Purva Northern Lights Phase 1 Price Trends
Purva Northern Lights Phase 1 price trends show clear, steady growth from launch till now. In the early days, prices were kept lower to attract buyers to the Bagaluru and Aerospace Park belt. Today, rates for 2, 3 and 4 BHK homes in Phase 1 are close to other branded projects in North Bangalore in the same segment. This change shows how the project has moved from an early stage price level to a more settled market price.
Phase 1 offers 2 BHK, 3 BHK and 4 BHK flats for mid and upper middle-income families. As a working range, a 2 BHK is now around ₹1.3–₹1.5 crore, depending on size and floor. A 3 BHK is roughly in the ₹1.6–₹1.9 crore band, while 4 BHK homes can go from ₹2.1–₹2.5 crore and above. Higher floors, corner units and better views usually sit at the top of each range, while lower floors or tighter views sit at the lower end.
At launch, Phase 1 prices were clearly lower than what you see today. Many buyers booked when the project and the Bagaluru belt were still at an early growth stage. As construction moved up tower by tower and key approvals and milestones were completed, the price per sq. ft. increased step by step. The change has been gradual, with rates moving up in small jumps rather than big sudden spikes.
2 BHK flats in Phase 1 have gained good demand because the total ticket size and EMI are more manageable. These homes also work well for rental, as many airport and tech park employees look for compact units. 3 BHK homes have seen steady interest from end users who want more space for children, parents or a work room. 4 BHK units form a smaller share of stock but keep value because large homes from a known brand in North Bangalore are limited in supply.
Phase 1 prices are closely linked to location and road links. The project sits near NH 44, Kempegowda International Airport, KIADB Aerospace Park and Devanahalli Business Park. Road upgrades around Bagaluru and better airport access have made travel times more predictable. The planned Airport Metro line has also improved buyer confidence, as people expect easier public transport in the next few years. All these factors support the higher price band you see in Phase 1 today.
Purva Northern Lights Phase 1 stock has come to the market in controlled batches, not as one big dump of inventory. This has helped avoid heavy discounting and kept prices stable. Demand comes from both self-use buyers who work in nearby job hubs and investors who want rental income from the airport side. Early Phase 1 buyers now see better resale quotes and stronger rental calls, especially for 2 and 3 BHK units with good internal views and light.
As Phase 1 moves closer to handover, prices are likely to stay firm and may rise again when the project is fully ready to live in. Some buyers prefer to enter near completion, even at a higher rate, because they can see the real flat, towers and amenities. For new buyers, Phase 1 is now a more mature price entry, not a launch-level deal, but it comes with clearer visibility on the project, the location and the kind of demand it attracts.
