Location & Connectivity
Arvind The Park is a plotted development in Lingadeeranahalli, Devanahalli, on the NH-7 corridor in North Bangalore — the belt that’s seen the most plotted-development activity in the city over the past few years thanks to Kempegowda International Airport. Most sources put it around 16 km from the airport terminal. Local infrastructure is still thin: the nearest reference points in listings are schools like Akash International School and Chinmayee Public School, and the Devanahalli bus stand, rather than any major commercial or retail anchor. As with most Devanahalli plots, this is a bet on the area’s continued growth around the airport and the upcoming aerospace and IT investment in the region, not a purchase for immediate day-to-day convenience.
Project Specifications
- Total land area: 23 acres
- Total plots: 340
- Plot sizes: 1,200 to 2,400 sq ft
- Possession: March 2027
Pricing
Pricing varies somewhat by source but converges on a consistent per-sq-ft rate once you look at the breakdown by plot size:
- 1,200 sq ft: Rs 75 lakh
- 1,500 sq ft: Rs 93.75 lakh
- 2,000 sq ft: Rs 1.25 crore
- 2,400 sq ft: Rs 1.5 crore
A separate aggregate range quotes Rs 71 lakh to Rs 1.32 crore for the same size band, which is close to but not identical to the table above. The size-wise table works out to a flat rate and is the more useful reference — treat the aggregate range as a rough ballpark rather than a precise quote, and confirm current per-sq-ft pricing with the sales office since plotted-development rates in Devanahalli have been moving.
Amenities
Unusually for a plotted development, the clubhouse amenity list here reads more like a full apartment-township package: a library, indoor games room, table tennis, a discotheque, a multimedia theatre, a restaurant, a “Monogram lounge,” and a rooftop infinity pool alongside a spa, gym, badminton court and themed nature gardens. Basic plot-community essentials — car parking, power backup, water storage, waste disposal, CCTV security and maintenance staff — are also listed. Worth confirming which of the more elaborate features (rooftop pool, discotheque) are actually built and operational versus still on the master plan, since plotted developments sometimes deliver core infrastructure well ahead of clubhouse amenities.
RERA & Compliance
Arvind The Park is registered under Karnataka RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/050325/007549, which decodes to a registration date of 5 March 2025 — consistent with its reported 2025 launch and March 2027 possession target.
A Few Honest Notes
- The two pricing figures in circulation (the flat per-sq-ft table vs. the broader Rs 71 lakh-1.32 crore aggregate range) are close enough that this isn’t a red flag, but confirm the current rate before budgeting — plot pricing in this corridor has been climbing as more of the Devanahalli belt gets built out.
- Exact land area wasn’t confirmed independently beyond the 23-acre figure that recurs across multiple portals; no source gave a conflicting number, but only one builder-linked cluster of sites was the ultimate origin for most of the aggregator listings, so treat it as reasonably but not exhaustively verified.
- As with any plotted development this far out, the real return depends on how fast (and whether) the surrounding infrastructure — roads, schools, retail — actually materialises on the timeline the marketing implies. Devanahalli has delivered on this before, but not on every project, and not always on schedule.
Nearby Comparables
For other plotted and villa-plot options in the same Devanahalli corridor already covered on this site, see Sattva City in Doddajala, Assetz The Secret Lake on IVC Road, and Assetz Promise of Spring in Avathi — all useful for comparing per-sq-ft rates and possession timelines across the wider airport-belt plotted-development market.
Verdict
Arvind The Park fits a buyer specifically looking for a plot (not a built unit) in the Devanahalli corridor, with a builder that has a long enough track record in Bangalore plotted development to reduce execution risk relative to smaller, newer players. The pricing is mid-range for the belt and the RERA registration is clean. The trade-off is the same one that applies to every Devanahalli plot right now: you’re buying land in an area still catching up on schools, retail and daily-life infrastructure, on the expectation that the airport corridor keeps growing. If that horizon works for you, this is a reasonably verified option to shortlist; if you need livable infrastructure now, look closer to the existing Devanahalli or Yelahanka core instead.
