Jigani

Jigani is a fast-growing town in Anekal taluk, South Bengaluru, known as the granite hub of the city. It hosts the KIADB Jigani Industrial Area and sits close to Electronic City and Bommasandra. Local jobs, NICE Road access and planned metro links now make it a strong home address. Sattva Centralis, Sattva Group's new pre-launch project here, brings about 450 homes from about ₹85 Lakh.

Jigani used to be a name you heard only in factory and granite circles. Today, it is turning into a home address for people who work across South Bengaluru. This page covers Jigani in depth and shows why Sattva Centralis stands out in this growing town.

Jigani is a hobli in Anekal taluk, part of Bangalore Urban district. It lies about 28 km from Bangalore City railway station. Electronic City, Bommasandra, Attibele and Chandapura sit close by. People call it the granite hub of Bengaluru for the many granite units in and around town.

Jigani's story began with industry. The KIADB Jigani Industrial Area brought factories, granite units and warehouses to the town over the decades. Companies such as HCL, OTIS, APC and Toyota have operations here, and large brands run logistics hubs nearby.

Jobs then pulled in homes. People who work here prefer to live close by instead of driving in from the city. Over time, plotted layouts and gated communities came up, followed by schools, clinics and supermarkets.

Now the town is ready for its next step, which is branded high-rise living. Sattva Centralis is among the first large towers of its kind on the Jigani Link Road.

Jigani gives you a rare mix of jobs, open land and lower entry prices in one place. Here is what makes the town work for buyers:

• Local jobs in the industrial belt keep rental demand steady all year.
• Electronic City lies within about 10 km, giving you access to major IT campuses.
• NICE Road sits about five minutes from Sattva Centralis.
• The Jigani Link Road gives you a direct route to Bannerghatta Road.
• Lakes like Jigani and Hennagara keep parts of the area green and open.

Prices also reflect rising demand. Square Yards data puts the average for new launches in Jigani at about ₹9,373 per sq.ft. That is a clear sign that buyers now want branded homes here, not just plots.

Transport is the biggest change coming to Jigani. The Yellow Line metro already runs from RV Road to Bommasandra, the closest station for Jigani residents. In August 2025, the state said the metro must run 11 to 12 km more to reach Jigani.

In 2026, BMRCL sent the state a study for a 10.5 km line to Attibele with nine stations. Deccan Herald reports that the state has cleared work on the detailed project report. The Karnataka Housing Board also plans a 90,000-seat stadium near Attibele, close to the Jigani belt.

These plans are still taking shape, so it helps to buy on today's links first. Bommasandra metro, NICE Road and Hosur Road already give Jigani solid access. Any new metro line would add to that base.

The Sattva Centralis price starts at about ₹85 Lakh, at roughly ₹11,000 to ₹13,500 per sq.ft. You pay GST, stamp duty and registration on top of the base price. The sales team will share a full cost sheet with tower and floor details.

The three towers rise to 31 floors, which leaves more ground for gardens and play areas. Homes on the upper floors also get wide views over the Jigani lakes and South Bengaluru.

Jigani sits among several growing areas in South Bengaluru. Here is how it compares with its neighbours, so you can see where it fits.

Jigani strikes a balance between these areas. You stay near jobs and metro access, while getting newer homes at a fair price.

Jigani has a mix of plots, small builders and branded projects. A few checks help you pick the right one:

• Confirm the RERA number and the approved building plans.
• Check the land title, khata and conversion papers for any project.
• Ask about water supply, power backup and sewage treatment.
• Visit at different times of day to judge traffic and noise.
• Pick a developer with a proven delivery record in Bengaluru.

Sattva Centralis gives you the comfort of a known builder, along with RERA checks once the project launches.

Daily needs are easy to meet in Jigani today. Jigani markets and D-Mart sit close to the project, along with banks, clinics and local eateries. Narayana Health City at Bommasandra gives you a large hospital within a short drive.

Inside the project, you get spaces that make weekends easy:

• A multi-tier clubhouse for events and family time.
• A temperature-controlled pool for use in every season.
• A fully fitted gym and outdoor sports courts.
• A mini theatre and landscaped gardens with walking paths.

If you work in Jigani, Bommasandra or Electronic City, you cut your commute and get more space.

If you invest for the long term, Jigani offers pre-launch prices, local jobs and planned metro links.

If you want a branded home in a fast-growing town, Sattva brings over 30 years of experience.

Before you book, check the RERA number, the cost sheet and the payment plan.

• October 2026: Sattva Centralis opens for pre-launch enquiries on the Bommasandra-Jigani Link Road, with RERA registration under process.
• August 2025: The Karnataka government said the Yellow Line needs about 11 to 12 km more to reach Jigani. It asked a Hyderabad firm to prepare the project report.
• 2026: BMRCL proposed a 10.5 km Yellow Line extension from Bommasandra to Attibele with nine stations. The state cleared work on the detailed report.
• August 2025: The Karnataka Housing Board shared plans for a 90,000-seat stadium near Attibele, next to the Jigani belt.
• July 2026: PropNewz reports about 1.5 lakh daily Yellow Line riders. Bommasandra is the closest stop for Jigani.
• 2026: Square Yards data puts the average price of new launches in Jigani at about ₹9,373 per sq.ft.
• May 2026: NewsFirst Prime reports that the NICE Road corridor is driving land demand in Bannerghatta and other outer areas.
• 2026: The Pink Line elevated stretch on Bannerghatta Road stands ready, with opening expected around November 2026.