DS MAX Sky Fields

Published: 13 September 2026 | Updated on: 29 September 2026 | By L K Monu Borkala, CEO & Founder, OneCity Property, 15 years of property consultancy experience and over 20 years in marketing and management at OneCity Technologies Pvt. Ltd.

DS MAX Sky Fields is a residential apartment project by DS-MAX Properties on Soukya Road, Whitefield, Bengaluru. The builder's page lists 2 BHK from ₹92.47 lakh and 3 BHK from ₹1.06 crore, in a building with G+14 floors. The RERA number shown on the builder's page is PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/251024/007179. This page collects the project's facts, explains what they mean for a buyer and lists what to verify before paying a booking amount.

Image: DS-MAX Properties (builder). Renders and plans are indicative.

What is DS MAX Sky Fields?

• Developer: DS-MAX Properties
• Location: Soukya Road, Whitefield, Bengaluru
• Type: Residential apartments
• 2 BHK: 1,201 to 1,207 sq ft, from ₹92.47 lakh (₹7,700 per sq ft)
• 3 BHK: 1,388 to 1,738 sq ft, from ₹1.06 crore (₹7,700 per sq ft)
• Structure: G+14 floors
• RERA number (as listed by the builder): PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/251024/007179
• Possession date and land area: not stated on the builder's page

Sky Fields keeps things simple on price: both the 2 BHK and the 3 BHK are quoted at ₹7,700 per sq ft. The 2 BHK range is tight (1,201 to 1,207 sq ft), so you are effectively choosing one layout, while the 3 BHK runs from 1,388 to 1,738 sq ft.

Where is DS MAX Sky Fields located, and what is nearby?

Soukya Road is an established residential road on the Whitefield side of Bengaluru, and the builder ties Sky Fields to Aster and Manipal hospitals, Nexus Mall, Ryan International School and Whitefield Railway Station. It also states that International Tech Park is about ten minutes away, which is the anchor for many tech buyers here. Check that ten minute figure at your own commute hour, because Whitefield traffic is the main variable.

Below is the builder's landmark list, sorted by type. Because the page rarely states distances, measure the drive to each place that matters to your household at the time of day you would travel.

• Hospitals: Aster Hospital, Manipal Hospital
• Work and rail: International Tech Park, about 10 minutes as stated by the builder, Whitefield Railway Station
• Retail and school: Nexus Mall, Ryan International School

For a wider view of the area, read our notes on Whitefield real estate market trends and on how metro access has changed Whitefield prices.

What are the unit sizes and prices at DS MAX Sky Fields?

On the builder's page, the 2 BHK runs 1,201 to 1,207 sq ft and starts at ₹92.47 lakh (₹7,700 per sq ft); the 3 BHK runs 1,388 to 1,738 sq ft and starts at ₹1.06 crore (₹7,700 per sq ft). All prices are marked onwards, so they are starting figures and not a quote for a specific flat.

The 2 BHK begins at ₹92.47 lakh and the 3 BHK at ₹1.06 crore, both marked onwards. With the same rate for both, the smaller 3 BHK layouts give the best step up in space per rupee.

The two 2 BHK layouts are nearly identical (1,201 and 1,207 sq ft), so you are effectively choosing between one floor plan at different heights. The 3 BHK spans 1,388 to 1,738 sq ft, a range of 350 sq ft.

Image: DS-MAX Properties (builder). Renders and plans are indicative.

Ask the builder for the carpet area of the exact flat you like. The gap between carpet and super built-up area, explained in our piece on carpet area and super built-up area, is often large enough to change which project offers better value.

What amenities does DS MAX Sky Fields offer?

The builder lists 14 amenities. Amenities on a brochure are only useful if they are built, so ask for the sanctioned plan showing where each one sits and which are in the clubhouse.

• Swimming pool
• CCTV cameras
• Table tennis
• Sewage treatment plant
• Sauna and steam
• Multi-gym
• Clubhouse
• Snooker
• Foosball
• Covered car parking
• Kids play area
• 24/7 security
• Senior citizens gazebo
• Cricket practice net

Sky Fields lists the DS-MAX standard set with a senior citizens gazebo and a cricket practice net. With G+14 floors and two rates that are identical, the amenity list is unlikely to be the deciding factor between this project and its Soukya Road neighbour, Sky Samurai.

Image: DS-MAX Properties (builder). Renders and plans are indicative.

Who is DS MAX Sky Fields suited to?

