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The Curve

MK Infra Holdings · · K-RERA PRM/KA/RERA/1268/378/PR/080125/007364

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Which flat should you ask for in The Curve?

We read all 2 approved drawings and 26 filed papers on this project’s RERA file — the sheets the builder filed to get it approved.

26 of 32 flats not yet sold in the latest quarterly filing · 65% reported construction progress.

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  • What the drawings put above, below and beside it
  • What to get in writing before you pay a booking amount

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This project, on the record

The Curve occupies 1,915 sq m (0.5 acres) and has 32 homes, with 24 two-bedroom and 8 three-bedroom units, and an estimated project cost of ₹14.2 crore. At 67.6 homes per acre it sits at the 31st percentile of 4849 K-RERA projects on this register (median 81.9). No occupancy certificate is on record.

Each context percentile names its exact comparison set, drawn from Quietlist’s full register store. The paid report adds drawing-read rows to this same table — what the filed plans show about the site, its edges and the unit layouts.

On the register

Land area1,915 sq m (0.5 acres)
Homes registered32
Towers1
Unit mix24 × 2 BHK, 8 × 3 BHK

In context

Density67.6 homes per acre
Density in context31st percentile of 4853 projects in this register (median 81.9)

Values as crawled from the official K-RERA record; context percentiles name their comparison population.

What you can verify free on this page

The official K-RERA filing record, in plain English

  • Official K-RERA registry facts — units, cost, land area, towers, approvals
  • Legal status, approvals & the project team
  • Financials & construction progress from the quarterly filings
  • Location & connectivity

Registration and delivery

What does the register record for this project?

The Curve is registered with K-RERA as PRM/KA/RERA/1268/378/PR/080125/007364.

Figures are the promoter's own filings as they stood when Quietlist last read the register. A declared completion date is a filing, not a handover commitment.

Source · K-RERA project register · read 16 Jul 2026

Project scale

How big is the project, and what is it declared to cost?

The Curve spans 1,915 sq m (0.47 acres), comprises 1 tower, registers 32 units, and is declared to cost ₹14.22 cr.

₹14.22 cr

declared project cost

0.47acres

1,915 sq m

32units

on the registration

1.954FAR

sanctioned

Scale and cost as the promoter registered them. The declared cost is the promoter's own estimate on the filing, not a valuation and not a price to a buyer.

Source · K-RERA project registration · read 16 Jul 2026

Promoter record

What else is this promoter on record for?

Mk Infra is the promoter of record on 5 projects registered with K-RERA, none of which are past their declared completion dates on the register.

5projects

registered with K-RERA

0past declared date

on the register

52%

average construction reported

Counted across Quietlist's full K-RERA register store, matched on the promoter name as it appears on each filing.

Source · K-RERA register, all projects · read 16 Jul 2026

Construction

How much construction has been reported?

The Curve reports 65% construction progress in its most recent quarterly filing with K-RERA.

65%

reported construction progress

The percentage the promoter filed at the last quarterly report. It is a filed figure, not an inspection, and it can lag site conditions between filings.

Source · K-RERA quarterly progress report · read 16 Jul 2026

Sales

How much has been booked?

The Curve reports 6 of 32 units booked in its most recent quarterly filing with K-RERA, about 19%.

19%booked

6 of 32 units

Booked share as the promoter filed it at the last quarterly report; this is the filed position, not current availability.

Source · K-RERA quarterly progress report · read 16 Jul 2026

🔒 What I’d do as a buyer here · Drawings Report

The report opens with what this project really is — read from its approved drawings — then the specific calls: the cheapest good way to buy here, the flat to say no to, what you can stop worrying about, and what to get in writing before you sign anything.

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32
Registered units
₹14.2 Cr
Est. construction cost
Units profiled
28
RERA documents on file

Official Registry Facts

Official project scale

RERA filing

Registration-form facts from the K-RERA detail page: use these to sanity-check the builder brochure, parking allotment, and sanctioned-plan references before relying on plan-extracted approximations.

DisclosureOfficial valueWhy it matters
Registered units32Total inventory registered with K-RERA.
Official carpet area2,880 sqmRegulator-disclosed project-level carpet area, not vision-derived room sums.
Official built-up area3,743 sqmUseful scale context when comparing density and project cost.
Registered land area1,915 sqmThe land area attached to this K-RERA registration.
Sanctioned FAR/FSI1.954Higher FAR generally means a denser vertical build, subject to site layout and open-space design.
Registered towers/wings1Official tower/wing count in the K-RERA detail page.
Parking disclosed32 total (36 covered, 0 open) — 1.00 spaces/unitConfirm whether your quoted unit includes an allotted parking space and where it sits.
Approved plan number1130/2023-24Use this to match the sanctioned drawing set shown by the builder.
Plan approval date12-09-2023
Project start date31-12-2024

Official inventory & towers

RERA filing

K-RERA registration tables showing the project mix and tower/wing scale. Use this to sanity-check sales claims such as "only large homes", "low density", or "plenty of parking" against the filed inventory.

