IT Parks & Tech Parks near Devanahalli 2026

By the Prestige Devanahalli Research Desk

Published 25 Jun 2026 · Last updated 25 Jun 2026

The main employment hubs near Devanahalli in 2026 are the KIADB Aerospace Park and Aerospace SEZ right beside the town, Bengaluru Airport City at the airport, and the KIADB Hardware Park, with the larger IT/ITES clusters — Manyata, Kirloskar and Karle — in the Hebbal and Nagawara belt about 30 to 45 minutes south. This guide lists six real hubs that the people who buy homes here work in, compared on focus, location and the approximate drive from the airport belt.

Devanahalli runs along NH-44 (Bellary Road) next to Kempegowda International Airport, which is the centre of the area's jobs story. Aerospace, defence, airport services and hardware manufacturing sit on the doorstep, while the established IT/ITES parks of Hebbal and Nagawara are a longer but routine commute. For a homebuyer, that mix decides whether you live a short drive from work or trade a longer commute for a lower entry price.

IT Parks near Devanahalli 2026 — Comparison Overview

Drive times above are indicative and depend on the exact project, the route and traffic. Confirm the current operating status, tenants and your real peak-hour commute before you decide.

What the Job Map near Devanahalli Means for Buyers

The corridor splits into two layers. The first is the airport-led cluster — aerospace, defence, MRO, airport services and hardware — sitting within roughly 10 to 25 minutes of Devanahalli. The second is the IT/ITES belt around Hebbal and Nagawara, about 30 to 45 minutes south, which still holds the bulk of the city's software jobs. Buying here usually means one of two things.

• If you work in airport or aerospace roles: Devanahalli puts you minutes from work, which is the strongest case for living in the belt.
• If you work in IT/ITES to the south: you accept a longer drive in return for a lower entry price than Hebbal or Whitefield, betting on road and metro upgrades to ease it over time.

Bottom line: map your own workplace against these two layers first, then judge whether the commute and price trade-off works for you.

1. KIADB Aerospace Park & Aerospace SEZ

The KIADB Aerospace Park and the adjoining Aerospace SEZ sit right beside Devanahalli and are the corridor's headline employer. The park is built around aerospace, defence and maintenance-repair-overhaul (MRO) work, drawing manufacturers and suppliers to the airport precinct. For anyone working in these sectors, it is about as close to home as a job can get in this part of Bengaluru. Confirm the current list of operating units and openings directly with the relevant employers.

• Focus: Aerospace, defence, MRO
• Location: Devanahalli (adjacent)
• Approx. drive: ~10–20 min

Bottom line: the nearest major employer and the core of the corridor's jobs story.

2. Bengaluru Airport City

Bengaluru Airport City is the planned business district being developed around Kempegowda International Airport, with office, commercial and mixed-use space alongside the terminals. It is intended to add a large block of jobs right next to Devanahalli over the coming years. The development is rolling out in phases, so check which buildings and tenants are operational before you count on a specific employer being live. It strengthens the case for living in the airport belt rather than commuting south.

• Focus: Offices, commercial
• Location: At Kempegowda International Airport
• Approx. drive: ~15–25 min

Bottom line: a growing office district on the doorstep — confirm which phases are operational.

3. KIADB Hardware Park

The KIADB Hardware Park near Devanahalli is geared towards electronics and hardware manufacturing, complementing the aerospace cluster with a different set of industrial employers. It adds engineering, production and supply-chain roles within a short drive of the airport town. For buyers in manufacturing or related trades, it widens the pool of nearby work beyond aerospace alone. Confirm the active units and any current hiring directly with the companies on site.

• Focus: Electronics / hardware manufacturing
• Location: Near Devanahalli
• Approx. drive: ~15–25 min

Bottom line: a nearby manufacturing base that broadens the corridor's job mix.

4. Manyata Tech Park

Manyata Tech Park in the Hebbal/Nagawara area is one of Bengaluru's largest IT/ITES campuses, home to many technology and services companies. It is the main software-jobs anchor within commuting range of Devanahalli, roughly 30 to 45 minutes south along NH-44. The drive is routine but traffic-dependent, so professionals here usually plan their day around peak hours. It is the most likely workplace for IT buyers choosing the airport belt for its lower prices.

• Focus: IT / ITES
• Location: Hebbal / Nagawara
• Approx. drive: ~30–45 min

Bottom line: the big IT campus to the south — a longer but routine commute.

