SOBHA One World: A New 300-Acre Address in East Bangalore

SOBHA Limited has thrown open bookings for One World, a sprawling 300-acre master-planned township on the Hoskote corridor of East Bangalore, marking one of the developer's largest single land parcels in the city. The project's first phase, called One Residences, is spread across 48 acres and has been officially launched, giving homebuyers their first real shot at owning a home in this mega-township.

The address itself is a talking point. The project sits at Amanidoddakere Village, Hoskote, East Bangalore 562114, just off Old Madras Road. Sources note the site is 700 metres from Hoskote Toll Plaza on Old Madras Road, and 5 minutes from the upcoming Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR). Planners are pitching Hoskote's location as a rare convergence point, describing it as sitting at the precise junction of the Bangalore-Chennai Industrial Corridor, the ITPL-Whitefield IT Hub, and the airport corridor via STRR, a positioning that guarantees long-term demand from professionals working across all three zones.

On scale, Phase 1 alone is significant: 300 acres, 14 towers in Phase 1, each rising to 45-46 residential floors at 175 metres, and 3,484 apartments across 1, 2, 3 and 4 BHK configurations. Unit sizes range from a 734 sq ft 1 BHK to a 2,415 sq ft 4 BHK Grande, and pricing starts at Rs 1.09 Crore for the entry 1 BHK, moving up to roughly Rs 3.6 Crore for the largest 4 BHK homes. The pre-launch rate was pegged at around Rs 14,720 per sq ft, positioned as a discount to established Sobha addresses.

On the regulatory front, the project has cleared an important milestone. It is RERA registered across all 6 sub-phases as of 8 May 2026, with Phase 1 carrying RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1250/304/PR/080526/008634, and the official public launch followed on 13 June 2026. Possession for Phase 1 is currently targeted for August 2032, giving buyers a fairly long construction runway typical of large-format townships of this size.

The timing lines up with broader East Bangalore momentum. Industry tracking shows the East region, including ORR, Whitefield, and Hoskote, accounted for around 45% of quarterly launches, making it a leading location for fresh developments. Infrastructure catalysts are central to the pitch: the STRR is expected to cut travel time to the airport and bypass city traffic, while a Namma Metro Purple Line extension to Hoskote is under planning, both cited as reasons buyers are betting on future appreciation in the corridor.

For SOBHA, the launch reinforces its Bangalore-heavy portfolio strategy. The developer is described as one of India's most consistently delivery-focused real estate companies, which has completed 500+ projects across 14 states and is the only major Indian developer to build everything in-house — from design to interior finishes — under a single quality management system. That backward-integration model, long associated with SOBHA's premium Bangalore addresses like Neopolis and Athena, is being extended here at a comparatively accessible entry price for a brand typically associated with higher per-sq-ft rates in Whitefield and Sarjapur.

For prospective buyers, the near-term takeaway is straightforward: this is a rare 1 BHK entry point into a SOBHA-branded township in Bangalore, backed by RERA registration and a defined 2032 possession timeline, in a locality where infrastructure spending is only just beginning to show up on the ground. Anyone evaluating the project should still verify the final cost sheet, sub-phase RERA numbers for their specific tower, and on-ground construction progress before committing funds.