Rewild Doddaballapura: A Buyer's Guide to the Plots, RERA Status and Site Work (October 2026)

The Rewild Doddaballapura layout holds 141 large residential plots inside a gated development of roughly 39.2 acres. It is in hills that begin north-west of the town of Doddaballapur, in Bengaluru Rural district. Rewild Life LLP promotes it as a community for second homes and weekends. Below are the RERA position, site progress, plot sizes, access, costs and pre-booking checks.
RERA Registration and Site Progress
Karnataka RERA granted approval PRM/KA/RERA/1250/301/PR/140524/006871 on 14 May 2024. Work is registered to run from 14 June 2024 to 13 June 2029, and the promoter declares no litigation over the project or the land.
Development continues as of October 2026. Roads are 82% done and plot formation 83% in the newest quarterly update on the portal. Power supply is at 34%, and the storm water drains, sewage lines and water supply are around 45% each.
Street lighting and landscaping come in the later years. Searching the Karnataka RERA portal by project name confirms the number. It also opens every quarterly update along with the plot schedule and the approved layout.
The Registered Details
The main registered details are listed below:
- Promoter firm: Rewild Life LLP
- Nature of project: plotted development with amenities
- Extent: about 39.2 acres, measured as 158,635 sq m
- Plots: 141 in number, from 3,930 sq ft up to 16,610 sq ft approximately
- Villages and survey numbers: Hosanagenahalli (14 to 24, 35 and 27 to 30) and Ojenahalli (76)
- Hobli, taluk and district: Sasalu, Doddaballapura, Bengaluru Rural, pincode 561203
- Completion date registered: 13 June 2029
The layout plan received Doddaballapura Planning Authority approval on 1 March 2024. Plots occupy 87,156 sq m, around 55% of the land. The remainder is internal roads, two civic amenity sites and 11 parks and open spaces.
Plot Sizes and Shapes
City layouts mostly offer sites of 1,200 or 2,400 sq ft, far smaller than the plots here. The standard plot, 18 metres by 30 metres, measures 540 sq m or roughly 5,812 sq ft. The 141 plots divide as follows:
- 49 plots at 18 metres by 30 metres, roughly 5,812 sq ft apiece
- 2 plots at 18 metres by 28 metres, roughly 5,425 sq ft apiece
- 90 irregular plots, from 3,930 sq ft up to 16,610 sq ft approximately
In all, 12 are above 1,000 sq m, 27 fall between 600 sq m and 1,000 sq m in size, and 102 are below 600 sq m (near 6,460 sq ft). Slope dictates the outline of the irregular plots, so check the shape and level of each on the ground.
A park borders many of the plots, while private land beyond the layout borders a few. Each plot's neighbours on all sides appear in the RERA portal's plot schedule. Buyers should read that entry and then walk all four boundaries.
Getting There
The site covers parts of two villages, Hosanagenahalli and Ojenahalli, in Doddaballapura Taluk. Farmland, lakes and rocky hills form this stretch of the Makalidurga hill belt, and Doddaballapur is the town for the villages.
The road from the city goes via Yelahanka and Doddaballapur, finishing on a two-lane rural stretch. A working-day drive from central North Bangalore shows the real journey. Distance is the cost of the setting and decides how often the family will use the plot.
Schools, hospitals and shops are in Doddaballapur town, which rules out daily city life. The layout serves for long-term holding, for retirement or as a retreat. Visit on an ordinary weekend and again in the monsoon for a fair view of the road.
Parks, Amenities and Water
Parks and open spaces, in 11 parcels, total 25,753 sq m or some 6.4 acres. The two civic amenity sites take 8,000 sq m, nearly 2 acres, and internal roads 37,725 sq m.
Sanitation, water supply, electricity, parks and outdoor sports areas are the amenities and services registered, and the plan has storm water drains and a sewage treatment plant. Ask for written confirmation, with charges, of any managed-maintenance service, the stay facilities and the clubhouse.
The Hosahalli Gram Panchayat is the registered source of water. Summer availability and delivery to each plot are what count on a hill site. Ask for the storage and borewell plan and the rainwater harvesting works.
What a Plot Costs
Price depends on a plot's size, level and view, so start from the developer's current price list. Plots this large carry a high ticket size even at a moderate rate. For illustration, at Rs. 3,000 a sq ft, 5,812 sq ft comes to roughly Rs. 1.74 Crore.
Budget for these beyond the plot price:
- Registration fee of 2% and 5.6% stamp duty, cess and surcharge included
- Preferred location charges for view, park-facing or corner plots
- Yearly maintenance and the maintenance deposit
- Clubhouse membership where billed separately
- House construction, costlier on a slope
Banks finance approved residential plots, usually at a smaller share of value than a flat. The EMI calculator gives the monthly payment for the loan amount.
Suitable Buyers
The best fit is a buyer with a home in the city who wants a large plot in nature for a weekend house. A family that wants a garden around a retirement home also fits. Such land suits long holding more than quick resale.
For daily living or rental income, a plot closer to town is better. Large, high-value plots in remote places have few buyers, so resale is slow. The purchase works when the family means to use the land.
Before Booking
A plot's worth rests on title and approvals. Begin with these checks:
- The RERA number, approved layout and newest quarterly update, all seen on the portal
- The planning authority's layout approval and the order converting the land to residential use
- A property lawyer's opinion on the title of each survey number
- Boundaries, dimensions and plot number in the agreement, matching the registered schedule
- The planning authority's release of the plot for sale
- The gram panchayat's e-khata for the plot, with the building rules that apply
- Stage-linked payments, paid into no account other than the RERA account of the project
On the site visit, look at the slope and the access road of the exact plot. The developer confirms which plots remain available.



