Looking for new projects on Soukya Road? Brokers will hand you three or four names. The Karnataka RERA portal holds 20. We went through every certificate with the Soukya Road PIN, 560067, approved in 2025 and 2026, and put them in one list: who’s building, in which village, and when RERA says each one should be finished.

How We Built This List

Portals list projects that pay to be listed. RERA lists every project that registered. So our list of new projects on Soukya Road starts there.

For the Hoskote side, we downloaded every Karnataka RERA certificate for Hoskote taluk numbers dated 2025 or 2026. That’s 86 certificates. We kept the ones whose address ends in PIN 560067. For the Bengaluru East side, we used the 2026 approvals we’d already downloaded, read up to 26 October 2026.

Two limits are worth knowing. First, only one certificate, Sanjeevini Heliconia’s, actually says “Soukya Main Road”. The rest are matched by PIN and village, so a project can share the PIN and still sit a few kilometres off the road. Second, a RERA certificate doesn’t say whether a project is apartments, villas or plots, and it doesn’t give a unit count. We haven’t guessed either.

So treat these new projects on Soukya Road as names to check, not homes to buy.

What Counts as Soukya Road

Soukya Road starts near Kadugodi at Whitefield’s eastern edge and runs out towards Hoskote. PIN 560067 covers both ends, and that’s where buyers of new projects on Soukya Road get caught.

The Whitefield end is in Bengaluru East taluk. Channasandra, for example, is in BBMP’s Mahadevapura zone, ward 83, according to two of the certificates below. Further out, villages such as Nadavathi, Koralur and Samethanahalli are in Hoskote taluk, Bengaluru Rural, outside BBMP.

Which side you buy on changes three things:

• Stamp duty surcharge. It’s 2% of the duty inside BBMP and 3% outside. On a ₹1.20 Cr home, that’s ₹12,000 against ₹18,000.
• Khata. Inside BBMP it’s a BBMP khata. Outside, it’s usually a panchayat record, and banks ask different questions.
• Water. Outside BBMP, ask where the water comes from: borewell, tanker or a piped supply the developer has arranged.

Our guide to buying property outside BBMP limits goes through each one.

New Projects on Soukya Road: the Hoskote Side

These 15 projects are in Hoskote taluk with PIN 560067, approved by RERA between January 2025 and September 2026. Dates are as printed on each certificate.

*Mishita Urban Glen’s certificate prints a completion date earlier than its approval date. That may be a typing error on the certificate or something else. Don’t guess: check the project page on the portal before you rely on either date.

Two of the dates are close or already gone. Gold Star Layout’s completion date, 31 December 2025, has passed, and Daiwik Sayuri’s is 1 December 2026. That doesn’t mean either is late. Projects finish early, and RERA grants extensions. But ask for the occupancy certificate, or the extension order, before you pay.

Gold Star Layout’s name suggests a plotted layout. The certificate doesn’t say, so confirm it.

New Projects on Soukya Road: the Bengaluru East Side

These five share PIN 560067 but are in Bengaluru East taluk, at the Whitefield end. They were approved in 2026, up to 26 October.

We haven’t covered 2025 approvals on this side, so older Bengaluru East registrations with the same PIN aren’t in the table. The two Channasandra certificates name the Mahadevapura zone and ward 83. The other three don’t name a ward, so check the khata.

These sit closer to Whitefield’s offices and the Purple Line’s Kadugodi end. They aren’t on the stretch around the Soukya health centre that most buyers picture when they hear the name.

What the List Tells You

Few big builders

Of the 20 new projects on Soukya Road, three carry names most Bangalore buyers would know: Sumadhura, Sowparnika and DS Max. The rest are smaller or single-project promoters. Some are firms, one is an LLP set up under the project’s own name, and two list individuals as promoters.

That isn’t a reason to avoid a smaller builder. It’s a reason to do more homework: visit something they’ve finished and check the company behind the agreement. Our page on Sumadhura Belfort shows what that check looks like for one of the bigger names.

Completion runs from 2026 to 2032

The certificates spread completion of the new projects on Soukya Road over six years. Daiwik Sayuri is due in December 2026. Sowparnika Rhythm of Rain runs to January 2032. If you need a home soon, most of this list is too far out. If you’re buying to hold, you’ll be competing with a lot of stock that finishes in the same few years.

Nadavathi and Koralur are busiest

Nadavathi has Belfort and Sanjeevini Heliconia. Koralur has Riviera Uno, Trivik Signature and Sisira Park. Samethanahalli has Rhythm of Rain and both phases of Anahata. That clustering shows where new projects on Soukya Road are filling up first.

For the wider Hoskote picture, including projects on Old Madras Road, see our list of new projects in Hoskote.

How to Check Any of Them

Every one of these new projects on Soukya Road can be looked up by its RERA number on the Karnataka RERA portal. The project page there has the approved plan, quarterly progress updates and the promoter’s details.

Our step-by-step guide to checking a RERA registration in Karnataka shows where each document sits.

Before you visit any of the new projects on Soukya Road, run through these:

1. Get the RERA number from the developer and match the project name and village to the certificate.
2. Ask what’s being sold: flats, villas or plots. The certificate won’t tell you.
3. Ask the unit count and how many have sold.
4. Check the completion date on the portal, and ask for an extension order if it’s passed.
5. Find out which side of the line it’s on: BBMP or Bengaluru Rural.
6. Ask about the water source in writing.
7. Check the promoter’s name on the agreement against the certificate.
8. Visit a finished project by the same promoter.

For what daily life on the road is like, our Soukya Road area guide covers schools, hospitals and the commute.

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