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July 23, 2026

Rohan Ekanta Review: Gunjur Varthur 1.5 to 3 BHK Buyer Verdict

A buyer-side review of Rohan Ekanta, a K-RERA registered 700 home project at Gunjur, Varthur, weighed on builder quality, price and possession.

The Gunjur and Varthur pocket, tucked between Whitefield and Sarjapur Road, has ridden East Bangalore's tech led demand as the wider Sarjapur corridor appreciated roughly 79 percent over three to four years to about Rs 12,000 per square foot (99acres). On 6.5 acres at Gunjur, Pune based Rohan Builders has built Rohan Ekanta, a compact 700 home community with a confirmed K-RERA registration and a builder reputation for engineering. This review weighs whether a registered, mid scale project from a construction led developer earns a place on a crowded corridor.

Short answer: Rohan Ekanta is a 6.5 acre project of about 700 homes across 9 wings in 1.5, 2 and 3 BHK formats at Gunjur, Varthur, rising to 2 basements plus ground plus 22 floors, with possession guided from 2027. It is registered under K-RERA (PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200423/005890, with later phases carrying separate registrations). The draw is a registered, sensibly sized community from a builder known for construction quality, close to the ORR tech belt. The main caveat is that no official price sheet was published at review time, and the local roads are congested with no operational metro yet.

What is Rohan Ekanta and who is it for?

Rohan Ekanta is a residential project of about 700 homes across 9 wings on 6.5 acres at Gunjur, Varthur, on the Marathahalli to Sarjapur belt of East Bangalore. The formats span 1.5, 2 and 3 BHK, with wings rising to 2 basements plus ground plus 22 floors, a compact and efficient community rather than a sprawling township. It suits a working professional or small family who wants a right sized home close to the Outer Ring Road and Sarjapur tech campuses, values a builder known for engineering discipline, and wants the reassurance of a filed RERA registration. It does not suit buyers who want large 4 BHK formats, township scale amenities, or operational metro at their doorstep today.

Is Rohan a builder you can trust?

Rohan Builders is a Pune based developer with a long track record and a specific reputation for construction and engineering quality, which is a meaningful differentiator in a market where finish standards vary widely. Paired with the confirmed K-RERA registration, that engineering pedigree is the central reassurance here. The honest caution is that Rohan is a relatively newer entrant to Bangalore than the big local names, so its local delivery and service track record is thinner in this city specifically. Verify the specific K-RERA numbers, including for later phases, on the state portal, and if possible inspect a delivered Rohan project to judge whether the engineering reputation translates into day to day living quality.

How good is the location and connectivity?

Gunjur sits within reach of the Outer Ring Road tech cluster at Bellandur and Kadubeesanahalli and the Sarjapur Road campuses, which anchors rental demand and end user interest. The corridor retains appreciation runway, with metro Phase 3 and the Peripheral Ring Road as pending catalysts not yet fully priced in (Estate Hive). The honest framing is that the Gunjur and Varthur roads are notoriously congested at peak, and the metro is not yet operational in this pocket, so daily life leans heavily on road access today. Drive the Gunjur to ORR commute at peak hour before committing, and weigh how much of the appreciation case depends on infrastructure that has not yet been delivered.

What are the homes and sizes like?

Ekanta offers efficient formats: 1.5 BHK homes around 710 to 734 square feet, 2 BHK near 1,127 to 1,239 square feet, and 3 BHK from roughly 1,344 to 1,678 square feet, across nine wings. The 1.5 BHK is a genuinely useful format for single professionals and investors, while the 2 and 3 BHK serve small families, all within a compact footprint that keeps the community contained. The critical caveat is that carpet areas were indicative at review time rather than confirmed in a published cost sheet, so treat sizing as provisional until the price list and RERA disclosures are read. When they arrive, compare carpet area, not super built up, and confirm which phase your wing belongs to and its separate registration.

What does Rohan Ekanta cost, all in?

No official price sheet had been published at the time of writing, so any circulating figure is indicative rather than filed. As a market anchor, the Sarjapur Road corridor transacts around Rs 12,000 per square foot in 2026, with the Gunjur pocket often a touch below the corridor average (99acres). Beyond any headline rate, budget for GST on the under construction value, car parking, clubhouse and corpus, preferential location and floor rise charges, and stamp duty plus registration. Because the base price is unconfirmed, treat every quoted number as provisional and insist on the official, filed price list before committing real money. The registration fixes the plan, not the price.

What about RERA, approvals and possession?

