Purva Horizon starting price on Hennur Road: from Rs 3.01 Cr at ~Rs 15,000 per sft. See how it compares to the corridor. Enquire for the cost sheet
Price is usually the first question and the one most often answered vaguely. The Purva Horizon starting price Hennur Road buyers keep searching for has a clear figure behind it, along with a rate that explains where it sits against the rest of the corridor. This piece gives both, and puts the number in context rather than leaving it to float.
Purva Horizon starts at Rs 3.01 Cr for the roughly 2,000 sft 3 BHK. That is the entry into the community, and there is no smaller format beneath it. The 3 BHK with staff room opens near Rs 3.60 Cr and the 4 BHK with staff near Rs 4.05 Cr, so the range runs from about Rs 3.01 Cr to Rs 4.05 Cr onwards across the three configurations on offer.
The Purva Horizon price per sq ft works out to roughly Rs 15,000 on the base rate, before floor-rise, preferred-location charges and taxes. That rate is the more useful number for comparison, because it strips out the effect of size. A larger home costs more in absolute terms, but the per-square-foot rate is what tells you how the project is positioned against its neighbours.
Average pricing on the Hennur corridor sits near Rs 10,600 per sft in 2026, with premium new launches occupying a band of roughly Rs 11,000 to 13,600 per sft. At about Rs 15,000 per sft, Purva Horizon sits at the top of that band. The Purva Horizon 3 BHK cost therefore carries a premium over the corridor average, and it is fair to ask what that premium buys.
The gap reflects the product rather than the postcode. Around 200 homes on roughly three acres, close to 80% open space, four homes per floor per wing, fully installed VRV air-conditioning and 10-foot ceilings are not the corridor norm. Whether that combination justifies the rate is a judgement each buyer makes, but the premium is tied to specific, checkable features rather than to marketing.
A starting price is indicative until RERA registration, and the final figure for any unit depends on its floor and position. Treat Rs 3.01 Cr as the floor of the range, ask for the cost sheet to see the full total, and compare the per-square-foot rate against other launches rather than the headline ticket. That is the honest way to read where Purva Horizon sits on price.
It helps to separate two numbers that buyers often blur. The ticket price rises with size - a ~2,700 sft 4 BHK costs more than a ~2,000 sft 3 BHK simply because it is larger - while the per-square-foot rate stays close to Rs 15,000 across the range. When you compare the Purva Horizon starting price Hennur Road buyers quote against another project, compare the rate, not the ticket, or you end up measuring size rather than value. A cheaper ticket at a higher rate on a smaller home is not the bargain it first appears.
The Purva Horizon 3 BHK cost opens at Rs 3.01 Cr partly because there is no compact format beneath it. Some corridor launches advertise a lower entry ticket by offering smaller units at the bottom of the range; here the smallest home is already around 2,000 sft. That lifts the entry price but keeps the community consistent, with no compact stock to dilute the address. Buyers are effectively paying for a floor set higher than usual, which is a deliberate positioning choice rather than an accident of the rate.
A sensible budget starts above the sticker. On top of the base rate come floor-rise and preferred-location charges that vary by unit, club membership and the maintenance corpus, and the statutory trio of stamp duty, registration and GST. As a working rule, treat the headline as the floor and build a cushion for these additions before you shortlist a specific home. That way the eventual agreement value, once the cost sheet is itemised for your chosen floor and orientation, lands within a range you have already planned for rather than above it.
To sum up, Purva Horizon opens at Rs 3.01 Cr at roughly Rs 15,000 per sft, above the corridor average and tied to a low-density, high-specification product. The rate is the number to compare; the ticket is the number to budget.
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What is the starting price of Purva Horizon?
Rs 3.01 Cr for the ~2,000 sft 3 BHK, with larger formats opening near Rs 3.60 Cr and Rs 4.05 Cr.
What is the price per square foot?
Roughly Rs 15,000 per sft on the base rate, before floor-rise, location charges and taxes.
How does that compare to the corridor?
The Hennur corridor averages near Rs 10,600 per sft, with premium launches around Rs 11,000-13,600. Purva Horizon sits at the top of that band.
Why is Purva Horizon priced higher?
The premium reflects low density, ~80% open space, installed VRV air-conditioning and 10-foot ceilings rather than location alone.
Is the starting price final?
No. It is indicative until RERA registration, and the final figure depends on the unit's floor and position.
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