It suits ITPL and Whitefield tech professionals who want a G+14 tower with a full amenity set and are comfortable with a price near ₹1 crore for a 3 BHK. It is a weaker fit for buyers on a tight budget who could get a similar size further out.

How does DS MAX Sky Fields compare with other DS-MAX projects nearby?

Buyers comparing options nearby can also look at DS MAX SkySampurn in Varthur, which lists 2 BHK homes from ₹86.83 lakh in a building with G+16 floors, and at DS MAX Sangam Grand in Whitefield, which lists 2 BHK homes from ₹79.60 lakh in a building with G+4 floors. Compare price per sq ft, height of the building and the completion date on each before you decide.

What will it cost to buy at DS MAX Sky Fields beyond the base price?

Plan for more than the base price of ₹92.47 lakh. Government charges, GST where applicable, the maintenance deposit, parking and interiors sit on top of it. The Karnataka stamp duty calculator gives you the government portion, and the EMI calculator shows what a home loan on the starting price would cost each month. Get every charge in one written cost sheet before you pay a token amount.

Do not pay a large advance against a verbal promise. The sale agreement and the sale deed are different documents with different rights, and the registration document list is worth reading before you sign either.

What should you verify before booking at DS MAX Sky Fields?

The builder's page does not give a possession date, land area or unit count. Ask for them, and ask how many towers share the amenities. Check the RERA number and the sanctioned plan on the official portal.

• Search the RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/251024/007179 on the Karnataka RERA portal and compare the promoter name, project address, registration date and completion date with what the builder tells you.
• Read the title and approvals with the help of our guide to verifying property documents in Karnataka and ask which authority approved the plan, using our note on BDA, BBMP and Gramathana approvals as a reference.
• Ask about the khata for the apartments. Our guide to khata registration in Karnataka explains the types and the steps, including the e-khata process.
• Obtain an encumbrance certificate for the land from the Kaveri online services portal and read how to obtain an encumbrance certificate first.
• Ask how the undivided share of land is recorded for your flat, and when the occupancy certificate is expected.

Who is the developer of DS MAX Sky Fields?

DS MAX Sky Fields is developed by DS-MAX Properties, whose website lists its office at #1797, 5th Block, 14th Main Road, Brindavan Nagar, HBR Layout, Bengaluru 560043. That address belongs to the company, not to the project site. All project figures here come from the builder project page as it stood on 29 September 2026. We are a consultancy, not the builder, so please confirm every figure, approval and date with DS-MAX Properties directly.

How can OneCity Property help with DS MAX Sky Fields?

We can arrange a site visit for DS MAX Sky Fields, request the current price sheet and floor plans from the builder, and go through the RERA record, approvals and payment plan with you before you commit. Call 7676870876 or 9606230962, or send an enquiry from this page. These notes are general information and have not been reviewed by a named legal or financial reviewer, so take advice from a property lawyer before paying an advance.

How do residents of Sky Fields reach the metro, the railway station and the bus network?

Most journeys start on Soukya Road and then switch to the Purple Line, the Whitefield railway station or a BMTC bus, so the road itself matters as much as the rail links. The Deccan Herald, in a report dated 19 August 2026, describes Soukya Road as a stretch of about 5 km in Whitefield. Residents quoted there complained of frequent accidents, speeding trucks, missing streetlights and missing footpaths, mainly around the Thirumalashettihalli railway pass and the police station. The authorities have promised speed breakers, CCTV, safety barriers, streetlights and footpaths, but the report says implementation is delayed. It does not say where Sky Fields sits relative to that stretch, so treat it as a reason to drive the approach road yourself, once by day and once after dark.

Which Purple Line stations are closest in name?

The builder's page lists Kadugodi Tree Park Metro among its landmarks, and Wikipedia places that station on Whitefield Main Road, close to Kadugodi Tree Park and some IT offices. Going towards the terminus you reach Hopefarm Channasandra and then Whitefield (Kadugodi). All three opened to the public on 26 March 2023. No source I opened gives the distance from Sky Fields to any of them, and the builder gives none either.

What about the Whitefield railway station and buses?

Whitefield railway station sits on the Bengaluru to Chennai line, and Wikipedia says the Whitefield metro station has one exit pointing towards it and a link to the Kadugodi BMTC terminus. A developer blog from Mahindra Lifespaces, which carries no date, puts the two stations roughly 1 km apart, quotes 15 to 20 minutes by train to KR Puram and 1 to 1.5 hours to KSR Bengaluru, and lists BMTC route 335E between Kadugodi and Majestic. That page says the bus runs about every 10 minutes at peak, from around 4:35 am to 6:35 pm, with stops at ITPL Back Gate and Hope Farm. A last bus at 6:35 pm is early for anyone on a late shift, so confirm the current timetable with BMTC. Because the source is marketing content, I rate these timings as indicative only.

