Buying a Plot at Pride Green Avenues, Bukkasagara (October 2026 Guide)
Buyers who want to build their own house near Jigani can look at Pride Green Avenues, a gated plotted layout by Pride Group in Bukkasagara village, South Bangalore. Spread over about 15 acres, it holds 266 residential sites, largely 30 by 40 ft and 30 by 50 ft. This guide explains the location, plots, approvals, development status, costs and the checks to make before booking.
Where the Layout Is
The site is in Bukkasagara, a village of Anekal Taluk's Jigani Hobli, with pincode 562106. Jigani is a mixed factory and housing area located between Bannerghatta Road and Electronic City. Driving times from the layout are roughly 10 minutes to Bannerghatta Road and 15 to Electronic City, and NICE Road connects to the western side of the city.
The metro Yellow Line opened in August 2025, with Bommasandra, on Hosur Road, as its final station. From Jigani it is a drive away, so it serves trips into town more than local journeys, and day-to-day travel relies on roads.
Work in the area comes from Electronic City and the industrial estates of Bommasandra and Jigani. For major hospitals, shopping centres and a broader range of schools, residents head out towards Bannerghatta Road or Electronic City. Anyone intending to build and settle should spend a weekday in the area to see how daily life works.
RERA and Approvals
The project was registered on 25 July 2025 as Green Avenues, number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/250725/007951. M/s Paramount Infracon, the promoter, is a partnership firm whose office is at Pride Group's premises on Lalbagh Road. The registered land is 60,691 sq m, about 15 acres, under Sy. Nos. 159 and 160/1, 160/3 and 160/4.
The Anekal Planning Authority sanctioned the layout on 18 February 2025, and the registration carries the conversion order for the land. A group firm acting as promoter, under a name that differs from the brand, is normal for layouts, so Paramount Infracon will be the name on the agreement and the deed.
The registered start date was 19 February 2025, and the proposed completion date 30 June 2026. By the January 2026 quarterly filing, development had reached 38%.
Plot Sizes
Most of the 266 sites follow two standard dimensions, and the rest are irregular:
| Number | Size in feet | Size in metres | Approx. area (sq ft) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 141 | 30 by 40 | 9.14 by 12.19 | 1,200 |
| 91 | 30 by 50 | 9.14 by 15.24 | 1,500 |
| 34 | Odd shapes | Varies | 780-2,300 |
Brochures mention 40 by 60 ft plots as well, but the registered plan's biggest sites are irregular ones capped near 2,300 sq ft. Anyone wanting a site of 2,400 sq ft needs to have the developer point to it by number on the sanctioned plan.
Under the registered plan, the land is divided like this:
- Plots take 33,032 sq m, close to 54%
- Roads take 18,551 sq m, close to 31%
- Parks and open areas, five in all, take 6,071 sq m, close to 10%
- A pair of civic amenity sites take 3,037 sq m, close to 5%
Internal roads measure 9 m to 12 m across. The plan includes a clubhouse, parks, avenue trees, a running track, utilities below ground, a gated entry and CCTV cameras, with borewells registered as the water source.
Prices and Other Costs
A plot's price depends on its size, its facing and how wide the road outside is, with corner and east-facing sites typically at a premium. Ask for a written price list giving the per sq ft figure and all extra charges.
Other costs to plan for:
- Stamp duty of 5.6% plus 2% registration when the deed is registered
- Charges for the clubhouse, infrastructure or upkeep if levied
- Fees for khata transfer and for power and water connections
- Building the house itself, a second budget after the plot
Stamp duty applies to whichever is higher, the guidance value or the price paid. Lenders are stricter on plot loans than on flat loans, so settle the loan size and the time allowed for construction with the bank before booking.
Status of Works
The registered completion date is behind us. Buyers should find out how far the drains, roads, clubhouse and parks have progressed and whether the authority has extended the deadline. Plots in a layout are released in phases as works are completed, which makes the release order for the selected plot the most important paper. A search on the Karnataka RERA portal shows each plot's number, dimensions and boundaries.
Suitable Buyers
The layout fits people who want to build an independent home inside a gated community and have money set aside for construction. It also fits long-term investors looking for land with clear documents, and it is most practical for those employed around Bommasandra, Jigani or Electronic City.
Plots produce no rental income until a house is built. Someone who needs to move in soon, or wants regular rent, should consider a completed flat instead.
Checks Before Paying
Finish these before handing over a booking amount:
- Tally the agreement's plot details, including size and boundaries, against RERA's list
- Get a copy of the release order covering the plot
- Ask for an individual plot khata, and have the local body confirm which category it falls in
- Get a lawyer to examine the title chain, conversion order and EC for each of the four survey numbers
- Inspect infrastructure in person, from drains and power lines to parks and the clubhouse, and get unfinished work listed with dates
- Make sure a bank is willing to finance the plot
- Find out the local guidance value before estimating stamp duty
The most useful single step is visiting with the approved layout plan. The plot on site should agree with the plan on size, location and the width of the road it faces.