5. Kirloskar Business Park

Kirloskar Business Park near Hebbal is an established IT and commercial address on the same southern belt, close to the Hebbal flyover and the road link towards the city. It hosts technology and corporate tenants and sits a short distance from Manyata, so the two often serve the same pool of commuters. From Devanahalli it is a comparable 30 to 40 minute drive. It suits buyers whose office is on the Hebbal side of the IT belt.

• Focus: IT / commercial
• Location: Hebbal
• Approx. drive: ~30–40 min

Bottom line: a Hebbal-side IT and corporate hub within the same commute band.

6. Karle Town Centre SEZ

Karle Town Centre SEZ in Nagawara is a mixed IT and commercial development on the southern belt, combining office space with retail and hospitality in one precinct. It rounds out the cluster of IT/ITES employers around Hebbal and Nagawara that sit within the Devanahalli commute range. From the airport town it is roughly a 30 to 40 minute drive. It is a fit for buyers working in this SEZ who want the airport belt's pricing.

• Focus: IT / commercial
• Location: Nagawara
• Approx. drive: ~30–40 min

Bottom line: a mixed-use IT SEZ that completes the southern employment belt.

How the Jobs Story Shapes a Home Buy in Devanahalli

The reason the airport belt draws homebuyers is simple: the jobs are arriving with the airport. A pre-launch project by Prestige Group such as Prestige Devanahalli at Poojanahalli sits within the same airport corridor as the Aerospace Park and Airport City, so households working in those hubs can live a short drive from the office while buying at a lower entry point than Hebbal or Whitefield. Households working in the southern IT parks accept the longer commute in exchange for that pricing.

If you are buying off-plan in this corridor, line up the possession timeline with your job plans and confirm the project on the K-RERA portal before you commit. You can also review the floor plans and the price list to check which layout and budget fit your commute.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which IT and tech parks are near Devanahalli?

The employment hubs nearest Devanahalli are the KIADB Aerospace Park and Aerospace SEZ alongside the town, Bengaluru Airport City at the airport, and the KIADB Hardware Park. The larger IT/ITES parks — Manyata Tech Park, Kirloskar Business Park and Karle Town Centre SEZ — sit in the Hebbal and Nagawara belt, roughly 30 to 45 minutes south.

2. How far is Manyata Tech Park from Devanahalli?

Manyata Tech Park in the Hebbal/Nagawara area is roughly a 30 to 45 minute drive from Devanahalli along NH-44, depending on the exact project and peak-hour traffic. Test the commute at your own travel time before you decide.

3. What kind of jobs are near Devanahalli?

The corridor is anchored by aerospace, defence and MRO work at the KIADB Aerospace Park and SEZ, airport and commercial roles at Bengaluru Airport City, and electronics/hardware manufacturing at the KIADB Hardware Park. IT/ITES jobs are concentrated further south in the Manyata, Kirloskar and Karle clusters.

4. Is Bengaluru Airport City an employment hub?

Yes. Bengaluru Airport City is the planned business district built around Kempegowda International Airport, with office, commercial and mixed-use space. It is intended to add a large block of jobs right next to Devanahalli. Confirm which phases and tenants are operational directly with the developer.

5. Will commute times from Devanahalli improve?

Road upgrades along NH-44, the Peripheral Ring Road plans and the Namma Metro Airport line are expected to ease access to the southern tech belt over time. These are under development, so treat current drive times as the realistic baseline and confirm the latest status before you buy.

6. Why do people buy homes in Devanahalli for work?

Buyers choose Devanahalli to live close to airport, aerospace and hardware jobs at a lower entry price than the Hebbal or Whitefield belts, while staying within commuting range of the larger IT parks to the south. The trade-off is a longer drive to the IT/ITES clusters.

Conclusion

The job map near Devanahalli has two layers: an airport-led cluster of aerospace, defence, airport and hardware work within 10 to 25 minutes, and the established IT/ITES belt around Hebbal and Nagawara about 30 to 45 minutes south. For a 2026 homebuyer, the right call depends on which layer your work sits in — minutes from the airport hubs, or a longer commute traded for a lower entry price.

Map your workplace against these hubs, then test the real peak-hour drive from a shortlisted project — book a site visit to check the commute and compare homes in person before you decide.