What about the airport and the outer roads?

I could not confirm a drive time from Sky Fields to Kempegowda International Airport from any dated source. Wikipedia records that the 80 km Dabaspete to Hoskote section of the Satellite Town Ring Road was inaugurated on 11 March 2024, but whether that route is practical from Soukya Road at your travel hour is something to test rather than assume. The Blue Line to the airport is still under construction, as the jobs and infrastructure section below explains.

Which schools, hospitals, malls and green spaces sit around Sky Fields?

The builder names a mix of schools, hospitals and malls near Sky Fields, and other sources add a few more, though none of them gives a walking distance from the project gate. On schools, the builder's project page lists Ryan International School and Bangalore International Academy. An article on Perfect Neighbourhood, published on 23 July 2026, names Inventure Academy and VIBGYOR High School as institutions near Soukya Road. Square Yards lists Bishop Angels School and Whitefield Global School for the locality. That is a workable shortlist, but school bus coverage from this gate is the real test. Ask each school which pickup routes it runs to Soukya Road, and how early the first bus leaves.

For healthcare, the builder lists Aster, Manipal, Vydehi and TATA MD Healthcare. Perfect Neighbourhood names Manipal Hospital Whitefield and Aster Whitefield Hospital in the same area. Square Yards shows DNA Hospitals at 1.6 km from the Soukya Road locality point it uses, which is not a measurement from this project. Families with elderly parents should drive to the emergency entrance of the hospital they would actually choose, at a busy hour, and note the time.

The builder lists Nexus Mall and Park Square Mall. It does not say which Nexus mall it means, and I could not confirm that from any source. Wikipedia places Park Square Mall inside the International Tech Park and gives its size as 450,000 sq ft, which suits a weekend outing more than a daily grocery run. For everyday shopping, no source I opened names a supermarket or market on Soukya Road, so walk the neighbourhood and see what is within reach.

For fresh air, the metro station is named after Kadugodi Tree Park, which Wikipedia calls a notable green space, though I found no size, timings or entry rules.

What does the community inside look like?

The builder lists a senior citizens gazebo, a kids play area, a cricket practice net, a clubhouse with snooker, foosball and table tennis, and a swimming pool. The page offers only 2 BHK and 3 BHK homes, so the building is a family and couple format, not a mix of studios and large penthouses. How the clubhouse is staffed and who pays for it are questions for the maintenance agreement.

Which jobs and infrastructure projects will affect Sky Fields, and how far along are they?

Jobs are already in place around Whitefield, while most of the big transport projects that touch this stretch are still planned, delayed or under construction, so today's daily life depends on what exists now. The International Tech Park, known as ITPL, began as a joint venture in 1994, according to Wikipedia. It lists 10 buildings and more than 40 organisations, with a Singapore consortium and the Tata Group holding 47% each and KIADB 6%, and CapitaLand as manager. The builder says the tech park is about 10 minutes away, which is a builder claim and not a measured drive.

Other employment clusters sit on the same rail line. Wikipedia says the Kadugodi Tree Park station serves Kadugodi's IT companies, naming Goldman Sachs and HP Enterprise, and the Sri Sathya Sai Hospital station sits in the KIADB Export Promotion Industrial Area near Makino India and Gopalan Global Axis. Tenant lists change, so confirm current employers before assuming a short commute for your own office.

What is happening to the roads and rail?

Nothing I found says Soukya Road itself is being rebuilt. The 19 August 2026 Deccan Herald report says safety measures were promised, and that delays persist. On suburban rail, Wikipedia says the Parijaata line from Kengeri to Whitefield, with 14 stations and 35.52 km, has approved status but is not yet under construction. The Mallige line's opening is pushed to 2029 and the Kanaka line's to 2030, and Kanaka does not pass through Whitefield. A marketing page from a developer of a Varthur project quotes a 2028 target for suburban rail, which conflicts with those dates, so I would trust neither figure for planning.

