The Bangalore Development Authority has announced an e-auction of 101 residential and commercial sites in Bengaluru’s Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout, with applications closing at 5 pm on Monday. The sites include corner and intermediate plots and will be sold on an “as-is-where-is” basis.
The BDA has fixed a uniform base price of Rs 80,000 per square metre for the sites. Applicants participating in the auction must place bids in increments of at least Rs 500 per square metre.
The final bid for each site must be at least 10% above the base price. At the stated base rate, this means the winning bid must meet a minimum threshold of Rs 88,000 per square metre, subject to the applicable site size and the outcome of competitive bidding.
The sites are spread across multiple blocks of Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout. The locations listed by the BDA include Kodigehalli, Kannalli, Ramsandra, Kommaghatta, K Krishnasagara, Bheemanakuppe, Sulikere and Kenchanapura.
The auction covers both residential and commercial properties, making the process relevant to different categories of applicants. However, the source notice does not specify the individual dimensions, reserve price breakdowns by site, eligibility conditions, payment schedule or the proposed dates for the actual online bidding process.
The “as-is-where-is” condition is a key part of the BDA’s sale terms. It indicates that the sites are being offered in their existing condition, placing the auction within the authority’s land-disposal framework rather than presenting the plots as newly serviced or individually prepared properties. The supplied announcement does not provide further details on the physical condition of each site or the availability of specific services at the listed locations.
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Layout is spread across several parts of Bengaluru’s western and north-western urban expansion areas. The inclusion of sites in multiple blocks means that applicants will need to assess the location and characteristics of individual plots rather than treating the auction as a single-site sale.
For prospective bidders, the immediate requirement is to express interest before the 5 pm deadline and review the BDA’s detailed auction terms. The base rate, minimum bid increment and 10% minimum premium over the base price will determine the financial entry point for each plot.
The BDA’s announcement does not state how many sites are residential and how many are commercial, nor does it provide the total area being auctioned. Further details on the site-wise schedule, bidding dates and terms will determine how the 101-plot auction proceeds after the application window closes.
