Urbanrise Codename City with Infinite Life

The project sits at Survey No 35, Gangasandra, within Kengeri hobli on the southern edge of Bangalore. It is reached from Kanakapura Road, a corridor that has filled out with gated communities over the past decade. The site lies inside this established belt rather than on a raw fringe.

Since homes have been handed over from January 2026, buyers can judge the approach road and neighbourhood in person. A weekday visit is the most reliable way to test commute times and local conveniences.

Every home here is a 4 BHK, so the choice is mainly about size. The two base layouts measure 2,472 sq ft from ₹2.88 Cr and 2,647 sq ft from ₹3.10 Cr. The largest plan, at 2,972 sq ft from ₹3.53 Cr, adds a dedicated office and a maid's room.

That extra office suits buyers who work from home or want staff quarters built in. When comparing resale options, ask about the exact unit type, position and facing, not only the area.

The 24-acre layout holds just 219 units, which leaves wide gaps between homes and plenty of shared green space. Internal roads of 12 m and 9 m run through the site, lined with avenue trees. The clubhouse, infinity pool and amphitheatre form the social core.

With the project finished, the plan is now fixed on the ground. Buyers can check how far a given home sits from the clubhouse and main entrance before committing.

A 32,000 sq ft clubhouse leads the list, alongside an infinity swimming pool and a gymnasium. Indoor games, multipurpose sports courts and a jogging track cover active use. Glamping decks with hammocks make use of the large open ground.

An amphitheatre, a party area and landscaped gardens serve community events. Children have a dedicated play area, and retail spaces with a cafe sit within the project. All of these are built, so you can check their upkeep on a site visit.