The Peripheral Ring Road, now called the Bengaluru Business Corridor, has a first phase of 19.8 km between Tumakuru Road and Ballari Road at a cost of ₹3,348 crore, according to ETV Bharat on 31 March 2026, with a 36 month construction period from award. A farmers' body asked BDA on 13 April 2026 to recall the tenders, citing incomplete land acquisition and pending court cases. That phase is nowhere near Soukya Road. The Blue Line between Silk Board and KR Puram, reported by Swarajya on 16 August 2026 citing the Times of India, has slipped towards 2027. Perfect Neighbourhood advises treating proposed works as potential upside rather than something to pay a premium for now, which is a sensible way to read this list.

What do sources say about prices around Sky Fields, and how can you test the quoted rate?

Published sources show Soukya Road listings priced well above the builder's ₹7,700 per sq ft, but those figures mix projects of different kinds and dates, so they are a reference and not a verdict. Square Yards, on a page titled for 2026 that shows no exact date, gives an average of ₹11,850 per sq ft for apartments on Soukya Road, with listings from ₹75.5 lakh to ₹4.91 crore. Homebazaar, with project updates dated between 19 May and 13 July 2026, shows a starting rate of ₹12.52k per sq ft across three listings that include villas. Villas and larger plots push an average upward.

A closer comparison is another apartment project on the same road that Homebazaar's 2 BHK page shows at ₹86 lakh to ₹93 lakh for flats of 914 to 994 sq ft, under construction. Sky Fields lists a 2 BHK of 1,201 to 1,207 sq ft from ₹92.47 lakh. If those listings use comparable area definitions, which the page does not confirm, the Sky Fields entry price buys roughly 207 to 293 sq ft more at a similar rupee figure.

What does the base rate work out to?

The table multiplies the builder's stated rate of ₹7,700 per sq ft by the stated areas. This is my arithmetic on the base rate, before GST, registration, parking, deposits and any floor rise charge.

The builder's "₹1.06 crore onwards" looks like a rounded-down version of the first 3 BHK line, so ask for the exact quote.

How do you check comparable prices yourself?

First, look up the guidance value for the survey area with the Karnataka registration department, and remember it sets a floor for registration, not a market price. Second, ask the builder for the last three registered sale deeds in this project and compare the declared value per sq ft. Third, gather at least three current listings for flats of similar size and age on Soukya Road and Whitefield Main Road, and record the date of each. Do not accept an average from a portal without knowing which projects sit inside it.

What does DS MAX Sky Fields cost in total? A worked example on the builder's starting prices

The builder's page lists 2 BHK from ₹92.47 lakh onwards; 3 BHK from ₹1.06 crore onwards. It does not say whether those figures include GST, parking, club charges or the maintenance deposit, so the table below treats each figure as the base price and adds the statutory items on top. All rates are for illustration. Ask for the written cost sheet and check every line against it, because if the builder's figure already includes GST you should not add it a second time.

• GST: the 5% rate without input tax credit for residential flats outside the affordable category comes from the GST Council's 34th meeting (PIB release, March 2019). A flat sold after the completion certificate is reported to carry no GST, so a ready flat changes the sum.
• Stamp duty: Karnataka charges 5% on homes above ₹45 lakh, on the higher of the price or the government guidance value, according to Deccan Herald and a Sobha Limited article of August 2026. Sources disagree on the slabs below ₹45 lakh, which does not affect the figures here because every price on this page is above it.
• Registration fee and cess: Deccan Herald reports the fee at 2% of value for documents registered from 31 August 2025, up from 1%. The cess and surcharge of roughly 0.6% of value is as described by several lenders' guides and varies with the local body. Confirm both with the sub-registrar or on the Kaveri portal before you rely on them.

Now the loan. Suppose you borrow 80% of the 2 BHK base price of ₹92.47 lakh, which is ₹73.98 lakh, over 20 years at an illustrative 8.5% a year. The EMI works out to about ₹64,198 a month, and you would repay about ₹1.54 crore in total, of which about ₹80.10 lakh is interest. At 9.5% the EMI rises to about ₹68,955, and at 7.5% it falls to about ₹59,595. The 8.5% figure is not a quote: lenders publish their own rates, and one aggregator's July to August 2026 listing of a large public-sector bank showed a wide band for its home loan schemes, so use your sanction letter, not this page.

The cash outlay on that example is the 20% margin of ₹18.49 lakh plus about ₹11.65 lakh of GST, stamp duty, registration fee and cess, so roughly ₹30.15 lakh before parking, deposits and interiors. If your budget stops at the base price, you are short by more than a tenth.

