Shriram Bannerghatta Price

Shriram Bannerghatta, the low-rise villament community Shriram Properties is planning off Bannerghatta Road, carries tentative pre-launch pricing from ₹3.00 Cr for a 3 BHK duplex villament and from ₹3.80 Cr for a 4 BHK, subject to Shriram's price list. For buyers following Shriram Properties' upcoming projects in Bengaluru and their prices, here are the price rows, the statutory costs, illustrative totals and EMIs, and the nearby projects worth comparing. As at 24 September 2026 the project is in pre-launch and not yet registered with K-RERA, so every price stays tentative until Shriram publishes its price list at launch. When the budget line starts driving the decision, Shriram Sarjapur Road keeps the discussion inside the same Bengaluru market, where final cost, payment timing, and exclusions matter more than headline rate.

01 — Price list

Shriram Bannerghatta Price List (Tentative)

Two duplex formats anchor Shriram Bannerghatta's tentative pricing, with a simplex villament on request.

ConfigurationSize (tentative)Tentative price
3 BHK duplex villamentabout 2,000 sq ft₹3.00 Cr - ₹3.30 Cr
4 BHK duplex villamentabout 3,000 sq ft₹3.80 Cr - ₹4.25 Cr
Simplex villamenton requeston request
Tentative figures

Tentative pre-launch pricing, subject to Shriram's price list. Sizes are approximate and their area basis (carpet, built-up or saleable) has not been published. Final prices, plans and the unit mix will be confirmed at launch and in the K-RERA registration.

For anyone weighing 3 BHK villaments in Bengaluru on price, the 3 BHK duplex villament here is tentatively ₹3.00 Cr - ₹3.30 Cr, laid out over two levels with an internal staircase. The 4 BHK duplex villament steps up to ₹3.80 Cr - ₹4.25 Cr. The simplex option is exactly that - on request - with no size or price attached yet. The Shriram Bannerghatta floor plans explain the formats, the two size families and the area bases in full.

02 — Inclusions

What the Tentative Prices Cover

A villament's true cost is its price plus everything the cost sheet adds, and knowing what the tentative figures leave unsaid is the first step to a sound budget.

The tentative figures do not say what they include. Shriram's cost sheet, issued at launch, will set out GST, the statutory charges and any extras line by line. Until then, the estimates below are illustrations that treat each tentative figure as the base price.

The area basis is the other open question. The sizes have not been labelled as carpet, built-up or saleable area, so a price-per-area comparison with other projects would mislead. Compare ticket sizes for now, and the carpet area of each home once the K-RERA registration states it.

₹3.00 CrTentative 3 BHK starting price
₹3.80 CrTentative 4 BHK starting price
5%GST on an under-construction home
about 7.6%Stamp duty and registration together

What to ask for in the cost sheet

  • The base price, and the area it is quoted on: carpet, built-up or saleable.
  • Car parking: whether it is included or charged separately.
  • Clubhouse membership, and whether it is a one-time or recurring charge.
  • The maintenance deposit and any advance maintenance, with the period each covers.
  • Legal and documentation charges.
  • Electricity, water and sewerage connection charges.
  • Any preferential location or floor charge.
  • GST, shown as its own line.
  • Stamp duty and registration, as an estimate.
  • The payment schedule, with the construction stage that triggers each instalment.
  • How long the quoted price holds, and the cancellation and refund terms.

03 — Statutory costs

Shriram Bannerghatta Stamp Duty, Registration and GST

A home in Bengaluru carries statutory costs on top of its price, and on a villament ticket they run into lakhs. Karnataka sets these rates by law, so this part of the budget can be worked out in advance; check the rates in force on the day you register.

ItemRateWhat it comes to
Stamp duty5% of the value, plus a 10% cess and a 2-3% surcharge on the dutyabout 5.6% of the value
Registration fee2% of the value, doubled from 1% on 31 August 20252% of the value
Stamp duty and registration together-about 7.6% of the value
GST5% on an under-construction home, without input tax credit5% of the price

The arithmetic is simple. Stamp duty of 5%, grossed up by the 10% cess and the 2-3% surcharge on the duty, comes to 5.60-5.65% of the value; add the 2% registration fee and the total is 7.60-7.65%, or about 7.6% for stamp duty and registration.