This is a relative strength for Rohan Ekanta. The project is registered under K-RERA with the number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200423/005890, with later phases carrying separate registrations, confirmed via the builder's official channels, which gives the sanctioned plan statutory backing. Possession is guided from 2027. Because the project is phased, a buyer must confirm the specific registration number for the exact phase and wing they are buying, not just the lead number, and read the RERA disclosed possession date and Section 18 delay compensation terms. K-RERA's recent activism, including a July 2026 order directing a Bengaluru developer to complete promised amenities within 90 days, shows filed commitments are enforceable (The Hans India). Use the registration; verify the phase.

How does Rohan Ekanta compare to nearby options?

Within the Gunjur and Varthur belt the choice is between registered branded stock and lakeside premium options. The table sets out the trade.

DimensionRohan EkantaPrestige Serenity ShoresAdarsh Primrose
Price bandUnpublished (Sarjapur belt ~Rs 12,000 psf)UnpublishedVerify with builder
Configurations1.5, 2 and 3 BHK2, 3 and 4 BHKApartments (verify mix)
Possession2027 onwards (guided)2027 onwardsVerify with builder
RERA statusK-RERA registeredNot independently confirmedVerify on K-RERA
Distance to hubGunjur, near ORR tech beltGunjur, by Varthur LakeGunjur

Buyers who want larger, lake facing formats nearby should weigh Prestige Serenity Shores; those comparing other Gunjur addresses might also track Adarsh Primrose.

What are the honest risks and trade-offs?

The registration removes the biggest uncertainty that clouds unregistered peers, but real trade-offs remain. The price is unpublished, so the all in cost is not yet knowable. The phased structure means you must verify the exact registration for your wing, not just the lead number. Rohan's Bangalore delivery track record is thinner than the big local names, even if its engineering reputation is strong. The location is congested and connectivity dependent, with the metro not yet operational. And a 2027 guidance is subject to RERA disclosed dates and the usual slippage. The registered status and construction pedigree are genuine positives, but the price and local track record caveats keep this a considered buy.

The verdict: should you buy Rohan Ekanta?

For a buyer who wants a right sized, well engineered home near the ORR tech belt, with the reassurance of a filed RERA registration, Rohan Ekanta is a credible shortlist candidate, and its registration puts it ahead of several unregistered neighbours. The efficient 1.5 to 3 BHK formats, the compact community feel and Rohan's engineering reputation are real positives. The honest verdict is that the registration meaningfully de risks the buy, but you should confirm the exact phase registration, the official price and the RERA possession terms, and pressure test the connectivity thesis before committing. Registration and build quality are the advantages; price and local track record are the open questions. Run the checklist first.

#Check to run before booking
1Verify the K-RERA number for your specific phase and wing on rera.karnataka.gov.in.
2Read the RERA disclosed possession date and Section 18 delay compensation terms.
3Demand the official, filed price list rather than an indicative quote.
4Ask for carpet area figures, not super built up, on every configuration.
5Add GST, parking, clubhouse, corpus and registration to model the true all in cost.
6Inspect a delivered Rohan project to test the engineering reputation in daily use.
7Drive the Gunjur to ORR commute at peak and pressure test the metro timeline.

Common questions about Rohan Ekanta

What is the price of Rohan Ekanta?

No official price sheet had been published at review time, so any circulating figure is indicative. As a market anchor, the Sarjapur Road corridor transacts around Rs 12,000 per square foot in 2026, with the Gunjur pocket often a touch below the corridor average. Confirm the official price list, then add GST, parking and registration.

Is Rohan Ekanta RERA registered?

Yes. Rohan Ekanta is registered under K-RERA with the number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200423/005890, with later phases carrying separate registrations, confirmed via the builder's official channels. Because it is phased, verify the specific registration for your exact phase and wing on rera.karnataka.gov.in before committing.

Where is Rohan Ekanta located?

Rohan Ekanta is at Gunjur, Varthur, on the Marathahalli to Sarjapur belt of East Bangalore, within reach of the Outer Ring Road tech cluster at Bellandur and the Sarjapur campuses. The local roads are congested at peak and the metro is not yet operational in this pocket, so daily life leans heavily on road access today.

When is possession of Rohan Ekanta?

Possession is guided from 2027 onwards. Because the project is K-RERA registered and phased, read the RERA disclosed possession date for your specific phase and the Section 18 delay compensation clause rather than rely on the marketing timeline, and plan a buffer as Bangalore high rise projects commonly slip.

