Frequently Asked Questions

Defence Habitat Housing Co-Operative Society is registered under Karnataka Co-Operative Society Act 1960. The society is headed by retired officers of Indian Defence Services to give a better service to society. Defence Habitat Housing Co-Operative Society is a social service organization, functioning with an objective of promoting and facilitating Serving and Retired Armed / Defence Forces as well as Para Military personnel and also for General Publics.

It is yet to be approved by DPA (Doddaballapur planning authority) plotted development project that exemplifies class and ensures comfort. The project has been developed with an emphasis on design and sustainability and will truly redefine what a plotted developme

Defence Habitat project will be a premium residential layout in the fastest developing area of North Bangalore with the concepts of making eco-friendly environment in the layout and also with the best in class amenities like :-

• 60ft Main road 40 ft & 30ft cross roads
• Underground Electrical supplying lines
• Sewage lines
• Overhead water tank and underground Water connection
• Septic tank
• Planting of trees on both sides of the roads
• Park
• Club house and swimming pool
• Security service at the main entrance

Defence Habitat Doddaballapur -- It is located on off- SH09. It is a mere 40 minute’s drive from Hebbal, and 25-30 minutes’ drive from Kempegowda International Airport.

Defence Habitat Marasandra.-- It is located on off SH09. It is a mere 25 minute’s drive from Hebbal, and 35-40 minutes’ drive from Kempegowda International Airport.

Nestled ideally between the prime proposed ITIR Project Bangalore, Defence Habitat provides natural and convenient access to International Airport, KIADB, Hebbal, and also well connected with other city hubs via the SH09 & NH

• priced than many key Private residential areas in Bangalore: Doddaballapur is fast catching the eye of property buyers since prices in this field are comparatively lower than other key Private residential areas in Bangalore.
• Home to many offices: ITIR largest SEZ park which is proposed near our project including some MNC’s and major IT/ITES companies.
• Well-developed social infrastructure:Doddaballapur has developed into one of the most preferred residential areas in Bangalore over the past few years. What draw people; are great schools, reputed hospitals, Airport and day to day convenience.

Yes. However, the statutory norms of construction set by the govt. rules should be followed.

Yes. We have abundant ground water available

Yes. The land is freehold, marketable and free from all encumbrances.

After receiving the Down payment, a receipt & Confirmation letter will be given by the housing Society.

At the time of booking you will get payment receipt, confirmation letter, automatically generated seniority id and login details where you can check the details of project progress and payment status. And as the society project is completely observed by government your money is always safe.

All the payments will be accepted by the mode of Cheque, DD(Demand Draft), RTGS/NEFT in favour of “Defence Habitat Housing Co-Operative Society Ltd.” Initially you have to make the down payment of about 25% of the total amount and membership fee of Rs 2500/- the remaining balance amount must be paid in 3 equal installments as and when demanded/ every 6 months depending upon the development of the layout.

Societies are non-profit organizations! When the society makes profit it will be divided among the members. Here unlike private layouts the money of clients are not in hand but invested in the society land. Unlike private Developers, societies don’t take huge loans from banks so they don’t include the expenses borne by the developer in terms of bank interests, so the value is lower than market value.

Because to acquire the total and i,e 100 acres of land at once, the society needs at least 80 to 90 crores of money in hand , thus if the society takes a loan from any financial institution we will end up paying huge amounts of interest which will in turn increase the price of the land and you will end up paying more(around 500 per sq ft) than the price that we are offering now.

You can buy 1 plot under 1 membership.

Yes, you can transfer the membership.

The land acquisition is under progress, it’s a turnkey operation, as and when we receive payments from the members at the time of booking, we push the money to landlord. Our commitment is to give the site on time.

The development will be done phase by phase, these are agricultural land and phase by phase it will go for conversion and then it will be sent for DPA approval.

The first phase of booking is going on now, once the first phase of booking is completed we will apply for conversion and DPA approval and immediately start the development. This will take 12 to 15 months of time.

Our commitment is for 24 months from the date of booking and this will also be phase by phase.

The legal documents can be given, but many portions of land is still in legal verification, agreement stage, negotiation stage, which won’t help you to decide whether or not to buy the society plots.

The price list may be subject to change from time to time.

Registration, Stamp duty, Khata transfer and incidental charges are payable, based on the prevailing guidelines.

Approximately 6.65% of the sale value.

You can cancel your plot, full amount will be returned within 65-75 days without interest from the date of written request for the cancellation.

Every phase has different dates and stages of development. Please ask for a site visit and speak to our marketing team about the development period.

Developer/ Society will maintain the property for 12 months after the allocation completed. After that, owner’s society will take care of the property.

The property can be resold by the client himself.

Commercial sites will cost you more than residential sites, so we suggest that you buy residential sites first and then convert them to commercial sites which will be more cost effective for you.

For corner sites the charges are 10 to 15% extra, however this applies only if you are getting allotment during registration, as societies follow the rule of first come first serve basis.