Goyal Orchid South Park is a twin-tower apartment project by Goyal & Co Hariyana Group off Huskur Road in Electronic City Phase 2, South Bangalore. It carries Karnataka RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/060526/008625, dated 6 May 2026 — a very recent registration, so this is still at an early construction stage.
Location & Connectivity
The site sits on Huskur Road in Hebbagodi, just off Electronic City Phase 2 — one of the fastest-growing pockets of South-East Bangalore thanks to the IT parks along the corridor and the Yellow Line metro (Hosa Road and Electronic City stations), which opened in August 2025. Day-to-day, that puts the project within reasonable reach of Electronic City’s tech parks, though it’s still a drive to the older, more established parts of Bangalore. Social infrastructure along Huskur Road itself is still catching up with the pace of new launches in the area, so it’s worth checking what’s actually operational nearby versus what’s still under construction before treating this as a walk-to-everything location.
Project Specifications
- Land area: approximately 4 acres.
- Structure: two towers, Basement + Ground + 32 floors each.
- Total units: reported as either 350 or 356 depending on the source — a small, immaterial difference, but confirm the exact count for your tower when you talk to the sales office.
- Unit configurations: 2 BHK, 2.5 BHK and 3 BHK. One source gives 2 BHK at roughly 1,200-1,300 sq ft, 3 BHK+2T at 1,500-1,600 sq ft, and the larger 3 BHK at 1,700-1,800 sq ft — treat these as approximate until you’ve seen the RERA-filed carpet area for your specific unit.
- Possession: most listings converge on March-April 2031; one aggregator lists December 2030 instead. The gap is significant enough that it’s worth asking the developer directly for the RERA-committed date rather than relying on a portal summary.
Pricing
Pricing runs from about Rs 1.32 crore to Rs 1.93 crore across the range — 2 BHK units around Rs 1.4 crore, 3 BHK from roughly Rs 1.8 crore to Rs 2.05 crore. One source quotes a slightly higher all-inclusive starting price of Rs 1.44 crore for the 2 BHK; that’s likely inclusive of GST, registration and other charges that base-price figures on other portals leave out, so don’t be surprised if the number the sales office quotes you sits a bit above the “starting from” figure you see online.
Amenities
The project is positioned around generous open space — over 70% of the site is kept green and open, unusually high for a twin 32-storey high-rise on just 4 acres. The amenity list includes a clubhouse, landscaped gardens, a gymnasium, a swimming pool, recreation rooms, multiple sports courts, a children’s play area, a party hall, yoga areas, a health centre, retail spaces and 24/7 security.
RERA & Compliance
PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/060526/008625, registered 6 May 2026. One aggregator attached a different, malformed RERA-style number to this same project — an AG-type agent registration that doesn’t match the standard project-registration pattern and has turned up recycled across multiple unrelated Bangalore launches in the past. That number should be disregarded; the PR-type registration above is the one that shows up consistently on independent listings and is the one to quote when you verify the project yourself on the K-RERA portal.
A Few Honest Notes
This is a genuinely early-stage launch — RERA registration only came through in May 2026, so there’s limited construction on the ground to inspect yet, and the usual early-launch risk applies. The unit count and possession date both vary a little depending on which listing you check, none of it dramatic, but worth pinning down before you book. On the upside, the open-space ratio is unusually generous for a high-density, twin-tower project, and Electronic City Phase 2’s metro connectivity has genuinely improved with the Yellow Line opening.
Verdict
This suits a buyer looking for a 2 or 3 BHK in the Electronic City Phase 2/Huskur Road corridor who’s comfortable buying at an early construction stage in exchange for launch-phase pricing. Given the still-forming social infrastructure around Huskur Road and the five-year-plus runway to possession, it’s better suited to someone planning to hold through construction than someone who needs to move in soon. Confirm the exact unit count, size and possession date for your specific tower with the sales office before booking, since those are the figures that vary most across listings.
Nearby comparables
In the same Electronic City corridor, it’s worth comparing this against Purva Silversky in Hebbagodi, Sobha Madison Heights at Townpark, and Prestige Suncrest in Bommasandra — all already covered on this site and all competing for a similar IT-corridor buyer.
