Register your interest in Goyal Soukya Road
Four fields, no obligation. We will come back to you with whatever is documented at the time you ask – and tell you plainly where nothing is documented yet.
Before you pay anything
There is no registration for this apartment development, and the status is not "pending" and not "applied for" — the registry publishes pending applications and there is none. Under Section 3 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 no booking amount, allotment letter or agreement to sell can lawfully be executed until a number is issued.
Ask for the survey numbers, the sanctioned layout and the plan sanction letter naming the issuing authority. Ask for a borewell yield test and a sanctioned water source in writing — on this parcel that is the question that matters most.
If You Are Looking for a Goyal Soukya Road Contact Number
There is no developer sales line to publish, because the project has not been announced. Goyal & Co | Hariyana Group has released no name, sanctioned plan, rate card or registration for this parcel, and it does not appear on the company's own 15-project Bengaluru portfolio. Any number circulating against a "Goyal Soukya Road" search belongs to an intermediary, and several of the channel-partner sites on this corridor are recycled template shells — one now serves an unrelated Kanakapura Road project, another is dead in DNS. Use the form instead and you keep a written record of what you asked and what you were told.
Booking a Soukya Road Site Visit
A site visit at this stage means visiting an address, not a project. There is no show flat, no sample unit and no marked-out boundary to walk, and the coordinates published here are an OpenStreetMap village node for Thirumalashettihalli rather than a project gate. What a visit is genuinely good for is the corridor: how Soukya Road drives east from Hope Farm junction, how long the 4.5 km run to that junction really takes at your hour, what the Thirumalashettyhally and Samethanahalli stretch looks like on the ground, and how the Whitefield access route behaves in heavy rain.
The Enquiry Form
The form below takes four fields. Name and phone are required; email and your message are optional, but a specific message gets a specific answer rather than a generic callback. Useful things to put in it: the configuration you are weighing, your budget range, whether you are buying for end-use or investment, and the single question you most want answered.
What to Have Ready
- Configuration — 2 BHK or 3 BHK, indicative bands 1,100–1,300 and 1,500–1,800 sqft. No 2.5 BHK and no 4 BHK in this product.
- Budget — the estimates here put a 2 BHK near Rs 1.34 crore and a 3 BHK near Rs 1.85 crore. Add on top of that: the statutory block alone runs about 13.2 per cent of the apartment price — 5 per cent GST with no input tax credit, plus stamp duty, registration at the 2 per cent rate that took effect on 31 August 2025, cess and surcharge — and once the project-specific charges a rate card normally carries are included, the all-in outlay lands about 20 per cent above the headline price. The price page works both figures line by line on a 1,650 sqft three-bedroom.
- Timing — possession is estimated as not before 2032, from a 4.84-year mean registration-to-completion gap across five corridor projects. If you need a home sooner, ready stock on this corridor is the better conversation.
- Financing — most lenders will not sanction a loan against an unregistered project, so an in-principle approval today may not be usable at this address.
What You Can Ask For
- The survey numbers and the sanctioned layout, once either exists
- The plan sanction letter naming the issuing authority, and the sanctioned FAR
- The Karnataka RERA registration certificate, when a project-class number is issued
- The borewell yield test and the sanctioned water source, in writing
- Confirmation of which phase and which acreage a figure refers to, since 12 acres and 1,500-plus homes appear to describe different scopes
Before You Pay Anything
This project is not registered with Karnataka RERA. The status is not pending and not applied for. Under Section 3 of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act 2016 a project of this size may not lawfully be advertised, booked or sold until it is registered, which means no booking amount, allotment letter or agreement to sell can be executed until a number is issued. Registering interest is not a booking and cannot be converted into one. Verify the position for yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in, and do not part with money on the strength of any page — this one included.
The Address
Soukya Road, Thirumalashettihalli and Samethanahalli villages, Hoskote taluk, Bengaluru Rural, Karnataka 560067 — on the east–west axis running from Hope Farm junction towards Chikka Tirupathi, about 2 km in a straight line, and 3.5 km by road, from the SOUKYA holistic health campus that gives the road its name. Sanctioning authority is the Hoskote Planning Authority, a BMRDA Local Planning Authority, not BDA and not BBMP.
