Godrej Regent Park is a high-rise apartment project by Godrej Properties at Kada Agrahara on Sarjapur Main Road, East Bangalore. It carries Karnataka RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/150726/008810, dated 15 July 2026 — one of the more recently registered projects in this stretch of Sarjapur Road.
Location & Connectivity
The site is at Kada Agrahara on Sarjapur Main Road, part of the broader Sarjapur Road corridor that’s absorbed a steady run of large apartment launches over the past several years thanks to its proximity to the ORR tech-park belt, Wipro’s SEZ campus and the wider Whitefield-Sarjapur job cluster. It’s a well-established launch corridor at this point rather than a frontier location, which also means it’s dense with competing projects from Godrej, Sobha, Mana, Shriram and others in a similar price bracket. Expect the usual Sarjapur Road traffic during peak commute hours — a known, long-standing issue for this stretch rather than anything specific to this project.
Project Specifications
- Land area: 8.07 acres.
- Towers: 2 towers (Tower 1 and Tower 2), each 3 basements + Ground + 35 upper floors, roughly 109 metres tall.
- Total units: 534, in 2 BHK, 3 BHK (2T) and 3 BHK (3T) configurations.
- Unit sizes: 1,240 sq ft to 1,870 sq ft.
- Possession: committed for 31 July 2031.
Pricing
Launch pricing starts from Rs 1.44 crore for the entry 2 BHK units, running up to around Rs 2.16 crore for the larger 3 BHK premium configurations. That works out to roughly Rs 11,500-12,500 per sq ft depending on unit and floor, consistent with where Godrej and other premium developers have been pricing new Sarjapur Road launches this year. As always with a project this newly registered, treat these as launch-phase figures — expect pricing to move as towers get closer to possession.
Amenities
The project centres around a large 17,997 sq ft clubhouse with roughly 75% of the site kept as open, landscaped space — a genuinely low-density footprint for a two-tower, 534-unit project on 8 acres. Amenities include a swimming pool, gymnasium, landscaped gardens, a children’s play area, jogging track, and both indoor and outdoor sports facilities.
RERA & Compliance
RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/150726/008810, registered 15 July 2026, with possession committed for 31 July 2031 — a five-year build timeline from registration, which is on the longer side but not unusual for a two-tower high-rise of this scale. Acreage, unit count, tower configuration and pricing were all consistent across the sources checked for this project.
A Few Honest Notes
Being freshly RERA-registered as of July 2026, this is very early-stage — construction has barely begun, and buyers are looking at a 2031 possession date, so factor in the usual risk and opportunity-cost considerations that come with a five-year-plus hold. On the plus side, only 534 units across two towers on 8 acres is a notably lower-density layout than many recent Sarjapur Road launches, which tend to pack more units onto similar-sized plots.
Verdict
This suits a buyer comfortable with a long, five-year-plus construction horizon in exchange for a lower-density layout and Godrej’s execution track record, rather than someone looking for near-term possession. At Rs 1.44 crore-plus entry pricing, it’s positioned at the premium end of the Sarjapur Road apartment market, competing more with other large-developer launches in the corridor than with mid-market options. Given how recently the RERA registration came through, it’s worth checking construction progress and any updated pricing directly with the sales office before booking, since launch-phase quotes tend to shift as the project moves forward.
Nearby comparables
For comparison in the same Sarjapur Road corridor, it’s worth looking at Godrej Park Retreat (also Sarjapur Road, already covered on this site) and other large-developer launches along the same stretch, which target a similar IT-corridor buyer at broadly comparable price points.
