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Devagiri Opal

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Devagiri Projects K R Puram, bangalore
Devagiri Opal
Price Range
88.39 L - 1.14 Cr
Price / Sqft
₹6.5 K/sq.ft
Possession
Jun, 2026
Configurations
3 BHK Apartment
Total Units
—
Locality
K R Puram
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Positives

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6 entries
Positive issue
2 comments
Favorable Location in KR Puram

The project is situated in KR Puram, an area generally regarded as desirable in Bangalore. Its proximity to a lake enhances the living environment, contributing to a pleasant and potentially serene atmosphere.

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AM
Ashwin M.

it has a good lake nearby and area is also good

KR
Karthik R.

Its a tier c builder in kr puram devagiri opal

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Positive issue
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Competitive Pricing and Value for Money

Devagiri Opal offers a competitive price point in the Bangalore real estate market, with units quoted around 6125-6300 per sqft. For instance, a 1360 sqft 3BHK unit is available for approximately 87 lakhs including GST, positioning it as a value-for-money option compared to other projects with higher price tags.

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PR
Pradeep R.

6125 per sqft is what’s being quoted.

IK
Isha K.

6125 per sqft. Which would come to 87L with GST.

RM
Riya M.

other builders are quoting quite high this seems like a vfm option based on current market

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Positive issue
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Gated Community with Decent Facilities

Devagiri Opal is a gated community featuring 340 units spread across G+4 buildings. The overall society is described as decent, implying a satisfactory level of amenities and a secure living environment for its residents.

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CD
Charu D.

These are G+4 buildings with 340 units in the gated community.

MS
Meera S.

it’s a decent society have visited it

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Positive issue
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Appropriate for Small to Medium-Sized Families

The 3BHK units, with a built-up area of 1360 sqft and a carpet area of 930 sqft, are considered suitable for families consisting of 2 to 3 members, offering adequate living space for this demographic.

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PN
Priyanka N.

I was thinking for two people, it’s ok

SG
Shreya G.

it’s a good house for 2-3 family members

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Positive issue
1 comment
Expected Timely Handover

The project is slated for handover in December, indicating that construction is progressing as planned and buyers can anticipate taking possession of their units within the communicated timeframe.

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MJ
Monica J.

Handover in December.

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Positive issue
1 comment
Enhanced Privacy with No Common Walls

A notable feature of the apartments is the absence of common walls between units. This design choice is beneficial for reducing noise transfer and enhancing privacy for residents.

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SR
Shubha R.

There are no common walls.

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Negatives

Where residents want improvements

8 entries
Negative issue
4 comments
Concerns Regarding Ventilation and Sunlight

Units with north-facing balconies are prone to insufficient direct sunlight, which can lead to issues such as mold or fungus growth on interior surfaces and furniture. Furthermore, the layout, particularly for rooms without balconies, may result in poor cross-ventilation and a lack of fresh air circulation, potentially increasing humidity.

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AK
Anjali K.

Where is the cross ventilation?

SM
Sunita M.

Balcony facing north is not good. You will not have any sun entering home creating fungus on walls and furniture.

NM
Naveen M.

2 room which does not have balcony might face issue of fresh air

AS
Ankit S.

that flat has poor ventilation this will become a problem with high humidity.

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Negative issue
3 comments
High Loading Factor

The project exhibits a significant difference between the built-up area and the actual carpet area, indicating a high loading factor (approximately 30%). This practice means buyers pay for a considerable amount of non-usable space, and some perceive it as a tactic that may not fully align with RERA's intent for transparent area measurements.

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KT
Kunal T.

This practice of quoting by build up area should go away. RERA had fixed this. I would not even consider 30%

YS
Yogesh S.

The 30 percent margin between carpet and buildup area is something I am thinking

SP
Sonali P.

RERA has not fixed this. Builders are still using this measurement to scam people.

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Negative issue
2 comments
Suboptimal Layout Design

The internal layout of the units presents some design concerns, including the placement of a toilet directly adjacent to the kitchen, which is often considered inauspicious from a Vastu perspective. Additionally, having all balconies concentrated on a single side of the apartment may limit varied views and overall aesthetic appeal.

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MK
Mahesh K.

In the layout, all balconies are on the same side which will give the same view, hence it's not good.

SM
Sunita M.

Toilet next to kitchen is not at all good ;))) please check with vastu for this site.

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Negative issue
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Average Society Quality

Despite being a gated community, the overall quality of the society is explicitly described as 'quite average.' This suggests that while functional, the amenities, maintenance, or general living experience might not meet higher expectations for luxury or premium living.

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RA
Rohit A.

the society is quite average

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Negative issue
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Builder Reputation (Tier C)

The developer of Devagiri Opal is categorized as a 'Tier C' builder. This classification can raise concerns among potential buyers regarding the quality of construction, adherence to timelines, and the reliability of post-sales support, as Tier C builders may not have the same track record as more established developers.

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AM
Aishwarya M.

Its a tier c builder in kr puram devagiri opal

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Negative issue
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Small 3BHK Unit Size

The 3BHK units, with a built-up area of 1360 sqft and a carpet area of 930 sqft, are considered to be on the smaller side. This might be particularly restrictive for families larger than 2-3 members, with some opinions suggesting that even a 2BHK of similar dimensions would feel cramped.

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SD
Sneha D.

If you are a family of 3 then this area will be ok, if you are a family of 3+ then you might need more area.

RD
Ramesh D.

I have 2 bhk with 1350. 3 bhk would be wild small

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Negative issue
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Limited Number of Toilets for a 3BHK

For a 3BHK apartment, the provision of only two toilets, with one serving as a common facility, is considered insufficient. This could lead to inconvenience, especially in households with multiple occupants or guests.

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SN
Sameer N.

3 bedrooms with 2 toilets, out of which 1 is common. Not recommended.

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Negative issue
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Inadequate Bathroom Sizes

The bathrooms within the units are perceived as being excessively small, raising practical concerns about comfort and usability for residents.

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AM
Alka M.

Bhai saade char foot ke bathroom me kaha nahaoge kaha hagoge. How do these projects get approved!!!

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