Registered, and the Only Prestige Entry Here That Is
Four of the 18 developments in this directory hold a Karnataka RERA project registration number. Prestige Evergreen is one of them, under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/010126/008374. It is also the only registered project among the four Prestige schemes tracked on this corridor, the other three being pre-launch with registration awaited.
That distinction is the most useful thing this page can tell you, because it separates the project from its own siblings on a legal rather than a marketing basis. Registration means a sanctioned plan, a declared completion date and a named promoter are on record with the authority, that units can lawfully be sold rather than merely reserved, and that the delay-interest provisions of the Act attach to the agreement you sign. Three Prestige projects on this corridor cannot yet offer any of that.
The price makes the combination more interesting still. At about Rs 1.1 crore the entry is the seventh-lowest of the 18 tracked here, below the corridor median of about Rs 1.38 crore. A registered project priced under the median is uncommon in this set, where most of the registered entries sit in the upper half.
Prestige Evergreen Against the Directory
Where each figure sits among the 18 projects tracked here. Rows without a position are ones this project has not published.
- Developer
- Prestige Group
- Locality
- Varthur
- Project type
- Apartment
- Starting price
- Rs 1.1 crore onwards
- Planned homes
- Not yet announced
- Land area
- Not yet announced
- Density
- Not calculable from published figures
- RERA registration
- PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/010126/008374
7th lowest of 18
One Bedroom to Four, on One Site
The plan carries 1 BHK, 2 BHK, 3 BHK and 4 BHK across roughly 659 to 2,513 sqft. That is close to a four-fold span from smallest home to largest, the third-widest range in this directory, and it means the project is addressing several quite different buyers from one address.
The 659 sqft one-bedroom home is among the smallest units in the entire directory: only five of the 18 projects here offer a 1 BHK at all, and this is near the bottom of that group by area. At the other end, the 2,513 sqft four-bedroom format sits above the maximum unit size of seven other projects tracked here. Both extremes exist on the same plot, sharing a gate, lift cores and a maintenance bill.
That breadth is the reason the entry price needs handling carefully. A quoted figure of about Rs 1.1 crore refers to the smallest configuration in the least-preferred position; the four-bedroom end is a different product at a different number entirely. On a registered project you have the advantage of being able to check declared areas against the filing rather than a sales sheet, which is worth doing precisely because the range is this wide.
Varthur, and What Separates It
The recorded locality is Varthur, one of three entries in this directory in that pocket against ten recorded at Whitefield proper. This directory keeps the locality carried in each project's own filings rather than its marketing label, which is why several developments sold under the Whitefield name appear here under Varthur, Kadugodi, Kannamangala or Seegehalli instead.
Varthur lies to the south of the Whitefield core, along the axis running towards Sarjapur rather than towards the corridor's eastern terminus. That is a materially different position from the ITPL-adjacent pocket: a different set of employment centres within reach, a different approach road, and a different traffic pattern at peak hours. Two of the three Varthur entries in this directory come from the same developer, which makes them unusually direct comparisons with each other.
As everywhere on this corridor, the label is a starting filter and not an answer. The number that matters is the road distance from this specific parcel to the places you actually travel to, measured at the hours you would actually travel, and on this corridor that figure regularly differs from what the map implies by more than people expect.
Rs 1.1 Crore, Below the Corridor Median
The quoted entry is about Rs 1.1 crore, seventh-lowest of the 18 in this directory. Six projects start lower and eleven start higher, against a corridor span running from about Rs 67 lakh to about Rs 4 crore and a median near Rs 1.38 crore.
What makes that position notable is the registration sitting behind it. Most of the entries below the median here are pre-launch, and pre-launch pricing is generally lower precisely because the buyer is absorbing the risk that a registration, a sanction or a timeline does not arrive as promised. Buying below the median with a number already issued is a different risk profile at a similar price, and it is the specific reason this entry is worth putting beside its cheaper neighbours rather than only its dearer ones.