GST at 5% applies to an under-construction home, which is how a pre-launch villament is bought. It is not payable on a completed home bought after the occupancy certificate has been issued, but a booking at launch should budget for it in full.

04 — Total cost

Shriram Bannerghatta Estimated Cost

Put together, the tentative prices and the statutory costs give a first view of the total cheque for a Shriram Bannerghatta villament. The table is an illustration on the tentative figures, treating each one as the base price.

Tentative priceGST 5%Stamp duty + registration (about 7.6%)Estimated total before other charges
₹3.00 Cr₹15.0 L₹22.8 Labout ₹3.38 Cr
₹3.30 Cr₹16.5 L₹25.1 Labout ₹3.72 Cr
₹3.80 Cr₹19.0 L₹28.9 Labout ₹4.28 Cr
₹4.25 Cr₹21.3 L₹32.3 Labout ₹4.79 Cr

Estimates only. Car park, clubhouse membership, maintenance deposit, legal and other charges will be on Shriram's cost sheet.

Read the last column as a floor rather than a final figure: GST and the statutory costs alone take the ₹3.00 Cr entry point to about ₹3.38 Cr before the cost sheet's own charges.

05 — Funding

Shriram Bannerghatta EMI Examples

For many buyers a home loan will carry most of the price, so it helps to see what the monthly outgo on a Shriram Bannerghatta villament could look like. The examples assume a loan of 75% of the property value - the RBI loan-to-value cap for loans above ₹75 L - over 20 years at an illustrative 8.0% a year.

Tentative priceLoan (75%)EMI at 8.0%, 20 yearsOwn contribution (25% + GST + stamp duty and registration)
₹3.00 Cr₹2.25 Crabout ₹1.88 L a monthabout ₹1.13 Cr
₹3.30 Cr₹2.48 Crabout ₹2.07 L a monthabout ₹1.24 Cr
₹3.80 Cr₹2.85 Crabout ₹2.38 L a monthabout ₹1.43 Cr
₹4.25 Cr₹3.19 Crabout ₹2.67 L a monthabout ₹1.60 Cr

Illustrative only. Your lender's rate, tenure and eligibility decide the actual EMI; under-construction loans are usually disbursed in stages, with pre-EMI interest on the amount disbursed until the full EMI begins.

At 8.5% a year, the EMI rises by about ₹7,000-10,000 a month across these four examples, to between ₹1.95 L and ₹2.77 L.

The own-contribution column is the figure to plan your savings around: the 25% the loan does not cover, plus GST, stamp duty and registration. Three points make the loan side smoother:

  • Pre-EMI. No possession date has been announced; the committed completion date will be in the RERA registration. Until then, ask your lender how pre-EMI interest is charged on a staged disbursement.
  • Lender approval. Ask your lender whether it will fund the project once it is registered with K-RERA, and seek an in-principle loan sanction before you book.
  • Payment schedule. Match Shriram's payment schedule to your loan's disbursement, so that each instalment falls due when the lender can release it.

06 — Comparison

Shriram Bannerghatta Price Against Nearby Projects

Bannerghatta Road property prices are easiest to compare by ticket size, and the new homes around Shriram Bannerghatta range from compact apartments to large villas. The table sets five nearby South Bengaluru projects beside it, with distances by road from the site.

ProjectDeveloperHomesPrice bandStatusBy road
Godrej VanantaraGodrej Properties2, 3 and 4.5 BHK apartments₹1.57 Cr - ₹3.65 CrK-RERA registeredabout 2.2 km
Sattva Forest RidgeSattva Group1 to 4 BHK apartments₹70 L - ₹3.20 CrK-RERA registered, under constructionabout 6.0 km
Nambiar BannerghattaNambiar Builders4 and 5 BHK villasNot shown (pre-launch)Pre-launchabout 8.6 km
CKPC Heart of HarmonyCKPC Properties3 to 4 BHK high-rise apartments₹2.85 Cr to about ₹4.5 CrK-RERA registeredabout 9.6 km
Sattva SpringsSattva Group4 BHK triplex villas₹4.79 Cr - ₹7.27 Cr all-inK-RERA registered, under constructionabout 14.2 km

Price bands as published for each project as at September 2026. Check each developer's current price list before you compare.

