Sattva Ekatra Price

The project has six main plot price bands based on size and dimensions. The rates shown here cover only the base price. Buyers have to pay extra for corner plots or premium facing units. You must also pay registration fees and stamp duty taxes.

These numbers serve as launch-price references. You should check current prices for your chosen plot. This pricing model keeps the project competitive. It sits right between Doddaballapura's mid-range homes as well as North Bengaluru's luxury gated communities. That balance makes it a great choice for both investors and home buyers.

Sattva Ekatra has moved from the launch-stage pricing to active sales. Sattva's main North Bengaluru listing shows plots starting at just ₹51.6 Lakhs. The project's detailed launch prices will help buyers to track how rates have moved over the time.

Buyers should compare current prices, corner fees, cost sheets, payment schedules, as well as open plots before booking. The lower launch rates may no longer apply to available units.

As of September 2026, Sattva's official North Bengaluru page lists plots from ₹51.6 Lakhs onwards. It also shows the plots you can buy right now. The project originally launched with plots beginning at only ₹51.6 Lakhs. This detail matters because entry prices rise as buyers book the cheaper plots.

Buyers should ask for the exact plot number, size, dimensions, and current cost. That gives you a better price quote than using the old base launch rate of ₹8,600 per sq. ft.

Price Breakup (Indicative)

• Base Price – The cost based on the total plot area.
• Corner Premium Charges – Added fees for the corner plots or units facing multiple sides.
• Clubhouse Membership – A one-time fee to access community spaces as well as amenities.
• Maintenance Amount – A fee you pay when taking possession.
• Corpus Fund – A long-term reserve fund paid at the time of possession.
• Registration Charges – Fees paid to the government based on local norms.
• GST – Taxes applied to the plot value and related services.
• Other Charges – Utility fees, paperwork costs, and project charges listed on the main cost sheet.

The advertised price and the final cost are not always the same. Always review every charge in the plot-specific cost sheet before you compare two plots.

A payment plan has proper details about the amount that has to be paid at every instalment. It gives a clear explanation of payment amount as well as when the payment must be made as the project progresses.

Sattva Ekatra follows a proper construction-linked payment schedule. Buyers have to pay 10% at booking as well as another 10% on the allotment. The remaining sale value is divided over construction-linked instalments, with the final balance due at almost possession.

Sattva Ekatra offers buyers easy as well as flexible payment schemes. The latest published payment schedule has 20% amount as the upfront commitment. It then spreads the remaining amount over small instalments linked to the project timeline. Buyers should follow the payment schedule which is attached to their Sale Agreement because exact amount as well as GST liability apply to the selected plot.

The main payment structure is

• 10% at the booking.
• 10% on allotment.
• Construction-linked instalments at the time of the development period.
• Final balance on the possession.
• Other applicable charges are paid separately as stated in the agreement.

The dedicated Sattva Ekatra Payment Plan page gives the complete milestone schedule.

A cost sheet is a clear document that gives a full breakdown of a property’s pricing, and it helps homebuyers to make proper, informed financial decisions. The cost sheet for Sattva Ekatra is a supportive tool for comparing final prices of several plot options, where buyers can select the one that suits their needs.

The Sattva Ekatra cost sheet will have wide-ranging information on:

• Base price
• Sale value
• Plot area cost
• Stamp duty charges
• Registration charges
• Taxes
• Additional charges
• Agreement value cost
• Total price
• Applicable GST for the Plots

Sattva Ekatra also has project-specific additional charges. The current cost-sheet page lists local authority and power connection charges at ₹150 per sq. ft., documentation charges of almost ₹50,000 per unit, generator charges of ₹70,000 to ₹2 Lakhs, water supply facilitation at ₹50,000, boundary development charges of ₹50,000 to ₹1.50 Lakhs as well as a sinking fund of around ₹50 per sq. ft. Buyers should have to confirm which charges apply to their exact plot.

