Rare Earth Athena

Location & Connectivity

Rare Earth Athena is a plotted layout in Jonnahalli village, Devanahalli taluk, on the northern side of the airport corridor. It sits roughly 15 km from Kempegowda International Airport, about 6 km from NH-44/Bellary Road, and 7 km from Devanahalli town itself. This is the outer edge of the airport-linked growth belt rather than the busier Devanahalli stretches closer to the IVC Road cluster — quieter, but further from the amenities that have built up around the toll and IVC Road junction.

Project Specifications

  • Builder: Rare Earth Developers (also referred to as Rare Earth Projects; the RERA registration itself is filed under a partnership entity named Rarearth Athena)
  • Land area: 4.7 acres
  • Total plots: 80 (79 residential plus 1 commercial plot, per the official RERA filing)
  • Plot sizes: predominantly standard 30×40 ft (roughly 1,200 sq ft) plots, with some irregular and corner plots running larger; the commercial plot is the largest at just over 4,000 sq ft
  • Approvals: BIAPPA (Bangalore International Airport Area Planning Authority) cleared, in addition to RERA
  • Possession: December 2026

Pricing

Plots are priced in the Rs 66 lakh to Rs 82.5 lakh range depending on size and position. One individual resale listing for a standard 1,200 sq ft plot came in at Rs 67.19 lakh (about Rs 5,599/sq ft), which lines up with the lower end of that band.

Amenities

The layout includes a clubhouse, swimming pool, gym, yoga room, kids’ playground, community hall, party lawn, a senior-citizen sit-out and CCTV-covered security. The RERA filing itself sets aside two dedicated parks and one civic amenity site within the 4.7 acres.

RERA & Compliance

Registered under PRM/KA/RERA/1250/303/PR/181225/008351, which decodes to a registration date of 18 December 2025 — a genuinely recent filing, and construction on the internal infrastructure (roads, parks) was reported as in progress as of this check.

A Few Honest Notes

An individual resale listing for a plot in this layout turned up with a possession date of November 2025 and a “suspended” status — a full year ahead of the project’s own official December 2026 completion target. That’s not unusual for plotted developments, where early buyers sometimes flip a booking before the layout is fully built out, but it’s worth confirming directly with the developer what stage construction is actually at before you assume the whole layout is ready. Also worth noting: pricing on most listings is quoted “on request” rather than published outright, so treat the Rs 66-82.5 lakh band as indicative until you have a current price list in hand.

Verdict

This is a small, straightforward plotted layout aimed at buyers who want the airport-corridor growth story at Devanahalli prices without the scale (or the crowd) of the bigger Devanahalli townships. The BIAPPA clearance and clean, recent RERA filing are reassuring for a project this size. Jonnahalli’s distance from the IVC Road cluster means fewer immediate neighbours and amenities, so this suits someone buying for the medium-to-long term rather than someone wanting an established, amenity-rich micro-market on day one.

Nearby Comparables

Within the broader Devanahalli corridor already covered on this site, Sattva City, Doddajala (Devanahalli) and Godrej MSR City (Barca), Devanahalli sit closer to the IVC Road cluster and are worth comparing against for buyers weighing location against price.

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