Is there a My Home home under ₹1 crore? See the one listing that fits, the budget maths and ways to stretch your plan.
A budget of ₹1 crore is a common ceiling for first-time buyers in Bangalore. In the Whitefield–Hoskote belt, where My Home land lies, that money buys a small home.
Only one listing fits: a 1 BHK at Konadasapura of 600–750 sq ft, shown at about ₹60–79 lakh on one public page. Other pages list only 2 BHK and above, so treat it with care.
This page shows that listing, the numbers behind a ₹1 crore budget, and what to do if you need more space.
* Indicative guides from public listings. No builder price list is out.
Plans are ready and early interest is being collected.
Pre LaunchKonadasapuraOne public listing shows a 1 BHK of 600–750 sq ft at about ₹60–79 lakh. Other listings show only 2, 3 and 4 BHK, so confirm with the sales team before relying on it.
Codename Anandam is at new launch stage but has no price list, so we cannot place it here yet.
At about ₹10,000–10,500 per sq ft, here is a quick guide.
₹1 crore at ₹10,500 per sq ft buys under 1,000 sq ft, which is smaller than a My Home 2 BHK.
Konadasapura's 2 BHK starts at about 1,100 sq ft, so about ₹1.1 crore at ₹10,000.
GST, registration and parking add a notable amount, so a ₹1 crore budget stretches less.
An 80% loan on ₹1 crore (₹80 lakh) at an assumed 8.5% for 20 years is about ₹69,400 a month. This is only an example.
Plan for 20% as down payment plus registration and interiors.
Only one listing, a 1 BHK at Konadasapura, fits under ₹1 crore on the figures we found.
Options if the numbers are just short.
A 2 BHK near 1,100 sq ft is the smallest family home on our list.
Rates and payment plans may differ once the builder releases the price sheet.
Our under ₹2 crore page lists all five projects.
A spouse or parent as co-borrower can raise loan eligibility.
Other builders on the same road may offer smaller units.
We can suggest options outside My Home too.
Tell us your budget and office area and we will send matching My Home projects with plans.
