DLF Maiden Heights

2026 Update: DLF Maiden Heights, Now Includes a Phase II

The original post below is from September 2011, written just after launch — 2 BHK from Rs. 27+ lakh, 3 BHK from Rs. 37+ lakh. It’s a mature, ready-to-move community today, and the project has since expanded — here’s the current picture as of August 2026:

  • DLF Maiden Heights Phase II now exists — a separate, later addition on 9 acres with 696 units across 9 towers, sizes 920–1,230 sq ft. Not mentioned in the original 2011 post since it hadn’t been built yet; if you’re comparing listings, check which phase a given unit belongs to.
  • Current pricing is well above the 2011 launch figures. Recent listings show 2 BHK from around Rs. 39 lakh and 3 BHK from around Rs. 67 lakh, with average pricing around Rs. 5,200–5,400/sq ft — broadly in line with the wider Jigani micro-market.
  • Locality sentiment is decent — residents rate the broader Jigani area around 4.0–4.1 out of 5 for livability across review platforms, with one recurring theme worth noting honestly: reviewers mention rapid residential growth alongside fading greenery in the area, a genuine trade-off of a once-industrial belt now filling in with housing.
  • The original “distance from Hosur Road, limited price appreciation” concern from 2011 can now be checked against 14+ years of actual price history rather than speculation — current pricing suggests the area has appreciated meaningfully since launch, though slower than closer-in Electronic City micro-markets.

Treat the pricing and concerns below this line as 2011 launch-stage context, not current status.


DLF Maiden Heights

DLF Maiden Heights is a new project by DLF in Bangalore. DLF Maiden Heights to be launched shortly is located close at Rajapura on Jigani – Bommansandra Road close to Electronic City. DLF Maiden Heights is proposed to be priced in the affordable category. The project in phase 1 will be on 10 acres and to be expanded upto 100 acres. The project will consist of several blocks with max being G + 12 floors. Expected completion time of the project is 3 years from launch time.

DLF Maiden Heights officially launched on 6th October on the occasion of Dussera

Cluster 1 (A,B,C,D,E Towers) only open for bookings, which will have combination of 2BHK and 3BHK.

DLF Maiden Heights Options

  • 2BHK+2T – 913 / 915 / 917 / 919 / 921 / 925)
  • 3BHK+3T – 1222 / 1230

DLF Maiden Heights Price (2011 launch price — see update above for current pricing)

Value Homes – Approximate prices

  • 2 BHK apartments all inclusive price starting from Rs. 27+ lakhs
  • 3 BHK apartments all inclusive price starting from Rs. 37+ lakhs

Price Breakup

  • View Charges (Per Sft) – Lifestyle- Rs.100 / Premium – Rs.50 / Standard – Nil
  • Orientation Charges (Per Sft) – Corner – Rs.25 / Non Corner – Nil
  • Door Facing Charges (Per sft) – East – Rs.50 / North & West – Rs.25 / South – Nil
  • IBMS – Rs.50 Per sft
  • IIDC – Rs.50,000/- per unit
  • Car Parking – Open only – Rs.1,50,000/-
  • Club House Charges – Rs.75,000/-
  • Water & Electricity – Rs.1,25,,000/-
  • Floor rise Rs. 20 per sft from 5th floor

DLF Maiden Heights Location

Rajapura, Jigani – Bommasandra Road

From Hosur Road – 5.5 Kms
From Bannerghatta Road – 8.0 Kms
From Electronic City – 9.1 Kms

DLF Maiden Heights – Concerns (2011)

  • Located in an industrial stretch between Bommansandra and Jigani Industrial Area
  • Distance from Hosur Road is more than 5 km, price appreciation of projects near Hosur road has not been much
  • Land rates are lower in the surroundings and projects like Pride Vatika or Nadanavana, RK Layout etc are alternate options

DLF Maiden Heights – Investment Plus Points (2011)

  • Coming from DLF price of 25-27 lacs looks attractive
  • The project proposes to expand upto 100 acres so we expect a host of facilities & a lot of open space
  • Ideal for those working at Electronic City

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