Global Technology Park (Mapletree) - Office Space for Rent in Bellandur, Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru
Bellandur -Marathahalli-Sarjapur ORR, Adarsh Palm Retreat, Bellandur, Bengaluru 560103
Highlights
- Over 26 lakh sq.ft of Grade A leasable office space across five towers (A through E).
- Developed and owned by Mapletree India, the Singapore-headquartered real estate group.
- Anchor occupiers include Intel India (across two towers), Sony India, PwC, and InMobi.
- Phased development between 2014 and 2019 gives the campus a consistent, mature building stock.
- Located in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road IT corridor.
- Uniform B+G+11F tower design with floor sizes ranging from roughly 3.8 lakh sq.ft to 7.5 lakh sq.ft per tower.
- Close to the upcoming Kadubeesanahalli metro station and Sakra World Hospital.
About Global Technology Park (Mapletree)
Global Technology Park, developed by Mapletree India, is a large-format Grade A office campus in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road, close to Adarsh Palm Retreat. The park is built out across five towers — A, B, C, D, and E — completed in phases between 2014 and 2019, together offering roughly 26.4 lakh sq.ft of leasable office space. Towers A, B, and C follow a basement-plus-ground-plus-11-floor configuration with about 3,80,000 sq.ft each, while the larger Towers D and E extend to approximately 7,50,000 sq.ft apiece, among the bigger single-tower footprints on the ORR corridor. This scale and consistency have made the campus a preferred address for large technology and GCC occupiers, with confirmed tenants including Intel India (occupying both Tower D and Tower E), Sony India, PwC, and InMobi.
Global Technology Park sits within one of Bengaluru's most concentrated IT clusters, the Marathahalli-Sarjapur stretch of the Outer Ring Road, alongside campuses such as Prestige Tech Park, Cessna Business Park, and RMZ Ecospace. As a Mapletree-owned and managed asset, the park benefits from institutional-grade facilities management and a long operating track record, having anchored large technology and BPO occupiers for over a decade. Its position within the Bellandur-Kadubeesanahalli micro-market places it among a dense pocket of Grade A supply, with an established base of food, retail, and support infrastructure that has grown up around the ORR corridor since the early 2000s, giving occupiers immediate access to a mature business district rather than a standalone campus.
Connectivity around Global Technology Park follows the pattern of the wider Kadubeesanahalli-Bellandur micro-market. The upcoming Kadubeesanahalli metro station, part of the ORR metro line, is planned within a short distance of the campus, and the Outer Ring Road itself gives direct access to Marathahalli, Sarjapur Road, and Bellandur. Sakra World Hospital is close by, and the Marathahalli retail and dining belt is roughly 3-4 km away. Kempegowda International Airport is approximately 35-38 km via the Outer Ring Road and NH44. With its large floor plates and campus scale, Global Technology Park suits sizeable technology companies, GCCs, and BPO/ITES occupiers seeking consolidated space within an established ORR business address.
About Tower A
Tower A is one of five towers within the Global Technology Park campus developed by Mapletree India in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road. Completed in 2014, it is a 13-storey building configured as basement plus ground and 11 upper floors, offering 3,80,000 sq.ft of Grade A leasable area. The tower is home to Sony India, reflecting its long-standing appeal to established multinational occupiers. As part of the wider Mapletree campus, Tower A shares the connectivity and ecosystem of the Kadubeesanahalli-Bellandur micro-market, with Sakra World Hospital close by and Marathahalli's retail belt roughly 3-4 km away. Tower A suits established corporate and technology occupiers looking for a proven, well-managed ORR address.
About Tower B
Tower B is one of five towers within the Global Technology Park campus developed by Mapletree India in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road. Completed in 2014, it is a 13-storey building configured as basement plus ground and 11 upper floors, offering 3,80,000 sq.ft of Grade A leasable area. The tower is occupied by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), one of the world's leading professional-services firms, underlining the campus's appeal to large consulting and advisory occupiers. Connectivity follows the broader Kadubeesanahalli-Bellandur pattern, with Sakra World Hospital close by and Marathahalli's retail and dining belt roughly 3-4 km out. Tower B suits large professional-services and enterprise occupiers seeking an established, well-connected ORR base.
