
Location & Connectivity
Brigade Eternia sits just off SH 9 near Yelahanka Police Station, directly opposite RMZ Galleria Mall, in the Ambedkar Colony area of Yelahanka, North Bangalore — PIN 560065.
- Yelahanka Metro Station (Blue/Yellow Line construction area) is about 1.4 km away, and Yelahanka Junction railway station roughly 1.5 km
- Kempegowda International Airport is around 19 km, a genuine plus for anyone whose work involves frequent flying
- Bellary Road (NH 44) and the Outer Ring Road give access toward Hebbal, Manyata Tech Park and the rest of North Bangalore’s IT corridor
- Yelahanka is an established, largely built-up locality rather than a raw growth corridor — schools, hospitals and everyday retail are already in place, unlike some of the newer airport-road launches further north
Project Specifications
- Developer: Brigade Group
- Land area: 14 acres, with roughly 80% kept as open space and landscaping
- Configuration: 12 towers, high-rise
- 1,124 apartments in 3 and 4 BHK formats only
- Sizes: sources aren’t fully consistent here — one set of listings puts sizes at 1,600-2,400 sq ft, another (citing carpet area specifically) goes up to 2,950 sq ft. If a specific size matters to your decision, ask the sales office whether the figure you’re comparing is carpet, built-up or super built-up area — the gap between listings suggests different sources are measuring differently, not that the flats vary that wildly.
Pricing
Recent quarterly tracking puts average pricing at roughly Rs 14,250-14,450 per sq ft, which was already up about 1.4% quarter-on-quarter as of Q2 2026. At that rate, a 3 BHK toward the smaller end of the size range would come in around Rs 2.3-2.5 crore, with larger 4 BHK units well past Rs 3.5 crore. Brigade hasn’t published a flat starting price publicly, so treat the per-sqft figure as the more reliable number to work from.
Amenities
- Full clubhouse with landscaped gardens
- Swimming pool and gymnasium
- Multiple outdoor sports courts
- Mini-plex (in-house screening room)
- Children’s play area and creche
- Banquet halls, 24/7 security
RERA & Compliance
Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/070325/007559, which decodes to a registration date of 7 March 2025 — consistent with this being a genuinely recent launch rather than an older project being re-marketed. Possession is pegged at March 2030, a roughly five-year build timeline typical for a large multi-tower high-rise.
A Few Honest Notes
Yelahanka is a well-established part of North Bangalore, so you’re not taking the same infrastructure-timing bet you would with an under-construction corridor further out toward the airport — but that maturity also means traffic on the arterial roads around RMZ Galleria and Yelahanka Junction can get heavy at peak hours, and it’s worth driving the route yourself at rush hour before assuming a smooth commute. The unit-size discrepancy between listings (1,600-2,400 vs up to 2,950 sq ft) is common enough with large projects where aggregators pull from different brochure revisions, but get the exact carpet area for your specific unit in writing before booking.
Nearby Comparables
Yelahanka has seen steady activity from multiple builders in the last couple of years. Shriram Serenity in nearby Rajanukunte and Birla Alokya, both already covered on this site, sit in the same broad North Bangalore belt and are worth cross-shopping on price per sq ft and amenity depth if you’re evaluating Eternia.
Verdict
Eternia suits buyers who want the convenience of an established locality — existing schools, hospitals, retail — over the promise of a still-developing corridor, and who are specifically looking at 3 or 4 BHK homes rather than smaller units (there’s no 1 or 2 BHK option here at all). The Rs 14,000+ per sq ft pricing puts it toward the premium end for Yelahanka, so it’s worth comparing directly against Shriram Serenity and Birla Alokya on a per-sqft basis before deciding. Given the March 2030 possession date is roughly four years out, this is a project for buyers planning ahead rather than anyone needing a home soon.



