Address Maker Apollo Overview

What Address Maker Apollo is - a 23-acre plotted community

Registered with the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority as Apollo Address, PRM/KA/RERA/1250/307/PR/180826/008874, approved on 18 August 2026 under promoter Indus Valley Properties Private Limited. The layout carries 362 Greek-themed residential villa plots across 23 acres, with a proposed completion date of 31 July 2030 and plots selling at a launch rate of ₹4,799 per sq ft. In the same Bengaluru market, Alembic Cloud Forest helps frame how another project presents scale, location logic, and the trade-offs a household should resolve before shortlisting.

Address Maker Apollo is a gated plotted development of 362 Greek-themed residential villa plots across 23 acres, off Nelamangala Road in North-West Bengaluru. You buy the land and build your own home on it; the developer builds everything around it — the roads, the underground utilities, the drainage, the landscape and an amenity programme anchored by the Parthenon clubhouse. It is the developer's third plotted community in this belt, after Artemis Address and Artemis Arena.

Address Maker Apollo on the RERA register

The project is registered, so the headline facts are a matter of public record rather than expectation. The table below is what the registration and the developer's own price sheet set out.

Address Maker Apollo project snapshot

The headline facts of the project, from developer and land area through to pricing and registration, in one reference table.

The development in context - a 23-acre gated community

Across 23 acres the layout sets 362 villa plots in parallel rows served by 9 m and 12 m internal roads, with a 15 m spine along the northern boundary and the eastern approach. The western edge holds the landscape — a lake, the golf putting zone and the forest trail walk — while civic amenity parcels and a playground sit mid-layout and the Parthenon clubhouse anchors the eastern end, next to the boundary shared with the separately registered Artemis Address Phase II. About 2.5 acres is green cover.

The built form is plotted: buyers own individual dimensioned plots and build independent homes to their own design and timeline within the Karnataka building byelaw envelope, typically G+1 or G+2, while the community provides gated access, underground utilities, engineered drainage, street lighting, a sewage treatment plant and the amenity programme.

How Apollo relates to the Artemis layouts

Apollo Address is a separate project with its own registration, not a phase of Artemis. It follows Artemis Address and Artemis Arena, the developer's earlier plotted layouts in the same belt off Nelamangala Road, and shares a boundary with Artemis Address Phase II, which holds a registration of its own. Together the layouts form an integrated township of roughly 60 acres, of which Apollo is the 23-acre chapter.

For a buyer, that adjacency is useful evidence rather than a legal link. The earlier layouts are built and occupied, so the roads, drainage, landscape and clubhouse the developer delivers on a plotted community can be walked through before committing. But each registration covers only its own project: match the number, the project name and the survey numbers to the plot you are buying, and never rely on a registration granted to a neighbouring layout. Within the same Address Maker Bengaluru portfolio, Gran County Address helps readers judge whether brand comfort is also matched by location, format, and budget fit.

Address Maker Apollo plot options

Five dimensioned formats account for 275 of the 362 plots; a further 87 are set aside as golf/garden-facing, regular-sized and unique-sized parcels whose geometry follows the layout's boundaries and road curves.

The depth of the layout sits in the two commonest formats — 140 plots at 30×50 and 102 at 30×40 — which are also the most liquid on resale because they have the broadest buyer base. The wider 35 ft frontages and the deepest 30×60 are scarce by comparison, at 20, 6 and 7 plots, so those choices narrow first.

Address Maker Apollo pricing

Every plot is priced at ₹4,799 per sq ft — a ₹4,199 base rate plus ₹600 per sq ft in development charges — held as the launch rate for the first 150 units. The all-in column adds clubhouse membership of ₹2.5 lakh, legal charges of ₹45,000 and GST; stamp duty, registration, maintenance and utility connection charges are extra.

Preferential-location charges apply per sq ft where a plot qualifies — ₹250 for east or north facing, ₹250 for golf or garden facing, ₹250 for a corner plot and ₹200 for a plot on the 15 m road — so the figures above are for non-PLC plots. Bookings made on or before 30 September 2026 also carry a waiver of maintenance charges for five years.

Why the corridor - in brief

The Nelamangala / NH-48 corridor is one of North-West Bengaluru's most closely watched growth stories. Four pillars support it:

1. NH 48 — the Bengaluru–Mumbai corridor, about ten minutes from the site, is the primary spine linking Nelamangala into North Bengaluru, Peenya and the city core.
2. The Satellite Town Ring Road (STRR) — operational in 2026, linking Nelamangala to Doddaballapur, Devanahalli (Kempegowda International Airport), and Hoskote on a high-speed ring that bypasses city congestion.
3. Metro — Madavara metro station is about twenty minutes away, and a station is proposed for Nelamangala itself, about twelve minutes from the site. The proposed station is a plan rather than a commitment, and should be weighed as one.
4. The industrial base — KIADB Dabaspete about thirty-five minutes away, Peenya Industrial Area about forty and KWIN City about forty-five, anchoring a present-day workforce and freight economy.

The location page maps all of this with distances. The honest framing throughout is that the corridor's residential-services and eastern-IT-commute maturity is still building — the metro, big-format retail, and the east-side commute are the forward variables — which is exactly why entry-stage-to-premium land pricing here reflects the present while the pipeline reprices the future.

Address Maker Apollo amenities

Address Maker Apollo carries more than 40 amenities, anchored by Parthenon — a colonnaded, three-level clubhouse with a swimming pool and deck on its garden side. Around it sit a toddlers' pool, mini theatre, conference room, outdoor café, party lawn, amphitheatre, temple, yoga deck, meditation zone and Greek-themed gazebos, with butterfly, flower, herbal and aroma gardens and a barbecue pavilion. The active-outdoor programme runs golf putting greens, a cricket practice pitch, tennis, badminton, basketball and pickleball courts, a skating rink, an outdoor gym, a kids' play area, a senior citizens' park, a pet park and a forest trail walk.

Address Maker Apollo developer positioning

Address Maker brings a multi-format Bengaluru track record to Apollo: a portfolio spanning apartments, villas, plotted communities and commercial workspaces, running to 9.6 million sq ft — 7 million delivered across 16 completed projects and 2.6 million in progress across 4 ongoing ones. Its plotted work includes Artemis Address and Artemis Arena off Nelamangala Road, the Classic Bulwark Village, Canaan and Amara communities at Devanahalli, and The County and Gempark Address layouts at Sarjapur. For Apollo the promoter named on the registration is Indus Valley Properties Private Limited.

Address Maker Apollo registration and status

Address Maker Apollo is registered with the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority as Apollo Address, PRM/KA/RERA/1250/307/PR/180826/008874, approved on 18 August 2026 under promoter Indus Valley Properties Private Limited, with a proposed completion date of 31 July 2030. Plots are selling at a launch rate of ₹4,799 per sq ft, held for the first 150 units. Verify the registration yourself at rera.karnataka.gov.in, and confirm the project name, the promoter and the survey numbers match the plot you are buying before you pay anything.

What a buyer is evaluating at Address Maker Apollo

A buyer at Address Maker Apollo is weighing four things: a registered 23-acre, 362-plot gated community with its amenity programme and completion date on public record; a developer with 16 completed communities and plotted layouts in this same belt you can walk through; an entry rate of ₹4,799 per sq ft, held for the first 150 units; and a corridor whose case leans partly on infrastructure that is still proposed. The first three are strong. The fourth is the reason to treat this as a multi-year land hold rather than a short trade.