A Schedule Fixed at Booking
Every payment date is known from day one. There are no milestone-driven surprises — you see the whole schedule before you commit.
A home of this scale is paid for over time, not all at once. Prestige Rosewood Phase 3 uses a time-bound payment plan — tranches fall due on fixed, known dates, set out in full from the start. Here is the complete, indicative breakdown.
Under the standard time-bound plan, the unit cost is paid in tranches due on fixed calendar dates set at booking. Here is the indicative date-by-date split for Prestige Rosewood Phase 3.
The stage split is indicative and may vary by tower, unit and plan. The exact, binding schedule is set out in your allotment letter and agreement-for-sale.
Phase 3 uses a single, straightforward time-bound payment plan — no milestone guesswork, no variable schedule. Here is what that gives you as a buyer.
Every payment date is known from day one. There are no milestone-driven surprises — you see the whole schedule before you commit.
Because the tranches fall on fixed calendar dates, you can line up funds, bonuses or loan disbursals well ahead of each due date.
Payments are tied to dates, not to slab or finishing milestones — so the schedule stays predictable regardless of the construction rhythm.
A short, clear set of dated tranches — straightforward to track, with no ambiguity about when the next payment is due.
The tranche percentages apply to the apartment cost — but the total outlay includes more. A clear view of every component, so there are no surprises.
The core consideration — the unit's super built-up area at the applicable per-sq.ft rate. This is what the tranche percentages apply to.
Registration charges and Karnataka stamp duty, payable at sale-deed execution. These are over and above the apartment cost.
Items such as floor-rise, car parking, club membership, maintenance deposit and applicable taxes — set out clearly in the cost sheet.
The indicative split here is a guide; the exact, binding schedule and all charges are stated in your allotment letter and agreement-for-sale.
The full configuration-wise pricing and the all-in cost build-up.
How a home loan works alongside the time-bound payment schedule.
The booking process and the payment stages that follow allotment.
Follow build progress alongside your time-bound payment schedule.
The appreciation case for a Phase 3 purchase over the construction cycle.
The tax considerations relevant to a home purchase and home loan.
Prestige Rosewood Phase 3 uses a time-bound payment plan — roughly 10% on booking, date-linked tranches due on fixed calendar dates through the term, and around 5% on possession. Every payment date is set out from the start. All figures are indicative; the binding schedule is in the agreement-for-sale.
Under a time-bound payment plan, payments fall due on fixed calendar dates set out from the start — for example, within 45 days of booking, then at roughly 6, 12 and 24 months — rather than against construction milestones. After the booking and agreement stages, the scheduled tranches are paid on their agreed dates, with a final balance at possession. The tranche table on this page shows the indicative date-by-date split.
A time-bound plan gives buyers a clear, predictable schedule — every payment date is fixed at booking, so there are no milestone-driven surprises and finances can be planned well ahead. Because the tranches are tied to dates rather than to construction stages, the schedule stays the same regardless of build pace. The benefits section on this page explains how it works.
The booking amount is approximately 10% of the unit cost, and the refundable Expression-of-Interest token is adjusted into it. The agreement-stage payment then brings the total paid to roughly 30% once Phase 3 is RERA-registered. The booking page covers the full booking process.
Beyond the apartment cost, buyers should budget for Karnataka stamp duty and registration charges (payable at sale-deed execution), and other charges such as floor-rise, car parking, club membership, a maintenance deposit and applicable taxes. The cost sheet sets these out clearly — see the price page for the full build-up.
Yes. A home loan can be used with the time-bound payment plan — your lender disburses funds against the scheduled payment dates as they fall due. Because the tranche dates are fixed and known from the start, the disbursal schedule is straightforward to plan with your bank. The home-loan page covers financing in detail. The figures here are indicative and not financial advice — confirm exact terms with your lender and in the agreement-for-sale.
Talk to a senior advisor for a detailed, unit-specific cost sheet — the precise tranche schedule, all applicable charges and which plan suits you. A clear, no-obligation conversation.