Prestige Huyilalu Cost Sheet

A cost sheet is the itemised breakup of what a home actually costs. It starts with the base price for the unit, then adds every applicable charge line by line. The final figure at the bottom is the amount that reaches your agreement.

The builder quotes a headline price to give a starting point. The cost sheet is where the real total appears. So ask for the per-unit cost sheet before you compare one home against another.

The base prices below are indicative pre-launch figures, on a super built-up area basis. They are the starting point, before the add-on charges.

The spread within each configuration reflects the size, the floor and the facing rather than a discount. The unit at the bottom of a range is not the same home as the one at the top.

The base price is only the start. The cost sheet then adds the charges below, each of which raises the total.

• Floor-rise charges apply to units on the higher floors across the 14 residential levels.
• GST is charged as applicable on an under-construction home.
• Stamp duty and registration are payable as applicable in Karnataka.
• Parking and other charges such as club and legal are listed separately.
• Maintenance and a corpus fund are collected around possession.

So the amount in the agreement is meaningfully higher than the base price.

The total runs from the base price upward. Start with the base figure for your configuration. Add the floor-rise charge, which depends on the exact floor. Then add parking and the other builder charges. Finally, GST, stamp duty and registration apply on top, with maintenance and the corpus fund due around possession.

Two homes of the same size can end up at different totals. The floor and the facing both move the number. That is why the per-unit cost sheet matters more than the headline price.

The project follows a construction-linked payment plan. Payments are made in set steps as the build progresses toward the 2031 possession. The stages are tied to site excavation, foundation, slab completion across the 14 floors, structure completion and the final interior finishings.

The final balance is paid at the time of key handover, expected by December 2031. A construction-linked plan spreads the cost over the build rather than up front. Ask for the full stage-wise schedule before you book.

Prestige Huyilalu is a 45-acre township by Prestige Group in Huyilalu, Mysore. It has 2 high-rise towers of 2 basements, ground and 14 floors, with over 1,000 apartments in 1, 2, 3 & 4 BHK formats, from 750 to 2,800 sq. ft. The pre-launch is set for October 2026, the launch for December 2026, and possession for 2031. The Mysore Ring Road is about 3 km away and Mysore Railway Station about 8 km. The RERA number is awaited. Buyers should verify the RERA status on the Karnataka RERA portal before booking.