DSR The Address, Dommasandra (Sarjapur Road)

Location & Connectivity

DSR The Address is at Dommasandra Circle, opposite TISB (The International School Bangalore), on the Varthur–Sarjapur Road corridor in East Bangalore. This is a well-trodden IT-adjacent belt — Sarjapur Road and Whitefield’s tech parks are both within reach, and the area is one of the more actively developed micro-markets in this part of the city, with an upcoming Dommasandra metro stop and flyover cited by the developer as planned infrastructure. As with most projects along this stretch, current road congestion during peak hours is a known trade-off for the IT-corridor proximity — worth experiencing firsthand at rush hour before committing.

Project Specifications

  • Land area: 13.67–13.68 acres
  • Towers: 6 towers, Ground + 30 floors
  • Total units: reported as either 1,043 or 1,372 depending on the source (see notes below)
  • Configuration: 1, 2, 2.5, 3 and 4 BHK
  • Unit sizes: 463–1,744 sq ft
  • Launch: officially launched 25 July 2024
  • Possession: targeted for 12 June 2029

Pricing

Overall pricing spans roughly Rs 1.18 crore to Rs 2.79 crore, with 2 BHK units starting around Rs 1.23 crore all-inclusive. That’s a fairly wide band, consistent with the project’s broad 1-to-4 BHK configuration mix rather than a single-tier product.

Amenities

  • ~59,000 sq ft clubhouse
  • 80+ amenities across indoor and outdoor spaces, including:
  • Pool deck with loungers, a main pool and a dedicated kids’ pool
  • Putting green and a “glamp zone”
  • Basketball and tennis courts, outdoor gym, amphitheatre and multipurpose park
  • Campfire seating and a skate park
  • Pet plaza and outdoor walkways, cycle track and pedestrian paths
  • WFH zones with WiFi, an arts & crafts corner, and an elders’ seating court
  • Billiards room and a dedicated club pool

RERA & Compliance

DSR The Address is registered under Karnataka RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/050924/006996, which decodes to a registration date of 5 September 2024 — consistent with the reported July 2024 launch.

A Few Honest Notes

  • The unit count genuinely doesn’t agree across sources — 1,043 versus 1,372 is a big enough gap that it isn’t just rounding. Acreage, tower count and RERA details are all consistent across sources, so this looks like one source counting a later phase or block differently rather than a fabricated figure, but confirm the exact unit count for your specific tower with the sales office before assuming either number.
  • At 6 towers rising to G+30 on under 14 acres, density here will be on the higher side — if low-rise, low-density living matters to you, this isn’t that kind of project.
  • The elaborate 80+ amenity, 59,000 sq ft clubhouse pitch is ambitious for this price band; as always with pre-completion listings, ask what’s actually built versus planned before treating the full list as guaranteed.

Nearby Comparables

For other current listings on the same Sarjapur Road corridor, it’s worth comparing against Mana Vista, Gattahalli (Sarjapur Road), Inspira Infinity, Carmelaram (Sarjapur Road), and Godrej Lakeside Orchard, Kodathi (Sarjapur Road) — all sit within a similar stretch and price territory.

Verdict

DSR The Address is a reasonable option if you want a wide choice of configurations (1 through 4 BHK) on the Sarjapur–Varthur corridor with an unusually large amenity package for the price band, and you’re comfortable with a high-density, high-rise setting. Before booking, get the exact unit count and phase details in writing given the unresolved 1,043-vs-1,372 discrepancy across listings, and factor in the corridor’s known peak-hour traffic if daily commute time matters to you.

Add a comment

“In 2009 I was in search of a property. Before I could finalize one, I had so many questions: was the location right? could I rely on the builder? was the price quoted the same for everyone? what should I know before I issue the cheque? — and many more questions that kept coming to mind. With no platform, I started harshasagar.com to help myself out. 15 years later, these questions still come to me whenever I think about buying another property. There’s no shortage of platforms today — social media, WhatsApp, and more. But if you’ve still got a question or something to share, this place is still here for you.”— Harsha Sagar, founder