The usual exclusions still apply in full: floor rise, facing premium, parking, club membership, corpus, maintenance, registration, stamp duty and GST all sit outside the quoted figure and together commonly add a double-digit percentage. With four configurations spanning nearly four-fold, ask for the itemised cost sheet on the specific unit rather than reasoning from the headline.
What to Verify on a Registered Project
The registration number recorded here is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/010126/008374. Look it up directly on the Karnataka RERA portal rather than accepting it from any listing, this directory included. A number quoted in marketing is a claim; a number you have verified on the register is a fact, and the two are not always the same.
Three checks matter when you do. Confirm the registration is project-class rather than agent-class, since agent registrations are issued to intermediaries and do not certify a project at all. Confirm the project name and address on the certificate match what you are being shown. And confirm the promoter entity holding the number is the entity named on the agreement you are asked to sign, because developers frequently register through project-specific companies whose names do not carry the brand.
Then read the certificate itself rather than stopping at the number. The declared completion date is the date the delay-interest clause is measured against, and the declared areas are the ones that bind. Registration also sits alongside other approval layers rather than replacing them, so ask separately about land conversion, plan sanction and environmental clearance, which run on their own timelines.
Prestige Evergreen FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
The questions buyers ask most often about Prestige Evergreen.
Is Prestige Evergreen RERA registered?
Yes, under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/010126/008374. It is one of only four registered projects among the 18 tracked in this directory, and the only registered one among the four Prestige schemes here. Verify the number directly on the Karnataka RERA portal rather than relying on any listing, and confirm the promoter entity holding it matches the entity on your agreement.
How does it compare with the other Prestige projects on this corridor?
It is the only one of the four with a registration in hand. The other three are pre-launch with registration awaited. On price it sits second-lowest of the four, which run from about Rs 70 lakh to about Rs 2.8 crore. Having four schemes from one developer in one directory is useful because it lets you compare the builder against itself rather than against its record in another city.
What is the smallest home available?
A 1 BHK at roughly 659 sqft, which is among the smallest units in the entire directory. Only five of the 18 projects tracked here offer a one-bedroom home at all. At the other end the range reaches a 4 BHK at about 2,513 sqft, which is larger than the maximum unit size of seven other projects in this directory.
Why does the wide configuration range matter?
Because it makes the entry price a poor guide to what you would pay. The roughly four-fold span from 659 to 2,513 sqft means the project contains genuinely different products sharing one address, one gate and one maintenance bill. Price the specific configuration rather than the project, and on a registered scheme check the declared areas against the filing rather than a sales sheet.
Is Prestige Evergreen in Whitefield?
Its recorded locality is Varthur, one of three entries in this directory in that pocket against ten at Whitefield proper. Varthur sits south of the Whitefield core along the axis towards Sarjapur rather than towards the corridor's eastern terminus, which means different employment centres within reach and a different approach road. This directory keeps the filed label rather than the marketing one.
How does the price compare across the corridor?
The roughly Rs 1.1 crore entry is the seventh-lowest of the 18 here, below the corridor median of about Rs 1.38 crore in a span running from about Rs 67 lakh to about Rs 4 crore. What makes that notable is the registration behind it: most entries below the median in this directory are pre-launch, where the lower price partly reflects the risk the buyer is absorbing.
If it is already registered, what is left to check?
Verify the number on the state portal rather than taking it from marketing, and confirm it is project-class rather than agent-class. Check the name and address on the certificate against what you are shown, and confirm the promoter entity is the one on your agreement. Then read the declared completion date, since that is what the delay-interest clause is measured against, and ask separately about land conversion, plan sanction and environmental clearance.
What costs sit on top of the quoted price?
Floor rise, facing premium, parking, club membership, corpus, maintenance, registration, stamp duty and GST, all separate from the headline number and together commonly adding a double-digit percentage. Use the enquiry form on this site and name Prestige Evergreen to get an itemised cost sheet for the specific configuration you are considering.