Habulus Tranquil

Habulus Tranquil prices start at Rs. 1.25 Crore for a 1,223 sq ft 2 BHK and go up to Rs. 1.79 Crore for the 1,778 sq ft 3 BHK with three bathrooms. The six layouts are priced in step with their size, so the rate per sq ft stays close to one figure across the project.

Price per sq ft at Habulus Tranquil

The price per sq ft is about Rs. 10,220 on super built-up area for the 1,223 sq ft 2 BHK. The larger homes work out to between Rs. 10,070 and Rs. 10,140 per sq ft.

Payment plan

Payments follow a construction-linked plan in 13 stages, tied to the progress of the buyer's own tower. The stages and their shares of the price are listed below:

• Booking advance: 5%
• Agreement for sale, within 15 days of booking: 10%
• Start of foundation work of the tower: 15%
• Start of the basement slab: 10%
• Start of the stilt roof slab: 10%
• Start of the first, third, sixth, ninth and eleventh floor roof slabs: 7% each
• Completion of flooring: 5%
• Completion of painting: 5%
• Notice of possession: 5%

What changes the final cost?

The final amount for a home in Habulus Tranquil moves with the tower, the floor and the facing of the apartment. GST, stamp duty and registration fees are added to the agreement value, and each home is allotted one covered car park. Monthly instalments are easy to work out on our EMI calculator, and we share the current cost sheet on request.

Habulus Tranquil specifications cover an RCC framed structure built with aluminium formwork, vitrified tile flooring, UPVC windows and branded fittings in the kitchens and bathrooms. The main heads of the specification sheet are summarised below.

Structure

The towers are RCC framed structures designed for seismic zone II. All walls are cast in concrete on site using aluminium formwork (MIVAN) for an even finish, and the floor-to-floor height is about 3,000 mm.

Flooring

Living rooms, dining areas, bedrooms, kitchens and utility areas have polished vitrified tiles. Balconies get anti-skid vitrified tiles, and bathrooms have vitrified floor tiles with wall tiles up to the false ceiling.

Doors and windows

The main door has a teak wood frame, a veneer-finished shutter and a digital lock. Internal doors are engineered wood flush doors. Windows and balcony doors are UPVC sliding units with glass panels.

Kitchen and bathrooms

Kitchens come with a polished granite counter, a sink and points for a chimney, water purifier and refrigerator. Bathrooms have sanitary ware of Cera, Jaquar, Roca or an equivalent make, with Jaquar or Kohler class fittings and health faucets.

Electrical and power backup

Each apartment has a three-phase power supply, fire-retardant copper wiring and modular switches. Generator backup covers all common areas and gives 1 kVA to every apartment.

Lifts, security and fire safety

Every tower has passenger and service lifts with an automatic rescue device and a panic button. Fire-fighting systems, hose reels, extinguishers and alarms follow the National Building Code.

Electronic City is one of the largest technology hubs of Bangalore, located along Hosur Road in the south of the city. It is laid out in phases, with Phase 1 and Phase 2 holding most of the IT campuses, and the main postal PIN is 560100. Villages such as Hulimangala, Bommasandra, Hebbagodi and Konappana Agrahara surround the industrial area and now carry much of its housing.

Roads and metro

Hosur Road, a national highway, runs through Electronic City towards Hosur in Tamil Nadu. An elevated expressway above it connects the area with Silk Board Junction, and NICE Road links it to the south and west of the city. The Yellow Line of Namma Metro runs from RV Road to Bommasandra, with stations at Electronic City, Huskur Road and Hebbagodi.

Work, schools and hospitals

Infosys, Wipro, HCL and Tech Mahindra are among the employers with large campuses in the area, and the Bommasandra and Jigani industrial areas are next door. Schools, colleges and hospitals have followed the offices, so most daily needs are met within the locality. Homes on offer can be compared on our list of apartments for sale in Electronic City.

Habulus Tranquil RERA registration number is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/020126/008378, granted on 2 January 2026 by the Karnataka RERA authority. The promoter is Habulus Builders and Developers Private Limited, the company behind the Habulus Groups brand. The land is developed jointly with its owners, BSR Developers and two individual landowners.

Key RERA details of Habulus Tranquil

The main entries of the registration are listed below:

• RERA registration date: 2 January 2026
• Project start date: 1 December 2025
• Proposed completion date: 31 December 2031
• Registered homes: 400, with 200 of 2 BHK and 200 of 3 BHK

Plan sanction and added floors

The Bangalore Development Authority approved the building plan on 8 October 2025. A revised plan with four more floors in each tower was sanctioned on 8 May 2026, taking the project to 524 homes. The change was filed with Karnataka RERA on 2 September 2026, and buyers of homes on the added floors should ask for the updated certificate once it is issued.

Other approvals

Clearances from BESCOM, the fire and emergency services, the Airports Authority of India, the state environment authority, the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board and BSNL are in place. The registration number and the quarterly progress reports can be checked on the Karnataka RERA portal.

Habulus Tranquil construction status is foundation stage as of September 2026, with about 15% of the work on the registered plan carried out. Work began on 1 December 2025, and the earthwork and levelling were finished by the end of March 2026. The proposed completion date is 31 December 2031.

Progress on site

Foundation footing work started in March 2026 and had reached 80% by the close of that quarter. Bookings opened with Towers C and D, where 53 homes had been taken by March 2026.

Planned schedule of Habulus Tranquil

The stages ahead and their planned dates are listed below:

• Work up to plinth level: September to December 2026
• Basement floor and retaining walls: January to June 2027
• RCC frame of the towers: May 2027 to December 2029
• Masonry and plastering: January 2028 to October 2029
• Doors, windows, plumbing and electrical work: January 2030 to March 2031
• Flooring, painting, lifts and landscaping: November 2030 to December 2031

What comes next?

Ask us for the latest site photos and the progress of each tower.