Prestige Elysian: Analyzing layouts and space efficiency for the price
Hey everyone, as a genuine homebuyer, I've been keeping a close eye on completed projects in Bengaluru, and Prestige Elysian certainly caught my attention. Located on 6 acres, this Prestige Group development, with RERA PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/190722/002709, is priced between ₹1.84 Cr and ₹3.01 Cr, averaging ₹17700 per sqft. When analyzing the unit configurations, it appears to cater to families looking for well-designed 2BHK and 3BHK options. Given Prestige's reputation, I expect the layout design to prioritize livability. For this price segment, carpet area efficiency is key. My observation is that Prestige usually does a decent job maximizing usable space, ensuring common areas don't consume too much private living. This means good natural light and ventilation, which are crucial for daily comfort. Considering the average price, the space optimization seems fair. While specific floor plans would clarify exact carpet area percentages, the overall design philosophy from Prestige tends to focus on practical living. For an end-user, this translates to homes that feel spacious and functional, making daily life easier. My take is that Prestige Elysian offers a solid choice for those prioritizing layout and practical space in a completed project. It’s worth a visit to see if the internal dimensions meet your family's specific needs.
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The Bengaluru real estate market is just wild right now. Prices are soaring everywhere, even for properties in peripheral areas. Elysian being a completed Prestige project, it's bound to command a premium. But for a first-time buyer like me, it's about whether that premium gives enough value. Space efficiency is one thing, but what about future development around that area? Any thoughts on that?
Has anyone checked the RERA status for Elysian recently? The number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/190722/002709 seems valid, but I always get nervous about RERA compliance issues. Any red flags?
I visited Prestige Elysian a few months ago. The common areas are definitely well-maintained, typical Prestige standard. But when I saw the actual 2BHK, I felt the bedrooms were a bit smaller than I expected for the price. The balcony was also not as generous as I hoped. It felt like they tried to pack in as much as possible, which is good for efficiency, but maybe not for a grand feel. My friend who booked in Adigara Kallahalli for much less got bigger rooms. Prestige's reputation helps, but for an end-user, space inside the apartment matters most, right?
U9, that's reassuring to hear about the 3BHK. But for the 2BHK, if the bedrooms are small, does it affect resale value later? I'm thinking long term here. Does anyone know if smaller bedrooms are a deal-breaker for future buyers in Bengaluru?
Hmm, I actually found the 3BHK layout quite practical. Yes, rooms might not be sprawling, but the overall flow and lack of wasted corridor space was impressive. For a completed project with possession already done in 2023, the price reflects the immediate move-in advantage. Plus, Prestige has a solid track record since 1986, which gives peace of mind.
U3, you hit the nail on the head! I had the exact same feeling. Sometimes these builders show you fancy renders, but the actual unit feels a bit cramped. Prestige is great, but even their 'efficient' designs can sometimes feel a bit tight for a growing family. It's a tough compromise.
Bhai, ₹17700 per sqft for a completed project? That's premium pricing. I'm a first-time buyer too, and this just feels steep. Is the location THAT good that it justifies this rate? I mean, for that money, I'd expect top-tier amenities and a really spacious layout, not just 'fair' space optimization.
Yaar, Prestige Elysian sounds good on paper. I've been looking at properties around Aavalahalli and prices are just insane. ₹1.8 Cr for a 2BHK is still a big jump for me, but if the space efficiency is really that good, maybe it's worth considering. My main worry is always hidden costs. Does anyone have an idea what the final 'all-inclusive' cost usually ends up being with Prestige?
True that, U6. And Prestige is known for their quality, but also for being on the higher side with maintenance charges post-possession. Anyone here already living in a Prestige project can confirm this? How much is the monthly maintenance for a 2BHK there?
Totally agree U1. Hidden costs are a nightmare. Usually, it's 10-15% on top of the base price for registration, amenities, parking, and all those other charges. Budgeting for that extra amount is crucial.