Purva District FAQs

Purva District is a new residential project by Puravankara Limited in Devanahalli, North Bangalore. It brings more than 800 apartments across four high-rise towers on a 9.73-acre site. The project is in its pre-launch stage, so you can register interest before the formal launch.

Puravankara Limited is the developer, and its shares trade on both the NSE and BSE. Ravi Puravankara founded it in 1975, and it has delivered more than 95 projects since then. The firm posted record sales bookings of ₹7,407 crore in FY26.

Purva District stood in its pre-launch stage as of September 2026. Expressions of interest open in November 2026, and Puravankara plans the formal launch for December 2026. Construction should finish by November 2030, with handovers from December 2030.

The project will have four towers, each with 28 floors above a basement and ground level. Every floor holds eight homes, which adds up to more than 800 apartments in total. Of these, about 250 are 2 BHK, 430 are 3 BHK and 120 are 4 BHK homes.

About 75 per cent of the 9.73-acre site stays open, so buildings cover just a quarter. For over 800 homes, that leaves plenty of room for gardens, walking paths and play areas. It also means better light and air between the four towers.

Prices at Purva District start at ₹1.05 crore for a 2 BHK home. A 3 BHK starts at ₹1.55 crore, and a 4 BHK starts at ₹1.95 crore. The largest homes go up to about ₹2.76 crore, based on size, floor and view.

The starting prices work out to roughly ₹9,100 to ₹10,300 per sq ft on super built-up area. We worked this out by dividing each starting price by the smallest size in that category. Ask the sales team for the exact base rate, floor rise charges and parking cost before you book.

You pay a ₹5 lakh booking amount when you submit an expression of interest in November 2026. This amount secures your place in the queue before the formal launch. Ask the team in writing whether the EOI amount is refundable if you decide not to go ahead.

Purva District follows a construction-linked payment plan in a typical 10:80:10 split. You pay 10 per cent when you sign the agreement and 80 per cent across construction milestones. The last 10 per cent falls due at possession, though the sale agreement will confirm the exact split.

Yes, you can take a home loan once the project gets RERA approval and lenders approve it. A construction-linked plan suits home loans well, as banks release money against the same building stages. Compare interest rates, processing fees and pre-closure terms across a few lenders.

Budget for GST at 5 per cent on under-construction homes, plus stamp duty and registration charges in Karnataka. Most buyers in the state pay about 5 per cent stamp duty and 1 per cent registration. Also ask about parking, club membership, legal fees and maintenance deposits, as builders often charge these separately.

Purva District sits in Sanna Amanikere village, off NH-44 (Bellary Road), in Devanahalli taluk. The area falls in Bengaluru North district and uses the 562110 PIN code. Puravankara announced the 9.73-acre land purchase here on 17 June 2026.

Kempegowda International Airport lies about 8 to 10 km from Purva District. That works out to roughly a 10 minute drive along NH-44. The short trip suits frequent flyers and people who work at the airport.

The KIADB Aerospace Park and SEZ sits about 6 km away, and it hosts a large Boeing campus. Foxconn is building a large plant in Devanahalli, and Manyata Tech Park lies 25 to 30 km south. The airport itself employs thousands of people in aviation, cargo and services.

The Namma Metro Blue Line will connect Central Silk Board to the airport through Hebbal and Yelahanka. BMRCL targets September 2027 for the Hebbal to airport section and March 2028 for the full line. Purva District possession starts in December 2030, so the metro should run well before you move in.

The project has direct access to the six-lane NH-44, which runs south to Hebbal and the city centre. The Satellite Town Ring Road nearby links Devanahalli with Doddaballapur and Hoskote, and lets you skip city traffic. Devanahalli town, with its shops, banks and hospitals, sits about 5 to 10 km away.

The 2 BHK homes range from 1,150 to 1,300 sq ft, with about 250 units in all. The 3 BHK homes run from 1,500 to 1,950 sq ft, with about 430 units in total. The 4 BHK homes measure 2,150 to 2,400 sq ft, and Puravankara plans only about 120 of them. These figures are super built-up areas, so ask for the carpet area of each plan before you choose.

A 2 BHK suits young couples, first-time buyers and investors who want rental demand from airport staff. A 3 BHK, the largest share of homes here, suits families who need a study or guest room. The 4 BHK homes suit larger families and buyers moving up from a smaller flat.

A 35,000 sq ft clubhouse sits at the centre of the plan, with more than 40 planned amenities. These span three zones for wellness, sport and family time. Puravankara will share the full list with the brochure, so ask for it during your site visit.

Yes, you can ask for the brochure, floor plans and price sheet through the project website. Since the project is in pre-launch, the plans may change slightly before the formal launch. Check the final drawings again once Puravankara files them with RERA.

Not yet, as Puravankara will apply for RERA registration soon and expects approval by December 2026. Until the RERA number appears, treat any payment beyond the EOI amount with caution. Once approved, you can view the project details on the Karnataka RERA website.

Pre-launch booking can give you a better price, but it carries more risk than buying after RERA approval. Your EOI amount sits with the developer before the legal file is complete. Book only with a written receipt, clear refund terms and a listed developer you trust.

Ask for the title deed, the land conversion order and the approved building plan. Match the survey numbers in your sale agreement with those in the RERA filing. A property lawyer can trace the title chain and check for any loans or disputes on the land.

Purva District suits buyers who can wait until 2030 and want a home in the airport belt. Demand here comes from the airport, the Aerospace Park and new offices in Devanahalli. Prices in the area have already risen, so compare it with nearby projects before you decide.

Yes, NRIs can buy residential property in India under FEMA rules without special approval. You must pay through Indian banking channels, such as an NRE or NRO account or normal banking routes. Many Indian banks also offer home loans to NRI buyers with a valid job abroad.

Yes, once you take possession you can rent the home to staff from the airport and nearby firms. A 2 BHK will usually attract the widest pool of tenants in this belt. Rental yields in Bangalore stay modest, so treat rent as a bonus rather than the main return.

Start by requesting the price sheet and brochure through the project website. Next, plan a site visit and submit your expression of interest with ₹5 lakh in November 2026. After the launch, you choose a unit, sign the agreement and follow the payment plan.

Puravankara plans to finish construction by November 2030, with possession from December 2030. Your sale agreement will state the exact date, along with the penalty terms for any delay. RERA rules also give you the right to interest if the developer hands over late.