About Tower C
Tower C is one of five towers within the Global Technology Park campus developed by Mapletree India in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road. Completed in 2016, it is a 13-storey building configured as basement plus ground and 11 upper floors, offering 3,80,000 sq.ft of Grade A leasable area. The tower is home to InMobi, the Bengaluru-headquartered mobile advertising and technology company, giving it a notable homegrown-technology tenant profile alongside the campus's larger multinational occupiers. Connectivity mirrors the wider Kadubeesanahalli-Bellandur micro-market, with Sakra World Hospital close by and Marathahalli's retail belt roughly 3-4 km away. Tower C suits technology companies and GCCs seeking established, campus-style office space on the ORR.
About Tower D
Tower D is one of the two largest towers within the Global Technology Park campus developed by Mapletree India in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road. Completed in 2018, it is a 13-storey building configured as basement plus ground and 11 upper floors, offering 7,50,000 sq.ft of Grade A leasable area, roughly double the size of the campus's earlier towers. The tower is anchored by Intel India, reflecting its suitability for very large single-occupier consolidations. Connectivity follows the broader Kadubeesanahalli-Bellandur pattern, with Sakra World Hospital close by and Marathahalli's retail belt roughly 3-4 km out. Tower D suits large technology companies and GCCs seeking significant, consolidated campus space.
Amenities at Global Technology Park (Mapletree)
All Towers in This Park
5 towers · Developed by Mapletree India · Availability on request for all towers
- Home to Sony India
- 3,80,000 sq.ft across 13 floors (B+G+11F)
- Operational since 2014
- Total floors
- 13 office floors
- Typical floor plate
- On Request
- Configuration
- B+G+11F
- Availability
- On request
- Home to PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)
- 3,80,000 sq.ft across 13 floors (B+G+11F)
- Operational since 2014
- Total floors
- 13 office floors
- Typical floor plate
- On Request
- Configuration
- B+G+11F
- Availability
- On request
- Home to InMobi
- 3,80,000 sq.ft across 13 floors (B+G+11F)
- Completed in 2016
- Total floors
- 13 office floors
- Typical floor plate
- On Request
- Configuration
- B+G+11F
- Availability
- On request
- 7,50,000 sq.ft, among the largest single towers on the ORR
- Anchored by Intel India
- Completed in 2018
- Total floors
- 13 office floors
- Typical floor plate
- On Request
- Configuration
- B+G+11F
- Availability
- On request
- Total floors
- 13 office floors
- Typical floor plate
- On Request
- Configuration
- B+G+11F
- Availability
- On request
Location
Located in Bellandur, Outer Ring Road, Bengaluru.
- Kadubeesanahalli Metro Station(ORR line, upcoming)~1 km
- Outer Ring Road (Marathahalli-Sarjapur stretch)on the arterial road
- Sakra World Hospital~2 km
- Marathahalli retail belt and malls~3-4 km
- Kempegowda International Airportvia ORR & NH44~35-38 km
- Prestige Tech Park / Prestige Tech Platina~1-2 km
- Cessna Business Park~2-3 km
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Global Technology Park and where is it located?
Global Technology Park is a large Grade A office campus developed by Mapletree India, located in the Devarabisanahalli-Bellandur pocket of Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road, near Adarsh Palm Retreat.
Who developed Global Technology Park?
The campus was developed and is owned by Mapletree India, part of the Singapore-headquartered Mapletree Investments group.
When were the different towers of Global Technology Park built?
Towers A and B were completed in 2014, Tower C in 2016, Tower D in 2018, and Tower E in 2019, giving the campus a phased but relatively consistent development timeline.
Who are the key tenants at Global Technology Park?
Confirmed occupiers include Intel India in Towers D and E, Sony India in Tower A, PwC in Tower B, and InMobi in Tower C.
How many towers does the park have and how big are they?
The campus has five towers; Towers A, B, and C each offer around 3,80,000 sq.ft, while Towers D and E are larger at approximately 7,50,000 sq.ft each.
What fit-out standard should occupiers expect?
The towers are delivered as Grade A office space with centralised HVAC, power backup, and high-speed elevators typical of an institutionally managed ORR campus; exact fit-out condition depends on current availability.
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