Strata invests Rs 131 crore across 3 realty projects in Bengaluru, Mumbai

Tech-enabled alternative investment platform Strata has invested Rs 131 crore across three real estate developments in Bengaluru and Mumbai.

Across Bengaluru, the investments include Rs 36 crore in a residential development acre in Whitefield, and Rs 65 crore in a residential development in Sarjapur.

Both corridors have developed into important residential markets, supported by their proximity to employment centres, improving connectivity and continued development activity.


Bengaluru has also remained one of India’s strongest residential markets, with the city recording 27,055 residential launches in Q1 2026, up 32% year-on-year, according to JLL.

Specifically, Whitefield and Sarjapur have continued to gain from the growing employment environment in Bengaluru. The Whitefield region has become one of the prominent centers for technology and GCCs while the Sarjapur region acts as the link between different employment corridors, thus being attractive for residential purposes.

“India’s real estate market continues to benefit from the broader strength in the services economy, with real estate activity growing 24.7% year-on-year in June 2026, according to government data. This momentum is also reflected in office markets, with India recording a record 21.5 million sq. ft. of leasing in Q1 2026,” said Sudarshan Lodha, Co-founder and CEO, Strata.

In Mumbai, Strata has invested Rs 30 crore in a commercial development on Main Linking Road, North Avenue Road, Santacruz West.

Mumbai’s commercial real estate market has continued to show resilience, with office rents strengthening amid tight vacancy conditions, while retail leasing activity increased 1.3 times sequentially in Q2 2026, according to JLL.

The city’s established commercial corridors continue to benefit from sustained occupier and retailer demand, alongside ongoing redevelopment and infrastructure improvements across the western suburbs.

“Bengaluru’s technology and GCC ecosystem continue to support residential demand, while Mumbai’s established commercial markets are benefiting from tight supply, redevelopment and sustained occupier activity. This underlying momentum is also driving demand for structured capital, creating a growing financing opportunity across residential and commercial developments,” Lodha said.

The broader market dynamics also point to continued evolution across established micro-markets, with redevelopment becoming an important driver in land-constrained parts of Mumbai and employment-led residential expansion shaping Bengaluru’s growth corridors.

Recently, Strata had invested Rs 96 crore across three RERA-approved residential projects in Chennai and Bengaluru.

Strata is backed by investors including Elevation Capital, Mayfield, Kotak Investment Advisors and Gruhas.