Brigade Autograph RERA Approval

Yes, Brigade Autograph is registered with Karnataka RERA under number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/071126/009091. Under the RERA Act, a developer must register a project before it can advertise or sell homes. This step proves the developer has filed the plans, approvals and dates with the state body. It also binds the developer to the handover date it has declared.

The table below puts the key legal details of the project in one place.

You should always check a RERA number yourself, and not just trust a brochure or an advert. The Karnataka RERA portal is free, and you need no login to search projects. Follow these steps.

• Go to the official portal at rera.karnataka.gov.in.
• Open the section for registered projects under the search or services menu.
• Enter the RERA number, the project name or the promoter name.
• Open the project record and match the name, address and promoter details.
• Download the approved plans, the declared completion date and the quarterly updates.

If the portal matches what the sales team tells you, you can move ahead with confidence. If anything differs, ask for a written reply before you pay any amount.

RERA builds on other approvals that a project must get first. Brigade Autograph holds a BDA-approved plan under number PS/EM/EO-4/TA-4/E/47/2026-27. The Bangalore Development Authority checks the building plan against city zoning rules. The sanctioned FAR of 2.12 sets the total built-up area allowed on the land.

This FAR, along with about 80% open space, shows how the plan balances towers and greenery. The seven towers rise to 48 floors, so more of the 21 acres stays free for gardens. You can study the full layout on the master plan page.

RERA gives you clear rights over your money, your home and your handover date. These rules apply to every registered project, including Brigade Autograph.

Your money stays safe. The developer must keep 70% of the money paid by buyers in a separate bank account. This money can only go towards land and building costs for the same project.

Your advance has a cap. A developer cannot take more than 10% of the home cost before you sign an agreement for sale. So your large payments start only after you hold a signed agreement.

You pay for carpet area. RERA says homes must be sold on carpet area, the usable space inside your walls. Brigade Autograph lists sizes in SBA, so ask for the carpet area of your unit in writing.

You get compensation for delays. If handover slips past the declared date, you can claim interest for each month of delay. You can also choose to exit and seek a refund with interest.

You get cover for defects. The developer must fix structural defects reported within five years of possession, at no cost to you.

RERA is your first check, but a careful buyer looks at a few more papers. Ask the sales team for these and review them with a property lawyer.

• The RERA registration certificate and the project page on the portal.
• The BDA-approved building plan and the sanctioned layout.
• Title documents and the encumbrance certificate for the land.
• The draft agreement for sale and the payment schedule.
• The specification sheet for your home type.

Banks also check these papers before they approve a home loan. So clean approvals make your loan process faster and easier.

Buyers often search for "RERA approved" projects, while the law uses the term "RERA registered". Both phrases mean the same thing in daily use. The state body does not grade the quality of a project, but it records the developer's promises. Once a project is listed, the developer must keep those promises or face penalties. So, at Brigade Autograph, its promises on area, plans and dates sit on public record.

Brigade Autograph offers 2,299 units across 7 towers, with homes from ₹1 Crore onwards. A project of this size takes years to build, with handover on 15 July 2032. RERA rules keep the developer answerable through this full period. Brigade Group's long record since 1986 adds another layer of comfort for your purchase. You can view the RERA details on the main page. To ask questions, reach the team through the contact page.