Prestige Pavilion Payment Plan

Every home at Prestige Pavilion is priced off a base rate near Rs 7,000 per sq ft. The final figure shifts a little by size and layout. A 2 BHK, running 1100 to 1,300 sq ft, start near Rs 77 lakh. A 3 BHK, at 1600 to 1,900 sq ft, opens near Rs 1.12 crore. The largest 4 BHK home, between 2,200 & 2,600 sq ft, begin close to Rs 1.54 cr.

You pay 10 percent of the flat cost at booking, and that sum does two jobs at once. It holds your chosen unit and locks in today's pre-launch price, ahead of the December rate hike. Prestige Pavilion is still taking Expressions of Interest, so booking now also puts you ahead in the queue. That matters most if a particular tower or floor is in demand.

Once the booking amount is in, the rest split into nine stage tied to real construction progress. Prestige Group's standard format runs roughly like this.

This staging is an indicative guide for now, built around the 10-80-10 split Prestige Group has already confirmed. Exact milestone dates will show up in the official cost sheet, likely closer to the December launch.

Right now, Rs 7,000 per sq ft anchor every configuration at Prestige Pavilion. The final number you pay can still move a little by floor and tower. It is a useful yardstick, too, for weighing Prestige Pavilion against other gated projects rising near Huyilalu.

The number on your cost sheet only covers the flat itself. A handful of costs sit outside that figure. Buyers often get caught out when they forget to budget for these.

• Stamp duty and registration charges, fixed by the Karnataka government.
• GST, applicable on under-construction homes at the prevailing rate.
• Advance maintenance, usually collected as a lump sum at possession.
• Parking, club membership, and any other charges the builder lists separately.

Once the full cost sheet is out, these figures will be spelled out clearly. Until then, your sales contact is the best source for the latest numbers.

Three towers ring the central park at Prestige Pavilion, and each one looks out onto something different. Tower 1 faces the park directly, the kind of premium spot that usually costs a little more. Tower 2 looks over the garden courtyards instead. Tower 3 sits closest to the clubhouse, handy if you rate gym access over a view. None of this tower wise pricing is locked yet, so confirm it with the sales team before you decide.

Spreading your cost across the build period, rather than in one hit, is the point of this structure. Each smaller payment lines up with real work on site. Your money moves in step with visible progres, instead of sitting untouched with the builder. That rhythm suits salaried buyers as much as investors, since both can plan around known dates instead.

Prestige Pavilion is still at the pre launch stage, and RERA registration has not come through yet. Once it does, the project falls under Karnataka's RERA framework. Builders under this framework must route payments through an escrow account tied to construction milestones. That mechanism exists to stop your money from being redirected toward another project entirely. Until registration is confirmed, treat every figure here as preliminary. Get current term in writing from the sales team before you book.

Pricing during an Expression of Interest window almost always sits below the launch rate. Prestige Pavilion looks no different. Books at today's rate, and it holds across your entire schedule, even if rate climb after December 5. It is one of the more concrete reasons to commit early, rather than wait and see.

Expect Prestige Group to release the full cost sheet closer to launch, schedule and pricing bundled in. That single document should list every charge, giving you one clean reference instead of piecing number together yourself. In the meantime, request the current brochure and an early cost sheet through the project's enquiry form.