You should look at Sattva Ekatra's price against today's North Bengaluru market instead of relying on fixed growth promises. Real estate reports show average plot rates in Doddaballapura and North Bengaluru sitting near ₹8,600 per sq. ft. for Q3 2026. This shows great price growth in the area. Different real estate sites use different data sets, so treat these figures as general market guides rather than promised returns.

Sattva Ekatra's early pricing gives strong value to home buyers and investors due to its top location. Its easy access to the Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), its large township design, as well as its close distance to North Bengaluru job hubs all support a solid long-term buying case. However, future price growth and resale profits can never be guaranteed.

Doddaballapura gives lower property prices than older, established parts of Central Bengaluru. Prices here have risen steadily in recent years because the area sits close to major workplace hubs like Doddaballapura Apparel Park and Bashettihalli.

As of Q3 2026, market data shows an average plot price of about ₹8,600 per sq. ft. in Doddaballapura. Wider market listings show a good range of prices based on project age, builder name, exact location, available amenities, and build status.

For Ekatra buyers, this means the original ₹8,600 per sq. ft. launch rate matched North Bengaluru's premium plot market at launch. Still, you should check current Ekatra prices on your own because today's remaining plots may carry higher active rates.

The area is growing fast today. Even so, buyers should judge true value by looking at actual project costs, build timelines, STRR road access, as well as nearby plot prices rather than assuming a set financial gain.

The North Bengaluru property market stays steady today. It gives buyers plenty of plot choices over many budget ranges. The region's fast job growth and new roads drive ongoing demand for gated communities and also quality land projects.

Plot prices vary widely all over different neighborhoods. North Bengaluru areas like Hebbal, Yelahanka, Devanahalli, Doddaballapura, and Jalahalli command different rates. These rates depend on distance to office hubs, access to the STRR, developer brand, as well as project completion status. For an Ekatra buyer, local prices in Doddaballapura and along the STRR belt offer a much better baseline than a broad city-wide average.

North Bengaluru continues to see high demand for the plotted land, but buyers in 2026 watch their budgets closely. Current market reports show that land values in North Bengaluru have grown well over the long term, even as national home sales cooled slightly in early 2026. This trend makes specific project pricing, clear locations, as well as the target hand-over dates far more vital than the vague city-wide growth claims.

Prices change from one location to another across North Bengaluru. Buyers can pick the best spot based entirely on their personal budgets and needs.

These selected residential real estate prices (per sq. ft.) all over major North Bengaluru localities are organized by pricing tier:

These locality figures are for indicative market references and it can changed by project, property age as well as listing type. Buyers should use the current project-specific quotations for an exact comparison.

Doddaballapura is a fast-growing residential hub near North Bengaluru’s main industrial belt. Its close distance to the Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR), Apparel Park, and Bashettihalli helps drive strong demand for land.

Market reports show an average plot rate of ₹8,600 per sq. ft. in Doddaballapura for Q3 2026. Broader listings show average prices all over the wider North Bengaluru area starting from ₹6,000 to ₹8,600 per sq. ft. This price difference shows why buyers must compare identical property types before judging the Ekatra's value.

For premium plots, current listings show asking prices in Doddaballapura between ₹6,000 and ₹8,600 per sq. ft. This gives buyers a clear 2026 price guide when looking at new as well as high-end plot developments.

At roughly ₹8,600 per sq. ft., Sattva Ekatra entered the market near Doddaballapura's top price level. However, it stayed well below prices in older, inner North Bengaluru neighborhoods. A compact plot in Ekatra has price at about ₹51.6 Lakhs, while larger 1,800 sq. ft. plots reached up to ₹1.55 Crore.

The most important figure for a September 2026 buyer is today's current unit price range. Sattva's official North Banalore site now lists Sattva Ekatra from just ₹51.6 Lakhs onwards. You should check and compare this starting price with the original launch rate, current plot choices, as well as the March 2029 target completion date before chosing if the price perfectly fits the budget.

For a project built by Sattva and registered with RERA, that gap between today's price and project hand-over is where you find true long-term value.