Arvind The Park

Arvind The Park price starts at Rs. 1.07 Cr for a 30x40 villa plot of about 1,200 sq ft, or about Rs. 8,900 per sq ft on the plot area. Prices for the 30x50, 30x60 and larger corner plots are shared on request.

How plot prices vary at Arvind The Park

Each plot is priced at an agreed rate per square metre of its exact site area. Size, shape, facing, a corner position and nearness to a park or a wider road all change the final figure. If the measured area changes after the layout is formed, the price is adjusted in the last instalment.

Charges on top of the plot price

The plot price covers the land and the layout works. These items are paid in addition:

• GST and other applicable taxes
• Stamp duty and registration of the sale agreement and sale deed
• Khata transfer, documentation and legal charges
• An interest-free corpus deposit of Rs. 50 per sq ft
• Maintenance for the first 24 months, paid in advance
• Power, water and drainage connection deposits, at actuals

Booking and payment plan

The booking amount is below 10% of the plot price, and the balance is paid in stages linked to the development work. The stage-wise schedule comes with each cost sheet, and we will share the current one with the price list for this Devanahalli plotted development.

Arvind The Park plot sizes run from about 1,086 sq ft to about 2,928 sq ft across 339 residential plots. Most plots follow the standard 30x40, 30x50 and 30x60 formats, and the rest are corner and odd-shaped plots. Each owner designs and builds an independent villa within the building norms of the estate.

30x40 plots of about 1,200 sq ft

The 30x40 plot (9.15 x 12.20 m) is the most common size at Arvind The Park, with 146 plots of 111.63 sq m each. It suits a compact villa of two or three floors.

30x50 plots of about 1,500 sq ft

There are 42 plots in the 30x50 format (9.15 x 15.25 m), each about 1,502 sq ft. The extra depth leaves room for a front garden or a larger ground floor.

30x60 and other regular plots

A smaller set of regular plots completes the layout. Their sizes are listed below:

• 30x60 (9.15 x 18.30 m): 4 plots of about 1,802 sq ft
• 9.15 x 13.15 m: 7 plots of about 1,295 sq ft
• 9.15 x 13.80 m: 2 plots of about 1,359 sq ft
• 12.75 x 12.20 m: 2 plots of about 1,675 sq ft
• 14.70 x 12.20 m: 5 plots of about 1,930 sq ft

Large and premium plots

The 131 corner and odd-shaped plots offer the widest range of sizes. Among them, 13 plots measure 2,000 to 2,400 sq ft, and 9 plots are larger than 2,400 sq ft, suited to a bigger villa with garden space on more than one side.

Plot area and measurement

Plots are sold on their site area, and the final area is confirmed when the release certificate is issued. Ask us for the full plot plan, with the dimensions and facing of each available plot.

Arvind The Park specifications cover the layout works completed before each plot is handed over. They form part of the sale agreement, while the villa on each plot is built by its owner.

Roads, water and sewage

The internal roads are built in RCC, in widths of 9, 12 and 15 metres, and every plot has a demarcated entry point. Water comes from borewells and is stored in an underground tank, and a sewage treatment plant serves the estate.

Electrical provisions

An electrical substation serves the layout, and conduits for power cables are laid to each plot. The owner lays the cable from the distribution panel to the house through this conduit.

Boundary and building norms

Plot corners are fixed with marking stones, and owners may build a boundary wall after possession, with its design approved by the developer. Villas follow the planning authority's bye-laws and the estate's development norms. Ask us for the full specification sheet and the building guidelines for owners.

Devanahalli is a historic fort town and taluk headquarters in Bengaluru Rural district, at the northern edge of the Bangalore metropolitan region. It is best known as the home of Kempegowda International Airport and as the birthplace of Tipu Sultan. The town and its surrounding villages share the PIN code 562110.

Villages and hoblis around Devanahalli

The taluk is divided into the Kasaba, Kundana, Channarayapatna and Vijayapura hoblis. Lingadeeragollahalli, Vishwanathapura and Soluru are farming villages of Kundana hobli, now turning into gated plotted layouts. Bagalur, Chikkajala and Yelahanka are the nearest larger suburbs towards the city.

Roads, rail and metro

Bellary Road (NH 44) runs past the airport towards Hebbal in one direction and Chikkaballapur and Hyderabad in the other. NH 648 links Doddaballapura with Devanahalli and continues east towards Hoskote. The airport Blue Line metro and the Satellite Town Ring Road are under construction, and passenger trains on the Yelahanka-Chikkaballapur line stop at Devanahalli station.

Employment and growth

The KIADB Aerospace Park, the Hardware Park and the business district around the airport bring offices and hotels to the area. The IT Investment Region planned near the airport is expected to add more jobs over the coming years. Gated layouts offering plots and homes in Devanahalli combine land close to the airport with a lower density than the city.

Arvind The Park RERA registration number is PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/050325/007549, granted on 5 March 2025 by the Karnataka RERA authority. One registration covers the full layout of 340 plots. The promoter is Arvind Homes Private Limited, which also holds the full title to the project land.

Key registration details of Arvind The Park

The main dates and approvals of the project are these:

• Layout plan: BIAAPA/TP/LAO/89/2024-25, approved on 31 January 2025
• Project start date: 31 January 2025
• Proposed completion date: 31 December 2029
• District and taluk: Bengaluru Rural, Devanahalli

Buyer safeguards

Buyer payments go into the project's RERA account with ICICI Bank. A booking can be cancelled at no cost within 15 days of the allotment letter, and later cancellations carry a deduction of 1% to 2% of the plot price. The registration and the quarterly progress reports can be checked on the Karnataka RERA portal.

Arvind The Park construction status is 84% complete as of June 2026, with the road network almost finished. Land development started on 31 January 2025, and the project was launched in March 2025. The RERA completion date for the layout is 31 December 2029.

Progress on site as of June 2026

Work at Arvind The Park has moved quickly over the last three quarters. The progress of the main works is listed below:

• Overall development: 7% in December 2025, 62% in March 2026 and 84% in June 2026
• Internal roads: 96% complete
• Seven parks and open spaces: 70% complete
• Two civic amenity sites: 65% complete
• Development cost spent: 76% of the estimated cost

What comes next at Arvind The Park?

The remaining work covers the last stretches of road, the park landscaping, the golf course and the civic amenity sites. After that, the planning authority issues the release order, and plots are handed over with the sale deed. Ask us for the latest site photos and the expected handover timeline.