Two more rules affect the paperwork. If the value is ₹50 lakh or more, the buyer deducts 1% TDS from each payment to the seller and pays it through Form 26QB (Income Tax Department). Interest on a home loan for a self-occupied home is deductible up to ₹2 lakh a year under section 24(b) in the old tax regime only, per the Income Tax Department's e-filing guidance; the new regime does not allow it. Speak to a chartered accountant, since none of this has been reviewed by a named legal or financial reviewer.

How can you confirm DS MAX Sky Fields is registered, step by step?

Begin with the number on the builder's page, PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/251024/007179. Go to rera.karnataka.gov.in by typing it into the address bar, then look the project up by number, by project name or by promoter name.

1. Search by the exact registration number. If nothing appears, search by the project name and by the promoter's name, since portals sometimes list a project under its legal name rather than its brand name.
2. Compare the project name and address on the record with what the builder shows for DS MAX Sky Fields. A different name or location is a reason to ask questions before paying.
3. Compare the promoter named on the record with the company on your booking form and agreement. The legal entity that signs with you should be the registered promoter.
4. Note the registration date and the validity or completion date. Ask the sales team which completion date they will put in the agreement, and compare it with the portal.
5. Look for quarterly progress updates, any extension notice, and any complaint or order against the project. An empty progress history on an old registration is worth asking about.
6. Save a dated PDF or screenshot of the page and keep it with your booking papers.

The portal did not let our tools open the record for DS MAX Sky Fields, so this page cannot confirm the registration. The number above is the builder's. Portal screens change over time; if yours differ, ask for the RERA certificate itself and compare its number and dates.

What should you check on a visit to Sky Fields, given a G+14 building with 14 listed amenities?

Start with the stair core and the parking, because a G+14 tower with covered parking and no basement mentioned puts a lot of pressure on a few lifts and one ground plane. The builder's page gives the structure as G+14 floors and lists covered car parking but no basements, so ask where cars will actually sit.

• Count the towers or blocks and the lifts in each, then ask how many flats share each lift lobby. Note whether a service lift exists.
• Ask how many covered parking slots each 2 BHK and 3 BHK gets, whether slots are numbered and whether visitor parking is separate.
• Ask which of the two 2 BHK plans, 1,201 sq ft or 1,207 sq ft, is on which floors, and walk the sample or shell to measure bedroom width, kitchen width and balcony depth.
• At the top floors, ask about water pressure and the overhead tank arrangement, since the builder lists a sewage treatment plant and you should know where treated water goes.
• Stand at the sewage treatment plant location and note how far it is from the nearest tower windows and from the senior citizens gazebo.
• Look at where the cricket practice net is placed relative to ground-floor windows and the kids play area, and ask about its hours.
• Check the pool depth, deck area, changing rooms and how the sauna and steam rooms are managed and paid for.
• Ask where the 24/7 security gate sits and how the approach from Soukya Road is lit at night.

Take a tape, a torch and photos, and ask for the sanctioned plan so you can match what you see against it. Ask the sales team to show the exact floor and direction of the flat you are considering, because on a G+14 block the view, the morning sun and the noise from Soukya Road change a lot between the lower and upper floors. Finally, ask whether the amenities will be complete and usable at handover or opened in stages, and get the answer in writing.

Who should think twice before buying at Sky Fields?

Buyers who need a short walk to a metro station, a quick move-in or a low monthly outgo should think twice, because the builder's page leaves those three points open. It also gives no possession date, so anyone paying rent and EMI together needs a written completion date backed by the RERA record before signing.

Price is the second issue. At ₹7,700 per sq ft, Sky Fields is the higher priced of the two DS-MAX projects on this road, and a 3 BHK begins near ₹1.07 crore before charges. If your budget stops at ₹1 crore all in, you will be stretched. The Soukya Road approach is another point: the August 2026 Deccan Herald report describes safety complaints and unfinished fixes. Families with young drivers or school-going children should look at that road at school hours.

Maintenance is the third. The builder lists a pool, sauna and steam rooms, a multi-gym, a clubhouse, a sewage treatment plant and 24/7 security. All of that costs money to run, and the builder's page does not state a maintenance rate. Ask for the monthly figure per sq ft and how it is reviewed.

Renters and resale buyers should also be realistic. I found no source that measures rental demand or resale depth on Soukya Road, so do not count on rental income to cover your EMI. Finally, if you depend on public transport late at night, the 6:35 pm last bus quoted on a developer blog for route 335E suggests you will lean on metro and autos.

How was this page prepared?

