The Cheapest Whitefield Address Here
Ten of the 18 developments this directory tracks record Whitefield as their locality, and their quoted entry prices run from about Rs 70 lakh to about Rs 4 crore. Prestige Highland Hideaway is the bottom of that range. Across the corridor as a whole it is the second-lowest entry of the 18, behind only one project in the Varthur pocket.
That is a specific and useful position. Most of the cheaper entries in this directory sit outside Whitefield proper, in the Varthur, Seegehalli and Kannamangala pockets that ring the established core. This one does not. If the constraint you are working to is a Whitefield address at the lowest achievable entry price, this directory contains exactly one answer and this is it.
It is also one of four Prestige schemes tracked here, and the cheapest of them by a wide margin. Those four span about Rs 70 lakh to about Rs 2.8 crore, a four-fold range within one developer on one corridor, which is unusually helpful: it lets you see how the same builder specifies at the bottom and the top of its own range rather than inferring from a single project.
Prestige Highland Hideaway 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
- Whitefield
- Project type
- Apartment
- Starting price
- Rs 70 lakh onwards
- Planned homes
- Not yet announced
- Land area
- Not yet announced
- Density
- Not calculable from published figures
- RERA registration
- No project registration number issued yet
2nd lowest of 18
Small Homes, and What That Implies at This Address
The plan carries 1 BHK, 2 BHK and 3 BHK across roughly 650 to 1,950 sqft. The 650 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 sits near the bottom of that group by area.
That is how the price is achieved, and saying so plainly is more useful than treating the entry figure as a bargain. A low headline number on this corridor almost always reflects a small entry unit rather than a cheap address, and comparing headline prices across the 18 entries without checking what the entry unit actually is will mislead you every time. Here the entry is a compact one-bedroom home; at the corridor's most expensive project the entry is a 2,500 sqft three-and-a-half-bedroom one.
For the right buyer that is the point rather than a caveat. A compact unit at an established address is a coherent proposition, whether the purpose is a first home, a smaller household or a letting. The three-fold span up to 1,950 sqft also means there is room to compare a 3 BHK here against the corridor's mid-tier projects, where you may find it competes on price with schemes further out.
Scale Is Not on Record Here
Neither the land area nor the planned home count is published for this project. Twelve of the 18 developments in this directory publish an acreage and ten publish a unit count; this is among those that publish neither, which means it cannot be placed on the corridor's density scale.
That matters more at the affordable end than it does elsewhere, because compact configurations and high density frequently travel together. Across the nine projects here where both figures are known, density runs from about 27 to about 85 homes per acre, and the two densest entries in the directory are both projects with small entry units. Without the numbers, whether this project follows that pattern is simply unknown.
So the two questions worth taking to a site visit are the total site area and the total number of homes planned across all phases. Both have exact numerical answers. With them you can work out the ratio yourself and compare it directly against every other entry in this directory; without them, an amenity list is all you have, and an amenity list does not tell you how long you will wait for a lift.
Rs 70 Lakh, and What It Refers To
The quoted entry is about Rs 70 lakh, the second-lowest of the 18 tracked here. Only one project in this directory starts lower, at about Rs 67 lakh, and sixteen start higher, up to about Rs 4 crore. The corridor median is around Rs 1.38 crore, so this sits at roughly half the middle of the market.
As on every entry in this directory, the quoted number refers to the smallest configuration in the least-preferred tower and floor band, which here means the 650 sqft one-bedroom home. A 2 BHK or 3 BHK at this project will be a substantially different figure, and the honest comparison against a mid-tier scheme elsewhere on the corridor is 3 BHK against 3 BHK rather than headline against headline.
The exclusions matter proportionally more at this level, not less. Floor rise, facing premium, parking, club membership, corpus, maintenance, registration, stamp duty and GST all sit outside the quoted figure, and on a smaller ticket a double-digit percentage represents a larger share of the deposit a buyer has actually saved. Get the itemised cost sheet before treating Rs 70 lakh as the number.
No Registration Number Issued
No Karnataka RERA project registration number has been issued for this development at the time of this update; the application is recorded as in process. It sits with the fourteen of 18 projects in this directory that hold no number, against the four that do. Among the four Prestige schemes tracked here, one is registered and three, including this one, are not.
Until a number is issued, no booking or agreement can lawfully be executed and any amount collected is an expression of interest rather than a booking. Ask what the receipt describes the payment as, get the refund trigger and timeline in writing, and keep the correspondence. This applies with equal force at Rs 70 lakh as at Rs 4 crore; the sums differ but the legal position does not.
It also means the figures on this page, the configuration areas in particular, are pre-registration intent rather than registered commitments, and unit areas are among the values that most commonly move before a plan is sanctioned. When a number is issued, verify it directly on the state portal, confirm it is project-class rather than agent-class, and confirm the promoter entity holding it is the entity named on the agreement you are asked to sign.
Prestige Highland Hideaway FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
The questions buyers ask most often about Prestige Highland Hideaway.
Is this the cheapest project in the Whitefield corridor?
It is the cheapest with a Whitefield-proper address, and the second-cheapest across the whole directory. Ten of the 18 projects here record Whitefield as their locality and their entry prices run from about Rs 70 lakh to about Rs 4 crore; this is the bottom of that range. One project in the Varthur pocket starts marginally lower at about Rs 67 lakh.
How is such a low price possible at this address?
Through a small entry unit rather than a cheap address. The range starts with a roughly 650 sqft one-bedroom home, which is among the smallest units in this directory. Comparing headline prices across the corridor without checking what the entry unit actually is will mislead you: at the most expensive project here, the entry unit is a 2,500 sqft three-and-a-half-bedroom home.
What configurations are available?
1 BHK, 2 BHK and 3 BHK, across roughly 650 to 1,950 sqft. Only five of the 18 projects in this directory offer a one-bedroom home at all. The three-fold span up to 1,950 sqft means a 3 BHK here is worth comparing against mid-tier schemes elsewhere on the corridor, where it may compete on price with projects sited further out.
How many homes are planned and how large is the site?
Neither figure is published in this directory. Twelve of the 18 projects here publish a land area and ten publish a home count; this is among those that publish neither, so it cannot be placed on the corridor's density scale. Both questions have exact answers and are worth asking at a site visit.
Why does the missing density figure matter here in particular?
Because compact configurations and high density often travel together, and the two densest projects in this directory both have small entry units. Across the nine entries here where both figures are known, density ranges from about 27 to about 85 homes per acre. Without the site area and home count there is no way to know where this project falls in that range.
Is Prestige Highland Hideaway RERA registered?
No. No Karnataka RERA project registration number has been issued at the time of this update and the application is recorded as in process. Fourteen of the 18 projects in this directory hold no number; four do. Among the four Prestige schemes tracked here, one is registered and three, including this one, are not.
How does it compare with the other Prestige projects here?
It is the cheapest of the four by a wide margin. The Prestige entries in this directory span about Rs 70 lakh to about Rs 2.8 crore, a four-fold range within one developer on one corridor. That spread is genuinely informative, because it lets you see how the same builder specifies at the bottom and the top of its own range rather than extrapolating from one project.
What should I add to the Rs 70 lakh figure?
Floor rise, facing premium, parking, club membership, corpus, maintenance, registration, stamp duty and GST, none of which are included. On a smaller ticket a double-digit percentage represents a larger share of the deposit you have actually saved, so the itemised cost sheet matters proportionally more, not less. Use the enquiry form here and name the project to request one.