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata. The company has been trusted by marquee investors like Walton St Capital, Starwood Capital Group, and Mitsubishi Corporation, and it listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India in 2021. Its leadership sits under Murali Malayappan, an alumnus of IIM-Bangalore and Harvard Business School with over 36 years of experience, guiding a company that develops residential and commercial projects across multiple Indian cities, primarily following a joint venture and joint development model.
Dodderi and the neighbouring village of Donnenahalli sit off Mysore Road in South-West Bengaluru, and Shriram Properties has placed a project in each. Shriram Westwoods occupies Dodderi village itself: a new premium plotted development launched in Dodderi, off Mysore Road, featuring the very best in Shriram Properties' plotted segment, spread across a total project area of 21 acres with plots ranging from 1,200 to 2,400 sft with luxurious features. A short distance away in Donnenahalli, Shriram Earth follows a similar plotted format: a plotted development launched in Donnenahalli, off Mysore Road, featuring the very best in Shriram Properties' plotted segment, built across roughly 20.57 acres, one of the more spacious housing societies in the Bangalore West region, and now at ready-to-move status.
Both layouts share the developer's plotted-community playbook for this micro-market: gated boundaries, landscaped open space, and a shared amenity core. Shriram Westwoods lists a clubhouse, landscaped gardens, gymnasium, swimming pool, recreation areas, BBQ pit, amphitheatre, and yoga area among its facilities, while Shriram Earth offers a fully equipped clubhouse, landscaped gardens, gymnasium, swimming pool, recreation rooms, outdoor sports courts, children's play area, and a party hall. Both projects sit close to the same landmarks that anchor this pocket of Mysore Road: close proximity to Mysore Road, industrial hubs, Global Tech Village, NICE Junction, multiple international schools, medical and engineering colleges, and upcoming metro stations.
Mysore Road has moved from a peripheral arterial to one of Bengaluru's more closely watched residential corridors. Mysore Road is now one of the hottest locations in Bangalore, definitely amongst the top suburbs that people are gravitating towards, a shift driven by a mix of road, rail, and expressway investment. The Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway upgrade is redefining the intercity link: the expressway consists of two phases, a 58 km stretch between Bengaluru and Nidaghatta and a 61 km stretch to Mysore, with 19 large bridges, 44 small bridges, four rail overbridges and 50 underpasses, and toll booths are planned at Kumbalgodu and Srirangapatna — both near the Dodderi–Donnenahalli belt.
Metro connectivity has been an equally strong pull. The Purple Line, connecting Kengeri in the south to Byappanahalli in the east, forms an important connector for Mysore Road with major city zones, and Bengaluru's extended Purple Line now connects Mysore Road to Challaghatta station, improving metro access across the city. Earlier NICE Road investment already reshaped access to the corridor: development of Electronics City, Bannerghata Road and JP Nagar into IT and lifestyle hubs also played a key role in pulling homebuyers this way, and the widening of Mysore Road itself to a 10-lane highway is in full swing, promising accelerated growth. Local listings for Shriram Earth confirm the practical benefit for residents, noting close proximity to educational institutes, healthcare, the Bangalore-Mysore Highway, Bangalore Metro, Magadi Road, and Mysore Road.
Around both Shriram projects, the social infrastructure of Donnenahalli and Dodderi has been building out alongside the road and rail investment. Nearby reference points cited across listings include Decathlon, SFS School and Kengeri for Shriram Earth, and for Shriram Westwoods, proximity to Rajarajeshwari Hospital and BGS Global Hospitals. Price data tracked for the immediate micro-market shows the direction of travel: property prices in Mysore Road, Donnenahalli increased by 33.87% over the period 2016 to 2025, a trend consistent with the corridor's broader description as one of the localities known for some of the best housing societies, with Bangalore West's potential to attract investors through its flourishing job market and employment opportunities bringing in fresh housing demand regularly.
Industry commentary on Shriram Properties' own site-selection philosophy reinforces why this corridor fits the company's pattern. Chairman Murali Malayappan has pointed out that while connectivity remains a key pillar, sustainable and green development practices are now essential to creating resilient housing and long-term value, and observers of the sector note that cities where metro expansions, IT corridor growth and expressway development were anticipated early have consistently outperformed in residential demand and price appreciation, benefiting developers who aligned launches with these infrastructure pipelines. Dodderi and Donnenahalli, sitting at the intersection of the Mysore Road widening, the Purple Line extension, and Kumbalgodu's industrial and tech-park activity, fit squarely into that thesis.
For a buyer looking specifically at Shriram Properties in this corridor, the pattern is consistent: both Shriram Westwoods and Shriram Earth are RERA-registered plotted layouts rather than apartment towers, sized for villa-plot buyers who want to build on their own timeline within a gated, amenitised community. Shriram Westwoods carries RERA ID PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/210813/004261, while Shriram Earth is registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/306/PR/190211/002368. Both sit within the same Dodderi–Donnenahalli pocket off Mysore Road, giving buyers a choice of Shriram Properties addresses within a few kilometres of each other, backed by the same corporate track record: a developer with over 48 completed projects covering approximately 27.6 million square feet and a company that also carries a pipeline with 37 ongoing and upcoming projects, collectively covering more than 36 million square feet.
