Prestige Pavilion Maintenance Charges

This fee is the regular sum owners pay to look after shared parts of their home. It covers guards, waste pickup, water supply and shared power. Every owner pays their share, usually based on flat size. Under the RERA Act 2016, the builder runs this billing until handover. Control then shifts to the elected owners' body.

Prestige Group has kept its legal position clear from the pre-launch stage itself. Here is where things stand as of August 2026.

Ask the sales team for the exact fee structure. Do this once RERA sign-off and the final cost sheet are out.

A few extra costs usually fall due close to handover. These sit outside your flat price. They depend on your unit size and local rules.

• Advance Fee for 12 Months: the first fund paid to the builder, before owners form their own body.
• Khata Fee: paid to local civic offices in Mysuru to record your home for tax use.
• Power and Water Link: one-time charges to set up permanent utility lines from the state boards.
• Backup Power Setup: your share of the cost to build the shared power backup for the towers.

Paying your Prestige Pavilion fee on time protects both your comfort and your resale value. It also saves you the trouble of chasing civic fixes on your own.

• Clean Shared Spaces: your fee keeps lobbies, courtyards, gardens and jogging paths in good shape.
• Steady Security: this pays for round-the-clock guards, gates and cameras across the 4-acre site.
• Daily Ease: you get steady water, working lifts and shared lighting without breaks.
• Better Resale Value: well-run gated homes usually draw stronger resale and rent interest.

This fee is set to fund the full range of upkeep a gated home needs. Your monthly sum goes into a shared pool. Trained staff run this pool once the owners' body forms.

• Water Costs: covers the pump, tank cleaning and upkeep of the water setup.
• Guard Fees: pays the wages of guards at the gates and patrol points.
• Shared Power: runs street lights, lift power and light across the clubhouse.
• Amenity Upkeep: funds regular care of the pool, gym and other club spaces.

This is a sample sheet for a mid-size 3 BHK at Prestige Pavilion. It assumes Rs 4 per sq ft on a 1,750 sq ft unit. Your final sheet will depend on the owners' body once formed.

Owners at Prestige Pavilion pay their share based on their exact flat area. Once formed, the HOA runs all billing and future rate changes. It should share an audited yearly budget. This lets owners see where their money goes. Part of each payment flows into a sinking fund too. This is a reserve set aside for larger repairs, such as repainting or fixing structural wear.

GST kicks in once a home or society crosses set limits. This rule holds true across India, Prestige Pavilion included.

The first limit looks at your own monthly bill. If your fee to the HOA tops Rs 7,500 a month, 18 percent GST hits the full sum. It is not just the extra part. The second limit looks at the whole society. GST applies only once the HOA's yearly total crosses Rs 20 lakh.