Pride Green Avenues, Jigani: Plot Buyer's Guide (October 2026)
At Bukkasagara near Jigani in South Bangalore, Pride Group is developing Pride Green Avenues, a gated layout of 266 house plots on roughly 15 acres. Most sites measure 30x40 ft or 30x50 ft. This guide sets out the RERA record, plot sizes, location, progress on site and what a plot buyer should verify before paying anything.
Registration Details
Karnataka RERA registered the layout on 25 July 2025, though under the shorter title Green Avenues. Its key entries:
- Promoter: a partnership called M/s Paramount Infracon, operating from Pride Group's Lalbagh Road office
- A plotted scheme, 266 residential sites, on roughly 15 acres (registered as 60,691 sq m)
- RERA number: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/250725/007951
- Land: Survey Nos. 160/4, 160/3, 160/1 and 159 in Bukkasagara (Bengaluru 562106), which falls under Jigani Hobli in Anekal Taluk
- Layout sanctioned on 18 February 2025 by the Anekal Planning Authority
- Target completion: 30 June 2026
Layouts built through a group company often carry a registered name and promoter different from the brand. Expect Paramount Infracon, not the brand, to appear on the agreement and sale deed.
Plots and Land Use
Two standard sizes make up most of the layout, with some odd-shaped sites. The registered count:
- 141 sites of 30x40 ft, which is 9.14 m by 12.19 m, or roughly 1,200 sq ft
- 91 sites of 30x50 ft, which is 9.14 m by 15.24 m, or roughly 1,500 sq ft
- 34 irregular sites, ranging between roughly 780 sq ft and 2,300 sq ft
Sales material also refers to 40x60 ft plots, yet the biggest registered sites are irregular ones topping out near 2,300 sq ft. Anyone set on a 2,400 sq ft site should get its number on the sanctioned plan before paying.
The registered plan allots the land this way:
| Use | Share | Area (sq m) |
|---|---|---|
| Plots | 54% | 33,032 |
| Roads | 31% | 18,551 |
| Parks and open space (five) | 10% | 6,071 |
| Civic amenity sites (two) | 5% | 3,037 |
Roads inside the layout are 9 m to 12 m wide. The plan promises a clubhouse, landscaped parks, avenues lined with trees, a track for joggers, services laid underground, a gated entrance and camera surveillance. RERA lists borewells as the water source.
Location
Jigani mixes industry and housing in the stretch between Electronic City and Bannerghatta Road. From the layout, Electronic City is a 15-minute drive and Bannerghatta Road a 10-minute one, while NICE Road gives access westward.
Namma Metro's Yellow Line, running since August 2025, terminates on Hosur Road at Bommasandra. Reaching it from Jigani needs a car or bike, so it suits trips into the city rather than local errands, and everyday travel is by road.
Employment comes from the Bommasandra and Jigani industrial areas and Electronic City. Bigger hospitals, malls and more schools are found in the Bannerghatta Road and Electronic City direction. Anyone intending to settle here should spend a working day in the area to judge the routine.
Pricing and Extra Costs
Plot prices vary with size, facing and the width of the road in front, and corner or east-facing plots usually cost more. Get the price list in writing, showing what each sq ft costs and every additional charge.
Beyond the plot price, budget for:
- 5.6% stamp duty and 2% registration on the sale deed
- Any clubhouse, infrastructure or upkeep fees the developer adds
- Khata transfer plus power and water connection fees
- Construction of the house, a separate budget once the plot is paid
Stamp duty is levied on the higher of the guidance value and the sale price. Banks are more cautious lending on plots than on flats, so agree the sum and the deadline to build with the lender first.
Progress and Approvals
RERA lists work from 19 February 2025 with completion by 30 June 2026, with the conversion order for the land filed alongside. Development reached 38% in the quarterly report filed in January 2026.
That completion date has now passed. Ask for the current state of roads, drains, parks and the clubhouse, and whether any extension has been granted. Plots are released by the planning authority in stages as works finish, so the release order covering the selected site matters most. The portal entry itself gives every site's number, dimensions and boundaries.
Who Should Consider It
It fits buyers planning their own house in a gated layout with money left for construction once the plot is bought, as well as long-term holders who want land with clean papers. Commuters to Electronic City, Bommasandra or Jigani benefit most.
Until a house goes up, a plot yields no rent. Buyers needing a home soon, or steady rental income, would do better with a finished flat.
Pre-Booking Checklist
Complete these before paying the booking amount:
- Compare the agreement's site number, measurements and boundaries with RERA's plot list
- Request the release order for that plot
- Obtain a separate khata for the plot and confirm with the local body what kind it is
- Have a lawyer study the encumbrance certificates, conversion order and title papers for all four survey numbers
- Walk the roads, drains, electricity lines, parks and clubhouse, and get a dated list of pending work
- Check that a bank will lend against the plot
- Look up the area's guidance value before calculating stamp duty
Walking the site with the approved layout in hand is the single most useful check. On the ground, the plot's size, placement and frontage road must match what the plan shows.
