South City was envisioned in the mid-2000s to transform Jadavpur’s residential landscape. Completed around 2008, this nearly 32-acre condominium introduced a new kind of urban living with five residential towers, four rising to 35 floors and one at 15. At 117 meters, those towers reigned as Kolkata’s tallest residential buildings at the time, offering vertical elegance within a central, well-connected neighborhood.

What sets South City apart is how it interweaves dwelling and daily life. It houses its own school, infirmary, social club, and even a sprawling mall just outside its gates. Residents can walk to South City Mall, enjoy a match at the clubhouse’s tennis courts, or stroll to nearby green patches like Jodhpur Park—creating a balanced mix of convenience and calm.

Families in South City often speak of its scale and social fabric. With around 1,700 households, the condominium felt like a self-sustaining micro-city, yet retained warmth through organized events, friendly neighbors, and shared leisure zones. Rainwater harvesting and thoughtful infrastructure reinforced the sense of responsible urban living.

As newer townships emerged in Greater Kolkata, South City retained a revered place in the hearts of early adopters—those seeking urban living without sacrificing proximity to central Kolkata. It proved that condominiums could be both socially rich and architecturally impressive.

Today, South City stands as a testament to mature and holistic community design. It continues attracting families who value legacy, amenities, and a sense of rootedness in a fast-changing cityscape.

South City’s success helped redefine expectations for residential complexes—with more than just apartments, but lifestyle ecosystems tethered to neighborhood heritage and contemporary living.