Mahaveer Highlands, Kengeri (Mysore Road)

Mahaveer Highlands is a mid-rise apartment project by Mahaveer Group at Kommaghatta, off Mysore Road in Kengeri, South-West Bangalore. It carries Karnataka RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/220922/005266, dated 22 September 2022.

Location & Connectivity

The address is Sy No 25/1, 100 Feet Road, 2nd Block SVM BDA Layout, Kommaghatta, Kengeri — a well-established residential pocket off Mysore Road rather than a frontier location. Kengeri has decent access into the city via Mysore Road and NICE Road, and the area has enough schools, hospitals and everyday retail already in place that it doesn’t carry the same “still developing” caveats as some of the newer plotted belts further out. It’s a value-oriented, commuter-friendly location more than a premium address, which lines up with the project’s price band.

Project Specifications

  • Land area: 2.72 acres.
  • Towers: 4 towers, Basement + Ground + 10 floors each.
  • Total units: 312, across 1, 2 and 3 BHK configurations.
  • Unit sizes: 1 BHK from 647-684 sq ft, 2 BHK from 1,025-1,216 sq ft, 3 BHK from 1,400-1,500 sq ft.

Pricing

Listings put the overall price band at roughly Rs 42 lakh to Rs 1.53 crore depending on configuration, with entry-level 1 BHK+1T units starting around Rs 42 lakh. On the 3 BHK end, figures vary a bit more by source — one listing puts the starting all-inclusive price at Rs 94 lakh, another quotes Rs 1.16 crore as the starting point for the same configuration. That’s a meaningful enough gap that it’s worth getting an exact, unit-specific quote from the sales office rather than assuming either figure applies to the tower or floor you’re looking at.

Amenities

The project includes a clubhouse, gymnasium, swimming pool with a separate toddler’s pool, jogging track, landscaped gardens and a children’s play area, along with a multipurpose hall. It’s a fairly standard amenity set for a project of this size and price point — nothing extravagant, but reasonably complete for a mid-rise, value-segment development.

RERA & Compliance

RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/220922/005266, registered 22 September 2022. Possession is generally quoted as targeted for September 2026, though the RERA-committed possession date on file is March 2027 — a fairly normal buffer between a marketing target and the regulatory deadline, but worth confirming which date applies to your specific unit before you plan around it.

A Few Honest Notes

At 2.72 acres and 312 units, this is a dense, compact development rather than a spacious, low-density one — expect the usual trade-offs that come with that (less open space per resident, closer tower spacing) compared to larger master-planned projects in the same price range. The price spread on 3 BHK units across different listings is wide enough that it’s worth treating any online quote as a starting point for negotiation rather than a fixed number.

Verdict

This is a reasonable option for a buyer prioritizing an established, well-connected Mysore Road location over a premium address or extensive amenities — the price band (roughly Rs 42 lakh to Rs 1.5 crore) puts it well within reach for first-time buyers and those upgrading from a smaller unit. Given the gap between the September 2026 marketing target and the March 2027 RERA-committed date, buyers who need a firm move-in timeline should lean on the later date when planning. Confirm the exact 3 BHK pricing for your preferred tower directly with the sales office given the spread across listings.

Nearby comparables

For comparison in the same Mysore Road/Kengeri corridor, it’s worth looking at other mid-segment apartment projects along Mysore Road and RR Nagar, including Birla Ojasvi further up toward RR Nagar (already covered on this site), which sits in a similar price bracket but targets a slightly different micro-market.

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