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WHAT OWNERS ARE ASKING

Homes and what they ask

Asking rents from owners' listings, read on one day. Not what anyone signed for.

Owners asking 2.5 BHK · ₹64,000 a month · 1 listing, 28 Sep 2026
The 1 listing behind this
Owners asking 3 BHK · ₹64,000-65,006 a month · 12 listings, 28 Sep 2026
The 12 listings behind this
Deposits asked 6 months at the median, 11 listings
A STRUCTURE, NOT A QUOTE

What moving in costs here

3 BHK at the middle of what was asked, ₹65,000 a month: deposit ₹3,90,000 (6 months, the median asked), first month ₹65,000, one month's brokerage ₹65,000.

About ₹5,20,000 before you move in.

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WHAT IS INSIDE IT

Inside

Only what a source names. We have not been round it with a clipboard.

AMENITIES
  • Gymnasium
  • Swimming Pool
  • Kids' Pool
  • Kids' Play Areas / Sand Pits
  • Jogging / Cycle Track
  • Power Backup
  • Treated Water Supply
  • 24*7 Water Supply
  • Lift
  • Attached Market
  • Pre-School
  • 24 x 7 Security
  • CCTV / Video Surveillance
  • Fire Fighting Systems
  • Intercom Facility
  • Party Hall
  • Indoor Games
  • Clubhouse
  • Rain Water Harvesting
  • Sewage Treatment Plant
  • Normal Park / Central Green
  • Central Wi-Fi
  • Ultra High Speed Broadband
  • Helipad
THE PUBLIC RECORD
PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200113/003151 Covers AMRUTHA HEIGHTS - PHASE II Check it on K-RERA ↗
WHERE IT IS
NOBODY PUBLISHES THESE

What we haven’t verified

What a renter would want to know here and no public source states. We ask on a viewing.

  • Where the water comes from: municipal supply, borewell or tanker, and in what share.
  • How many hours the power backup covers, and whether it runs the lifts and the pumps.
  • How strict the association is with tenants: move-in rules, bachelors, pets and parking.
  • What the association charges a tenant to move in.
  • The monthly maintenance, and whether water is inside it.
ON OUR REGISTER

Homes we have here now

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ANSWERED FROM THE FACTS ABOVE

Questions people ask

What does a 3 BHK rent for in Amrutha Heights?

Owners listing one asked ₹64,000-65,006 a month for a 3 BHK across 12 listings on NoBroker and Square Yards, read 28 Sep 2026. That is what was asked, not what anyone pays.

How much deposit do landlords ask in Amrutha Heights?

Listings that state a deposit asked 6 months of rent at the median, across 11 listings (Square Yards and NoBroker, read 28 Sep 2026).

Does Amrutha Heights have a swimming pool?

Yes. Square Yards lists a swimming pool among its amenities.

Is Amrutha Heights registered with K-RERA?

Yes. PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/200113/003151 covers AMRUTHA HEIGHTS - PHASE II.

WHITEFIELD

Nearby

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SHOPS AND SERVICES

What you can walk to, and from where

Inside it means within the boundary. At the edge means on its boundary road. We do not blur the two.

NEARBY A short walk or a drive.
AROUND THIS

What is around Amrutha Heights

Grouped by how long it takes to get there, and by what you would be going for.

15 MIN DRIVE your everyday catchment
30 MIN DRIVE the wider city you will actually use

Times are our estimate from two published locations, not a measured route. Rush hour is not in them.

( SOURCES )
4 SOURCES
Square Yards Listing site · read 28 September 2026 Used for asking rent; amenities
NoBroker and Square Yards Listing site · read 28 September 2026 Used for asking rent
Square Yards and NoBroker Listing site · read 28 September 2026 Used for deposits asked
K-RERA, the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority's register of projects Public record · read 28 September 2026 Used for K-RERA registration

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