Abhee Skyline Vista

Abhee Skyline Vista stands at Kachanayakanahalli, a residential pocket of Bommasandra with pincode 560099, on the Hosur Road corridor south of Electronic City. The Bommasandra industrial belt is the nearest cluster of jobs, Electronic City is the next one up the road towards the city, and Attibele and Hosur are further south. The developer has not published distances or travel times, so none are quoted here.

If you work in the industrial belt or at Electronic City, the daily journey is short and runs against the main flow of traffic, which is the strongest reason to buy here. If your office is in the centre, on the Outer Ring Road or in Whitefield, the trip is a different proposition. Drive it at your real departure time on a weekday, and again in the evening, before you book.

Daily needs are covered between Bommasandra and Electronic City, which have schools, hospitals and shops. Walk the road from the highway to the site gate, because the final stretch decides how the address feels every morning. Ask the sales team about lighting and paving on that stretch, and where the nearest bus stop and pharmacy are.

Abhee Skyline Vista offers three plans, all quoted as built-up area; carpet areas have not been published, so ask for them before you compare with another project. The two-bedroom home is about 1,050 sq ft. The three-bedroom home with two bathrooms is about 1,315 sq ft, and with three bathrooms about 1,595 sq ft.

The 2 BHK starts at Rs. 76.1 Lakhs, about Rs. 7,200 per sq ft. The 1,315 sq ft 3 BHK is Rs. 95.3 to 99 Lakhs, and the 1,595 sq ft 3 BHK is Rs. 1.15 to 1.21 Crore, both about Rs. 7,200 per sq ft at the lower end. The range within each plan is not explained by the developer, so get a unit-wise list that shows floor and facing against price.

Extras depend on whether your building is certified. If it holds an occupancy certificate there is no GST; if it does not, GST is charged on the construction portion. Stamp duty and registration are due in every case at the sale deed. Ask for a cost sheet that shows:

• Base rate and the area it is charged on
• Floor-rise and facing premium for the exact unit
• Car parking and the number of bays included
• Clubhouse membership, corpus fund and maintenance deposit
• GST as a separate line, or a note that none applies
• Stamp duty and registration on the full consideration

Abhee Skyline Vista shows no RERA registration number for this project so far. Ask Abhee Ventures for it and check the entry on the Karnataka RERA website (rera.karnataka.gov.in). The entry records the promoter's declared completion date, which is the only reliable way to reconcile a ready-to-move label with possession from December 2026. If the developer claims an exemption, get the reason in writing.

Then find out whether your building has its occupancy certificate. If it does, ask for:

• The occupancy certificate for that building
• The sanctioned building plan showing your unit
• Khata and the latest property tax receipt
• Title documents and an encumbrance certificate for the land at Kachanayakanahalli
• A draft sale deed, because a finished home registers on a sale deed rather than an agreement to sell

If the certificate has not been issued, you are buying under construction. The documents that matter then are the RERA certificate, the approved plan and an agreement for sale that fixes the handover date, the milestone-linked payments and the penalty for delay. Get a written commitment on when the occupancy certificate will be applied for. At handover, register the sale deed and have the khata moved into your name.

Abhee Skyline Vista places roughly 300 homes on four acres in mid-rise buildings, with a three-storey clubhouse as the shared centre. How many buildings there are and how much ground stays open have not been published, so ask for the sanctioned site plan and read it yourself. Given the December 2026 possession date, treat any image as a render as planned by the developer until you have walked the built space.

Once you are living here, the clubhouse is where most of your non-working hours will go. Its three floors hold the gymnasium, the indoor games area and the multipurpose hall, so a morning workout, a rainy-day carrom match and a family function all happen under one roof. The swimming pool is the summer draw, and the jogging track loops the site for early mornings.

The meditation and yoga zone is the quiet corner, and the landscaped gardens and the kids' play area cover the evenings when children need to run. With 300 households sharing one clubhouse, ask what the maintenance charge per sq ft will be, whether there is a separate clubhouse fee, and which facilities are already open. Ask also who runs the site today, the developer or a residents' association.