Embassy East Avenue, Kadugodi (Whitefield)

Embassy East Avenue is a three-tower apartment project by Embassy Group on ITPL Main Road in Kadugodi, Whitefield, East Bangalore. It carries Karnataka RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200224/006649, dated 20 February 2024, with the public launch following in 2023-2024 depending on which listing you check.

Location & Connectivity

The site sits at Prasanth Extension, Kadugodi, right on ITPL Main Road — one of Whitefield’s busiest and most built-up stretches, within reach of ITPL itself, the wider ORR tech-park cluster, and the retail and hospital infrastructure that’s built up around Whitefield over the past decade. It’s a mature, well-serviced part of East Bangalore rather than a frontier location, which is reflected in the pricing. Peak-hour traffic on ITPL Main Road is a known drawback of the area generally, not specific to this project.

Project Specifications

  • Land area: approximately 3.75 acres.
  • Structure: three towers, Ground + 22 floors each.
  • Total units: 393 apartments.
  • Unit configurations: 2 BHK (1,146-1,186 sq ft), 2.5 BHK (1,416-1,451 sq ft) and 3 BHK (1,708 sq ft) — consistent across the sources checked.
  • Possession: committed for September 2028.

Pricing

Quoted starting prices vary more than usual here: one source puts the 2 BHK starting price at around Rs 1.48 crore, while another gives a noticeably higher Rs 1.85 crore for 2 BHK and Rs 2.65 crore for 3 BHK. That’s a wide enough gap that it’s likely a mix of base price versus all-inclusive pricing, or simply pricing that’s moved up since launch as the project has progressed — either way, treat both figures as indicative and get a current, itemised quote from the sales office rather than anchoring on either number.

Amenities

The project is anchored by a roughly 17,000 sq ft clubhouse, with a swimming pool, gymnasium, indoor games, a jogging track, a children’s playground, a yoga area, retail spaces, landscaped gardens and 24/7 security rounding out the spec — a fairly standard, premium-end Whitefield amenity list.

RERA & Compliance

PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200224/006649, registered 20 February 2024. Land area, tower configuration, unit count and unit sizes were consistent across the sources checked; the main point of disagreement was the price band noted above, which is worth resolving directly with the developer rather than a listing site.

A Few Honest Notes

The price spread between sources is unusually wide for a project that’s been registered and selling for close to two years now — enough to make a real difference to your budgeting, so don’t skip getting a firm, current quote before you get attached to a number you saw online. On the plus side, ITPL Main Road is about as established a Whitefield address as you’ll find, and the core project specs (acreage, tower count, unit sizes) haven’t shifted across the sources checked, which is a reasonable sign of a project that’s tracking to plan.

Verdict

This suits a buyer who wants a well-located, mid-to-large Whitefield apartment on a genuinely established stretch of ITPL Main Road and is comfortable with 2 to 3 BHK sizes rather than larger configurations. It’s competing directly with the cluster of other premium Whitefield launches already covered on this site rather than with anything at the more affordable end of the market. Given the price variance found across sources, get a written, itemised quote before you commit to a number.

Nearby comparables

In the same Whitefield/Kadugodi stretch, it’s worth comparing this against DSR Evoq (also in Kadugodi), Sobha Galera at Kannamangala, Mahindra Blossom at Hope Farm, and Sowparnika Euphoria in the East — all already covered on this site and all competing for a similar East Bangalore buyer.

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