The Godrej Vanantara payment plan makes buying a luxury home easy and safe. Buyers can pay in small parts using the 10:10:80 Construction Linked Plan, where payments are made as the building work progresses.
This method helps families and investors manage their money better, avoids paying large sums at once, and provides a clear schedule for all payments.
The total price is span across these project milestones.
After paying the first 10% of the price, a formal Sale Agreement is signed with Godrej Properties Limited. This serves as the official legal contract for the purchase.
The document clearly lists:
At this step, you can see all the official government (RERA) papers. You are welcome to have a lawyer look over everything to make sure you feel 100% comfortable before signing.
Godrej Vanantara is located near Bannerghatta Road in South Bangalore. It is a large, 36-acre project filled with trees and nature, featuring 18 tall buildings.
Godrej Vanantara uses a "Construction Linked Plan." This means you don't pay everything at once. Instead, you pay in stages as the building work progresses.
You start by paying a small booking fee (EOI). To complete the first official step, you need to pay 10% of the total home price.
The last 10% is paid when the project is finished, and you receive the keys to your new home, which is expected by December 2031.
Yes. Your payments go into a special RERA bank account. By law, the company can use this money only to build the specific project.
Yes. Major banks such as SBI, HDFC, and ICICI are expected to offer home loans. Since the plan is linked to construction, the bank will send payments to Godrej in stages.
You will sign a Sale Agreement. This is a legal contract that confirms your home number, the price, and the date you will move in.
No. The payment plan clearly shows the total price, including taxes (GST) and extra fees, so you know exactly what you are paying for from the start.
Since the plan is "Construction Linked," you only pay for the work that is actually completed. If a stage is not finished, you don't have to pay for that milestone yet.
Absolutely. You are encouraged to have a lawyer review the Sale Agreement and the government (RERA) papers before you sign anything.