On ticket size, Shriram Bannerghatta's tentative ₹3.00-4.25 Cr band overlaps the upper end of the nearby premium apartments and stays below the villa prices in this table.

Because area bases differ from one project to the next, compare what each ticket buys - the format, the number of bedrooms, the density of the community and its registration status - rather than a rate.

07 — Before you commit

Before You Pay for Shriram Bannerghatta

A villament at this price deserves a careful sequence: registration first, then the cost sheet, then the payment. As at 24 September 2026, Shriram Bannerghatta is in pre-launch: its building plan sanction and environmental clearance are awaited, it is not yet registered with K-RERA, and Shriram Properties is targeting a launch in October-December 2026.

Before you pay

Do not pay a booking amount, an expression of interest or a token before the project is registered with K-RERA. Under the RERA Act, homes in a project can be booked or sold only after it is registered.

Once the registration is issued, the order of steps is straightforward:

  1. Note the K-RERA registration number, and read the registered plans and the completion date Shriram commits to.
  2. Get Shriram's cost sheet in writing, with every charge from the checklist above on it.
  3. Match the payment schedule to the construction stages and to your loan's disbursement.
  4. Pay only by bank transfer, against a written receipt, to the account Shriram names in writing.

Check the registration yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in before you pay anything. The Shriram Bannerghatta reviews page sets out the full buyer checklist, and the FAQs answer the common price questions.

Questions

Shriram Bannerghatta Price FAQs

What is the price of Shriram Bannerghatta?

Tentative pre-launch pricing is about ₹3.00-3.30 Cr for a 3 BHK duplex villament and about ₹3.80-4.25 Cr for a 4 BHK duplex villament, subject to Shriram's price list. If these are base prices, GST at 5% and about 7.6% for stamp duty and registration come on top, along with any charges on the cost sheet. Final prices will be confirmed only at launch.

How much are stamp duty and registration on a Shriram Bannerghatta home?

A home at Shriram Bannerghatta carries Karnataka stamp duty of 5% of the value plus a cess and a surcharge on the duty, about 5.6% in all, and a 2% registration fee, doubled from 1% on 31 August 2025. Together that comes to about 7.6% for stamp duty and registration. As an illustration on the tentative figure of ₹3.00 Cr, it would be about ₹22.8 L.

Is GST payable, and at what rate?

Yes. GST at 5% applies to an under-construction home, without input tax credit, so as an illustration on the tentative figure of ₹3.00 Cr it would be about ₹15 L. GST is not payable on a completed home bought after the occupancy certificate has been issued. Shriram's cost sheet will set out GST and the other charges line by line.

What will the EMI be on a Shriram Bannerghatta villament?

As an illustration, a loan of ₹2.25 Cr, which is 75% of a tentative ₹3.00 Cr, would carry an EMI of about ₹1.88 L a month at 8.0% over 20 years. Your lender's rate, tenure and eligibility decide the actual EMI, and under-construction loans are usually disbursed in stages, with pre-EMI interest on the amount disbursed until the full EMI begins. The price page sets out examples at every tentative price point.

What configurations and sizes are planned?

Shriram Bannerghatta is planned with 3 BHK duplex villaments of about 2,000 sq ft and 4 BHK duplex villaments of about 3,000 sq ft, with a simplex option on request. These are tentative pre-launch figures: Shriram has not yet published unit plans or said whether the sizes are carpet, built-up or saleable area. The final mix, plans and areas will come with the price list and the RERA registration.

Are the sizes carpet area or saleable area?

That has not been stated yet. The tentative sizes of about 2,000 sq ft for a 3 BHK and about 3,000 sq ft for a 4 BHK have not been labelled as carpet, built-up or saleable area. Carpet area is the usable floor area inside the home's external walls, built-up area adds the walls and usually the balconies, and saleable area also adds a share of common areas such as lobbies and the clubhouse. The RERA registration and the agreement for sale will state the carpet area of each home, which is the figure to compare.

Enquire about Shriram Bannerghatta

Be among the first to hear when the villaments at Shriram Bannerghatta open for booking. Shriram Properties is targeting a launch in October-December 2026, and the details that decide a purchase - the price list, the unit plans and the K-RERA registration - will be confirmed at launch.