The published coordinates are corridor-representative. A precise site boundary will be added when the developer releases one.
Goyal Soukya Road Contact – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Goyal & Co and Goyal & Co | Hariyana Group, and how many Bengaluru projects are there?
Goyal & Co was founded in Ahmedabad in 1971 and lists 40 residential projects there, 15 in Bengaluru and 3 in Mumbai. The Bengaluru business trades as the joint venture Goyal & Co | Hariyana Group with the BSE-listed Hariyana Group, from an office at Barton Centre on MG Road. Its 11 Karnataka registrations are held through six separately named entities — Goyal Hariyana Constructions, Infrastructures, Realty, Associates, Enterprises and Developers — which is an ordinary special-purpose-vehicle pattern, one entity per project. There is no entity called "Goyal & Co Construction" in the registry or on the official site, and we obtained no CIN for any of the six, so their legal form is not something this page will assert.
Is Soukya Road cheaper than Whitefield, and by how much?
Yes, by roughly a fifth. On 99acres' own numbers Soukya Road at Rs 11,150 sits about 17.7 per cent below Whitefield at Rs 13,550; on our quality-filtered locality mean of Rs 10,750 the gap is 20.7 per cent. The important asymmetry is in the sample sizes — Whitefield's figure rests on 3,583 listings and is the only statistically robust number anywhere on this corridor, while Soukya Road's rests on 167. A one-fifth discount for a five-to-six kilometre step outward into a different taluk, with a different sanctioning authority and no piped Cauvery supply, is the shape you would expect. Whether that discount is compensation or opportunity depends entirely on what you think the STRR and the corridor's three large registered projects do to it.
How many apartments are planned, and on how much land?
The figures circulating ahead of launch are 12-plus acres and 1,500-plus homes, and those two numbers do not sit together comfortably. Fifteen hundred homes on 12 acres is 125 per acre, against 75 for Provident Botanico on this road, 84 for Godrej Parkshire and 88 for Goyal's own densest Bengaluru project. The mean of those three verified densities is 82.1 per acre, and 12 acres at that density supports about 1,000 apartments — which is the estimate this site publishes. The reconciliation the evidence favours is that the two figures describe different scopes: 12 acres is the phase in the market, while 1,500-plus covers the wider holding across more than one phase. Both of the circulating numbers can be true at once; they simply are not describing the same thing, and neither has been checked against a sanctioned plan.
Has the STRR (NH-648) Hoskote to Hosur stretch opened, and how close does it run?
It runs 0.78 km from this belt in a straight line, which is the corridor's largest structural advantage and is routinely understated — one widely circulated figure puts the ramp at 6 to 8 km, roughly an order of magnitude out. The caveat is larger than the advantage. The 80 km Dabaspete–Hoskote section of the Satellite Town Ring Road was inaugurated on 11 March 2024 and is open. The section that actually passes Soukya Road, Hoskote to the Tamil Nadu border, was not open on the most recent reporting we could verify: 20.25 km of 20.9 km complete, blocked by a gap of roughly 650 m at a rail overbridge, targeted for June 2026 after a slip of about sixteen months. That is a dated, checkable status rather than an open-ended promise, and it is the fact on this corridor most likely to have changed — check it on the day you visit rather than taking it from this page.
Does Cauvery water reach Soukya Road?
No, and the reason is jurisdictional rather than technical. Cauvery Stage V is the scheme that added supply for the "110 villages" brought into BBMP. Those villages are BBMP's; Thirumalashettihalli, Samethanahalli and Koralur are in Hoskote taluk, outside BBMP, so the scheme's boundary does not extend to them. This is not a timing question that resolves in a few years — it is a boundary question that resolves only if the boundary moves. Even inside the scheme delivery is incomplete: by mid-2026 about 104 of the 110 villages were receiving water, with roughly 600 m of a 110.6 km trunk main still unlaid and the Kadugodi ground-level reservoir delayed by land acquisition. Borewell supply with tanker top-up is the realistic base case here. Ask for the borewell yield test and the sanctioned water source in writing, on the approval rather than in a sales conversation.