Alita, the newest addition to Bangalore East segment is designed with sustainability in mind. One of the unique features of Alita is its connection to Rajakaluve canals, massive storm water drains that link lakes around the city. These canals play a vital role in draining rainwater and maintaining the groundwater table, thereby helping to raise the water level in the nearby Kacharakanahalli lake.

The presence of Rajakaluve canals within 200 mts from Alita not only helps to improve the water table but also provides a natural way to harvest rainwater. Alita has incorporated rainwater harvesting pits at regular distances, which helps to improve water saturation and groundwater level. This sustainable practice not only benefits the residents of Alita but also contributes to the overall health of the environment.

The red soil in Alita is another significant aspect of its sustainability. Red soil is fertile and well-drained, making it perfect for agriculture and landscaping purposes. The soil at Alita supports the growth of various crops, including vegetables and fruits, and enables planting trees such as Jacaranda Mimosifolia, Tree- Mimusops Elengi, Albizia Lebbeck, Lagerstroemia Speciosa, and many more. This not only adds to the aesthetic beauty of Alita but also promotes a healthy environment for its residents. By choosing to live in Alita, you are not only investing in a home but also contributing to sustainable living.