Tata Promont Phase 2, Banashankari (Hosakerehalli)

Overview

Tata Promont Phase 2 is a small, high-end apartment development by Tata Housing at Hosakerehalli, Banashankari 3rd Stage, South Bangalore. It’s a follow-on phase next to the original Tata Promont — an older, well-known hillside project on the same road that this site covered back in 2011 — but Phase 2 is a distinct, separately RERA-registered building, not a re-launch of the old one. If you’re researching this project, make sure whichever listing you’re reading is actually talking about Phase 2 and not the original 2011-era Promont.

Location & Connectivity

The site address is 168, 3rd Main Road, Ittamadu, Banashankari 3rd Stage, Hosakerehalli, Bangalore 560085 — a well-established, centrally located South Bangalore neighbourhood rather than a growth-corridor bet. This is an infill project in a built-up area: existing schools, hospitals and retail are already in place nearby, and the location has reasonable access to Kanakapura Road, Bannerghatta Road and the Outer Ring Road at Banashankari/JP Nagar. It’s a genuinely different profile from most other new launches on this site, which tend to sit in developing corridors further out.

Project Specifications

  • Configuration: 3 and 4 BHK, sized 2,378 sq ft (3 BHK) to 3,025-3,045 sq ft (4 BHK)
  • Total units: 36, across 3 towers
  • Land area: 0.51 acres — a compact, land-constrained infill site rather than a large master-planned layout

Pricing

Listings put the price band at roughly Rs 4.11 crore to Rs 4.14 crore across the 3 and 4 BHK configurations — a surprisingly narrow range given the size difference between the two (2,378 sq ft vs over 3,000 sq ft). That’s tight enough to suggest the quoted range may not cleanly separate the two configurations; get a config-specific price sheet from the sales office rather than relying on this range alone.

Amenities

  • Clubhouse with swimming pool
  • Jogging tracks
  • Kids’ park
  • 24×7 power backup
  • Covered parking

Given the small unit count, don’t expect the sprawling amenity list of a large township — this is a boutique building, and the amenity set reflects that.

RERA & Compliance

Phase 2 is registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/300724/006953, which decodes to a 30 July 2024 registration. Possession is targeted for December 2028.

A Few Honest Notes

At 36 units on half an acre, this is one of the smallest new-launch projects covered on this site recently — closer to a boutique infill building than a typical gated community, so don’t expect large open grounds or a big clubhouse. The price per unit (over Rs 4 crore) reflects the location premium of an established South Bangalore address rather than size or amenities. Because the original Tata Promont (covered on this site as an old 2011 post) sits nearby under a very similar name, double-check with the sales office or RERA website that any brochure or price sheet you’re handed is actually for Phase 2 before you commit.

Verdict

This suits a buyer who specifically wants an established, centrally located South Bangalore address and is prepared to pay for that location rather than for scale or amenities — it’s a small, land-constrained project, not a lifestyle township. If large open spaces, extensive amenities or a lower ticket size matter more to you, this isn’t the right comparison set; look instead at the bigger South Bangalore launches on Kanakapura Road or Bannerghatta Road.

Nearby Comparables

There isn’t a close like-for-like new launch from this batch in the immediate Banashankari/Hosakerehalli pocket. For a broader South Bangalore comparison at a very different price point and scale, see Vaishnavi Krishna Brindavan, JP Nagar and Sattva Forest Ridge, JP Nagar (Anjanapura) — both already covered on this site.

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