DSR Evoq (also marketed under the codename DSR EQ) is DSR Infrastructure’s high-rise launch off Whitefield-Hoskote Road at Hope Farm Junction, Kadugodi — the eastern end of the Whitefield IT corridor that’s absorbed a steady run of large apartment launches over the past few years. It carries Karnataka RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/271025/008195, dated 27 October 2025, which shows up consistently across every listing checked for this project.
Location & Connectivity
The address is off Whitefield-Hoskote Road, near 3G Homes Crimson Layout, Kadugodi, close to Hope Farm and the Hopefarm Channasandra Metro Station on the Purple Line extension. This puts it within reach of ITPL and the Whitefield tech-park belt, though as with most of this stretch, expect the usual congestion on Whitefield Main Road and the Hoskote road during peak commute hours. It’s a well-established residential pocket at this point rather than a frontier location — DSR itself has an older project (DSR Waterscape) not far away, and the area is dense with competing launches from Prestige, Mahindra and others.
Project Specifications
- Land area: 7.82 acres, consistent across all sources checked.
- Towers: 3 towers, each roughly 2-3 basements + ground + 29/30 floors (sources differ slightly on the basement count, not something that affects the buyer).
- Total units: listings say either 724 or 725 — a one-unit rounding difference, not worth worrying about, but confirm the exact figure for your tower with the sales office.
- Configurations: 2 BHK at 1,227 sq ft saleable (822 sq ft carpet); 3 BHK in two sub-types, 1,561 sq ft and 1,719-1,978 sq ft saleable (1,025-1,325 sq ft carpet); and 4 BHK at 2,362 sq ft saleable (1,535-1,582 sq ft carpet).
- Density works out to roughly 8 flats per floor across the three towers.
Pricing
March 2026 pricing put the entry 2 BHK at Rs 1.37-1.44 crore, running up to Rs 2.71-2.76 crore for the 4 BHK, all-inclusive. The spread between sources on both ends is small enough to treat as normal listing-to-listing rounding rather than a real conflict.
Amenities
- “Club Evoq” — a roughly 30,000 sq ft clubhouse — plus an infinity pool and a separate aqua park
- Sports courts, a co-working space, yoga deck and meditation pods
- 40+ lifestyle facilities in total, landscaped in a Mediterranean theme
- Around 85% open space across the 7.82-acre site
RERA & Compliance
RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/271025/008195, registered 27 October 2025. The RERA-filed possession date is December 2029, though one listing quotes a March 2029 target — both are plausible for a freshly-registered 30-floor project, so treat late 2029 as the realistic window rather than banking on the earlier date. As of May 2026, construction was reported at roughly 30% complete, with basement and raft work underway.
A Few Honest Notes
DSR has been building in Bangalore for over three decades, so execution track record isn’t the concern here — the bigger factor is that this is a dense, tightly-packed launch (3 towers, ~725 units on under 8 acres) in an already-crowded micro-market, so don’t expect a low-rise, spacious feel despite the “85% open space” marketing figure, which is typical for how that number gets calculated on high-rise plots. The unit-count wobble (724 vs 725) and basement-count variation across listings are cosmetic, but they’re a reminder to get the tower-specific floor plan in writing before booking rather than relying on a portal summary.
Verdict
DSR Evoq suits a buyer set on the Kadugodi/Hope Farm stretch of Whitefield who wants metro proximity and is comfortable with a 2029-plus possession horizon — this is still early-stage construction, not something close to handover. Pricing sits in the same premium band as other recent Whitefield high-rises, so it’s worth cross-shopping rather than treating it as a standout on cost. Get current unit availability and the specific tower’s floor plan confirmed directly with DSR before booking.
Nearby comparables worth cross-checking include Prestige Raintree Park and Prestige Somerville, both on Varthur Road in the broader Whitefield catchment, and Mahindra Blossom near Hope Farm Junction itself — all already covered on this site and useful for comparing pricing and density in the same corridor.
