Vajram Group

Buying from Vajram Group in Bangalore today means an under-construction flat in the north of the city. Its current homes are in Thanisandra and Kogilu, both on the airport side, and they cover 2 BHK homes for smaller households as well as larger 3 and 4 BHK layouts.

The Bengaluru developer works in both housing and commercial property around the city, and talks up its design and engineering. It does not publish a founding year. Vajram Newtown 2.0 in Thanisandra has 272 homes on 3 acres, with possession from 2028. Vajram Vivera Apartments in Kogilu is larger, with 343 homes on 6.2 acres, due from 2030. Neither has been handed over yet, so you are buying on plan.

Since both projects are being built, start with the RERA registration and compare the completion date on it with the one in your agreement. Visit the site to see how far work has gone. Ask for a cost sheet that shows parking, club, maintenance deposit and GST, and check how instalments are linked to construction stages. Ask the developer to show you a finished building of theirs, so you can judge quality in person. A bank that has already approved the project for loans is a useful signal on the land papers.

Newtown 2.0 opens near Rs. 1.11 Crore, with standard, premium and large 2 BHK plans and a large 3 BHK. It fits first-time buyers and young families. Vivera starts at about Rs. 2.23 Crore for 3 and 4 BHK homes, aimed at bigger families who can wait until 2030. Anyone working in the north can compare both with nearby projects that are already complete.