This review reflects information available as of July 23, 2026.

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Rohan Ekanta Review

A buyer-side review of Rohan Ekanta, a K-RERA registered 700 home project at Gunjur, Varthur, weighed on builder quality, price and possession.

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July 23, 2026
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The Gunjur and Varthur pocket, tucked between Whitefield and Sarjapur Road, has ridden East Bangalore's tech led demand as the wider Sarjapur corridor appreciated roughly 79 percent over three to four years to about Rs 12,000 per square foot (99acres). On 6.5 acres at Gunjur, Pune based Rohan Builders has built Rohan Ekanta, a compact 700 home community with a confirmed K-RERA registration and a builder reputation for engineering. This review weighs whether a registered, mid scale project from a construction led developer earns a place on a crowded corridor.

Short answer: Rohan Ekanta is a 6.5 acre project of about 700 homes across 9 wings in 1.5, 2 and 3 BHK formats at Gunjur, Varthur, rising to 2 basements plus ground plus 22 floors, with possession guided from 2027. It is registered under K-RERA (PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200423/005890, with later phases carrying separate registrations). The draw is a registered, sensibly sized community from a builder known for construction quality, close to the ORR tech belt. The main caveat is that no official price sheet was published at review time, and the local roads are congested with no operational metro yet.

What is Rohan Ekanta and who is it for?

Rohan Ekanta is a residential project of about 700 homes across 9 wings on 6.5 acres at Gunjur, Varthur, on the Marathahalli to Sarjapur belt of East Bangalore. The formats span 1.5, 2 and 3 BHK, with wings rising to 2 basements plus ground plus 22 floors, a compact and efficient community rather than a sprawling township. It suits a working professional or small family who wants a right sized home close to the Outer Ring Road and Sarjapur tech campuses, values a builder known for engineering discipline, and wants the reassurance of a filed RERA registration. It does not suit buyers who want large 4 BHK formats, township scale amenities, or operational metro at their doorstep today.

Is Rohan a builder you can trust?

Rohan Builders is a Pune based developer with a long track record and a specific reputation for construction and engineering quality, which is a meaningful differentiator in a market where finish standards vary widely. Paired with the confirmed K-RERA registration, that engineering pedigree is the central reassurance here. The honest caution is that Rohan is a relatively newer entrant to Bangalore than the big local names, so its local delivery and service track record is thinner in this city specifically. Verify the specific K-RERA numbers, including for later phases, on the state portal, and if possible inspect a delivered Rohan project to judge whether the engineering reputation translates into day to day living quality.

How good is the location and connectivity?

Gunjur sits within reach of the Outer Ring Road tech cluster at Bellandur and Kadubeesanahalli and the Sarjapur Road campuses, which anchors rental demand and end user interest. The corridor retains appreciation runway, with metro Phase 3 and the Peripheral Ring Road as pending catalysts not yet fully priced in (Estate Hive). The honest framing is that the Gunjur and Varthur roads are notoriously congested at peak, and the metro is not yet operational in this pocket, so daily life leans heavily on road access today. Drive the Gunjur to ORR commute at peak hour before committing, and weigh how much of the appreciation case depends on infrastructure that has not yet been delivered.

What are the homes and sizes like?

Ekanta offers efficient formats: 1.5 BHK homes around 710 to 734 square feet, 2 BHK near 1,127 to 1,239 square feet, and 3 BHK from roughly 1,344 to 1,678 square feet, across nine wings. The 1.5 BHK is a genuinely useful format for single professionals and investors, while the 2 and 3 BHK serve small families, all within a compact footprint that keeps the community contained. The critical caveat is that carpet areas were indicative at review time rather than confirmed in a published cost sheet, so treat sizing as provisional until the price list and RERA disclosures are read. When they arrive, compare carpet area, not super built up, and confirm which phase your wing belongs to and its separate registration.

What does Rohan Ekanta cost, all in?

No official price sheet had been published at the time of writing, so any circulating figure is indicative rather than filed. As a market anchor, the Sarjapur Road corridor transacts around Rs 12,000 per square foot in 2026, with the Gunjur pocket often a touch below the corridor average (99acres). Beyond any headline rate, budget for GST on the under construction value, car parking, clubhouse and corpus, preferential location and floor rise charges, and stamp duty plus registration. Because the base price is unconfirmed, treat every quoted number as provisional and insist on the official, filed price list before committing real money. The registration fixes the plan, not the price.

What about RERA, approvals and possession?

