Hosur Road and Electronic City

Hosur Road is the south Bangalore corridor that feeds Electronic City. A project described as ten minutes from Electronic City is not the same product as a home inside the campus belt. One is a highway-side commute that still has to clear the toll and the junction. The other is the office address itself. Ask which of those two drives you will actually repeat.

On this shortlist the south home is DS MAX Sky Sampadha, a DS-MAX block on Hosur Road. The builder places it about ten minutes from Electronic City. Published guides start at ₹72.36 lakh for a 2 BHK of about 1,206 to 1,390 sq. ft., and ₹1.03 crore for a 3 BHK of about 1,572 to 1,645 sq. ft. The floor count is 2B + S + G + 22. Height changes the day: lifts, water, the floor you are sold, and how long a tired evening takes to reach the ground.

The RERA record printed for Sky Sampadha is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/291225/008366. Check that number yourself on rera.karnataka.gov.in and match it to the phase you are shown, not only to the project name. The building is under construction. Ask what is standing, which possession date belongs to which phase, and which charges sit outside the rate of ₹6,000 per sq. ft. for the 2 BHK and ₹6,600 per sq. ft. for the 3 BHK.

Do not shortlist Sky Sampadha against a Whitefield or Sarjapur apartment unless the office is actually on this side of the city. Electronic City, Hosur Road and the south industrial belt are the commute it is for. If the weekday ends at ITPL or Manyata, this is the wrong map.

CORPLAND is the advisory, not DS-MAX. A figure on this page is a guide. Walk the home only after the slot is confirmed with the developer, so you are not driving to a tower that cannot be shown.