This section was compiled on 29 September 2026 from documents and web pages, not from a site visit. The builder's project page supplied the price, configuration, amenity and landmark details, and those details are builder-supplied and have not been independently verified. Wikipedia pages supplied station, line and tech park facts. News outlets named in the text, including the Deccan Herald, Swarajya and ETV Bharat, supplied dated reports on the road, the Blue Line and the Bengaluru Business Corridor. Property portals such as Square Yards and Homebazaar supplied listing prices, which are undated in part and reflect other projects. Developer blogs supplied a few travel times and are treated as marketing. I could not open the Karnataka RERA portal for the project record. No one from OneCity visited the site, spoke to residents or inspected documents in preparing this page. Confirm distances, timings and dates with the builder, BMRCL and BMTC before you pay any booking amount.

Frequently asked questions about DS MAX Sky Fields

What is the starting price of DS MAX Sky Fields?

The builder's page lists 2 BHK from ₹92.47 lakh and 3 BHK from ₹1.06 crore. These are starting prices marked onwards, so confirm the current price sheet for the flat you want.

What is the RERA registration number of DS MAX Sky Fields?

The builder's page lists PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/251024/007179. Check it on the Karnataka RERA portal, including the promoter name and completion date, before you pay any booking amount.

Where is DS MAX Sky Fields located?

It is on Soukya Road, Whitefield, Bengaluru. The builder names landmarks such as Aster Hospital, Manipal Hospital, International Tech Park, about 10 minutes as stated by the builder and Whitefield Railway Station. Distances are not stated on the page, so check them on a map or ask the builder.

What unit sizes does DS MAX Sky Fields offer?

The builder's page lists 2 BHK 1,201 to 1,207 sq ft; 3 BHK 1,388 to 1,738 sq ft. Sizes are super built-up areas, so ask for the carpet area of the flat you like.

How far is Sky Fields from ITPL?

The builder's page states International Tech Park is about ten minutes away. Check the drive time at your own commute hour, since Whitefield traffic varies.

Which amenities at Sky Fields suit older residents and young children?

The builder lists a senior citizens gazebo for older residents and a kids play area for children, alongside a clubhouse, swimming pool, multi-gym, sauna and steam rooms. It also lists a cricket practice net, table tennis, snooker and foosball. The page does not give sizes, timings or locations, so ask for the sanctioned plan and check on the visit that the gazebo and play area sit away from the sewage treatment plant and the cricket net.

Does Sky Fields have a basement?

The builder's page gives the structure as G+14 floors and does not mention a basement, so none is confirmed. It lists covered car parking but not the number of slots or where they sit. Ask the builder how many covered slots each 2 BHK and 3 BHK receives, whether they are numbered, and whether visitor parking is separate, then check the answer against the sanctioned plan.

Which schools does the builder name near Sky Fields?

The builder's project page names Ryan International School and Bangalore International Academy. Other sources name further schools in the area, including Inventure Academy and VIBGYOR High School in a Perfect Neighbourhood article of 23 July 2026, and Bishop Angels School and Whitefield Global School on Square Yards. None of these sources gives a distance from the project gate, so ask each school about bus routes to Soukya Road.

Is there a metro station close to Sky Fields?

The builder lists Kadugodi Tree Park Metro among its landmarks, but gives no distance. The Purple Line stations at Kadugodi Tree Park, Hopefarm Channasandra and Whitefield (Kadugodi) opened to the public on 26 March 2023. Measure the walking or auto distance from the gate to the station you would use, and try it at your normal commute hour before you rely on it.

What is the condition of Soukya Road near Sky Fields?

A Deccan Herald report dated 19 August 2026 describes Soukya Road, about 5 km long, as having frequent accidents, speeding trucks, missing streetlights and missing footpaths near the Thirumalashettihalli railway pass. The authorities promised speed breakers, CCTV, barriers, streetlights and footpaths, but the report says delays persist. It does not state where Sky Fields sits along the road, so drive the approach yourself.

How much does each Sky Fields flat cost at the base rate?

At the builder's rate of ₹7,700 per sq ft, a 1,201 sq ft 2 BHK works out to about ₹92.48 lakh and a 1,388 sq ft 3 BHK to about ₹1.069 crore, while the largest 3 BHK at 1,738 sq ft comes to about ₹1.338 crore. This is our arithmetic on the base rate only. GST, registration, parking, deposits and any floor rise charge come on top, so ask for a written cost sheet.

Prices, sizes and availability were taken from the builder's page on 29 September 2026. They can change without notice, and the documents you sign with the builder prevail over this summary.