This is a relative strength for Rohan Ekanta. The project is registered under K-RERA with the number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200423/005890, with later phases carrying separate registrations, confirmed via the builder's official channels, which gives the sanctioned plan statutory backing. Possession is guided from 2027. Because the project is phased, a buyer must confirm the specific registration number for the exact phase and wing they are buying, not just the lead number, and read the RERA disclosed possession date and Section 18 delay compensation terms. K-RERA's recent activism, including a July 2026 order directing a Bengaluru developer to complete promised amenities within 90 days, shows filed commitments are enforceable (The Hans India). Use the registration; verify the phase.

How does Rohan Ekanta compare to nearby options?

Within the Gunjur and Varthur belt the choice is between registered branded stock and lakeside premium options. The table sets out the trade.

DimensionRohan EkantaPrestige Serenity ShoresAdarsh Primrose
Price bandUnpublished (Sarjapur belt ~Rs 12,000 psf)UnpublishedVerify with builder
Configurations1.5, 2 and 3 BHK2, 3 and 4 BHKApartments (verify mix)
Possession2027 onwards (guided)2027 onwardsVerify with builder
RERA statusK-RERA registeredNot independently confirmedVerify on K-RERA
Distance to hubGunjur, near ORR tech beltGunjur, by Varthur LakeGunjur

Buyers who want larger, lake facing formats nearby should weigh Prestige Serenity Shores; those comparing other Gunjur addresses might also track Adarsh Primrose.

What are the honest risks and trade-offs?

The registration removes the biggest uncertainty that clouds unregistered peers, but real trade-offs remain. The price is unpublished, so the all in cost is not yet knowable. The phased structure means you must verify the exact registration for your wing, not just the lead number. Rohan's Bangalore delivery track record is thinner than the big local names, even if its engineering reputation is strong. The location is congested and connectivity dependent, with the metro not yet operational. And a 2027 guidance is subject to RERA disclosed dates and the usual slippage. The registered status and construction pedigree are genuine positives, but the price and local track record caveats keep this a considered buy.

The verdict: should you buy Rohan Ekanta?

For a buyer who wants a right sized, well engineered home near the ORR tech belt, with the reassurance of a filed RERA registration, Rohan Ekanta is a credible shortlist candidate, and its registration puts it ahead of several unregistered neighbours. The efficient 1.5 to 3 BHK formats, the compact community feel and Rohan's engineering reputation are real positives. The honest verdict is that the registration meaningfully de risks the buy, but you should confirm the exact phase registration, the official price and the RERA possession terms, and pressure test the connectivity thesis before committing. Registration and build quality are the advantages; price and local track record are the open questions. Run the checklist first.

#Check to run before booking
1Verify the K-RERA number for your specific phase and wing on rera.karnataka.gov.in.
2Read the RERA disclosed possession date and Section 18 delay compensation terms.
3Demand the official, filed price list rather than an indicative quote.
4Ask for carpet area figures, not super built up, on every configuration.
5Add GST, parking, clubhouse, corpus and registration to model the true all in cost.
6Inspect a delivered Rohan project to test the engineering reputation in daily use.
7Drive the Gunjur to ORR commute at peak and pressure test the metro timeline.

Common questions about Rohan Ekanta

What is the price of Rohan Ekanta?

No official price sheet had been published at review time, so any circulating figure is indicative. As a market anchor, the Sarjapur Road corridor transacts around Rs 12,000 per square foot in 2026, with the Gunjur pocket often a touch below the corridor average. Confirm the official price list, then add GST, parking and registration.

Is Rohan Ekanta RERA registered?

Yes. Rohan Ekanta is registered under K-RERA with the number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200423/005890, with later phases carrying separate registrations, confirmed via the builder's official channels. Because it is phased, verify the specific registration for your exact phase and wing on rera.karnataka.gov.in before committing.

Where is Rohan Ekanta located?

Rohan Ekanta is at Gunjur, Varthur, on the Marathahalli to Sarjapur belt of East Bangalore, within reach of the Outer Ring Road tech cluster at Bellandur and the Sarjapur campuses. The local roads are congested at peak and the metro is not yet operational in this pocket, so daily life leans heavily on road access today.

When is possession of Rohan Ekanta?

Possession is guided from 2027 onwards. Because the project is K-RERA registered and phased, read the RERA disclosed possession date for your specific phase and the Section 18 delay compensation clause rather than rely on the marketing timeline, and plan a buffer as Bangalore high rise projects commonly slip.

This review reflects information available as of July 23, 2026.

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