Registered inventory mix

TypeUnitsShareOfficial carpet area
2 BHK2475%1,930 sqm
3 BHK825%950 sqm

Registered tower / wing summary

Tower/wingFloorsUnitsParkingHeight
The Curve4323214.95 m

Official unit register

RERA filing

K-RERA detail-page flat rows: exact unit numbers, official carpet area, UDS, and parking lots. 32 official flat/unit rows, matching the 32 registered units disclosed above. Use this as a checklist against the specific flat number in your cost sheet and draft agreement.

By unit type

Unit typeRowsCarpet areaUDSParking lots
2 BHK2478.8-81.8 sqm48.1-58.1 sqm24
3 BHK8115.1-122.3 sqm74.6-83.7 sqm8

By tower / wing

Tower/wingRowsCarpet areaUDSParking lots
The Curve3278.8-122.3 sqm48.1-83.7 sqm32
Show sample official unit rows
UnitTowerFloorTypeCarpetUDSParking
101The Curve12 BHK81.8 sqm55.9 sqm1
102The Curve12 BHK81.8 sqm52.2 sqm1
103The Curve12 BHK78.8 sqm53.0 sqm1
104The Curve12 BHK79.0 sqm48.1 sqm1
105The Curve13 BHK122.3 sqm81.2 sqm1
106The Curve13 BHK115.1 sqm74.6 sqm1

What the numbers tell you

Synthesis from the official RERA scale, unit register, and land rows — the read a sales team won't volunteer.

Unit formatAverage official carpet area is ~969 sqft — mid-format homes (2–3BHK territory), not compact stock. This is a boutique, low-density project — 32 homes across 1 tower. Carpet is the RERA-defined usable area, so compare it against the 'super built-up' a broker quotes (typically 25–35% larger).
ParkingThe project declares 32 parking spaces for 32 homes (~1.0 per home) — about one space per home — adequate but tight if you have two cars.
Your land share (UDS)Undivided land share averages ~60 sqm per home; across all 32 homes that is ~100% of the plot — the undivided shares sum to close to the whole plot.

Site & infrastructure

What this project's sanctioned plan shows — read for you
Where the plan is legible, the full report reads this project's layout plan filed with K-RERA and lays out what's on it: where the utilities and open space sit, how the site is laid out around them, and which way it faces. When a plan can't be read clearly, we tell you plainly rather than guess.
In the full report:Open space · Utilities · Orientation · Layout
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Legal, Approvals & Project Team

Litigation & compliance

RERA filing

No litigation declared on this project's K-RERA filing.

4 of 26 compliance document slots are filed as Not Applicable; the remaining 22 slots have usable uploaded filings.

No completion certificate (OC) on file yet — project has not been declared complete.

Named utility/regulatory approvals

Electricity (BESCOM/ESCOM)Not found in catalog
Water & sewage (BWSSB/KWSSB)✓ On file (KWSSB/Water)
Fire NOCNot found in catalog
Pollution control (KSPCB)✓ On file (KSPCB)
Environmental clearanceNot found in catalog
Airport Authority height clearanceNot found in catalog

"Not found in catalog" can mean the approval genuinely isn't on file yet, or that it doesn't apply to this project (K-RERA doesn't tell us which). Ask the builder directly for any marked not found before relying on it.

Statutory approval status

RERA filing

Clean approvals profile: every applicable statutory NOC is on file — including environmental clearance and pollution-control clearance (KSPCB), the clearances buyers most often find still pending. Nothing is outstanding among the statutory NOCs — which compliance documents are filed versus still under process is a separate matter, covered in Litigation & compliance above. Note Fire NOC is not among the approvals K-RERA marks applicable to this project — if the named-approvals check shows it as "not found in catalog", that is why; ask the builder directly whether it applies here. Since these are developer-filed portal statuses, have your lawyer confirm them against the linked NOC copies.

6 further authority slots are marked not applicable by the regulator.

Authority / NOCStatusDateFile
Water supply and sewage boardApproved31-12-2023Water NOC.pdf
KSPCB- PCB (10 Acres to 125 Acres)Approved24-08-2023KSPCB NOC.pdf
KSPCB- MOEF (Above 50 Acres)Approved19-08-2023SEIAA NOC.pdf
KPTCL- BESCOMApproved22-12-2023CESCOM NOC.pdf

Project team & certifications

RERA filing

K-RERA names 4 project professional/vendor rows across Chartered accountant, Engineer, Architect, Contractor. Use this to cross-check whose certificates, drawings, and contractor commitments support the filing; final reliance still belongs with your lawyer/technical reviewer.

RoleNameRegistration / licenceSinceLocality
Chartered accountantNikhil C P2435552018Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka - 560019
EngineerAmarnath R BoraiahBCC/BL-3.6/SE-0325/2019-202019Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka - 560019
ArchitectSiraj HasanCA/92/150401992Bengaluru Urban, Karnataka - 560025
ContractorMK Infra Holdings Private Limited-2011Mandya, Karnataka - 571438

Builder track record

RERA filing

Mk Infra has 5 other K-RERA-registered projects in our records (average reported construction progress 52%). 0 are past their declared completion deadline with no completion certificate recorded — but because K-RERA publishes OCs inconsistently, a project that has actually been finished and handed over still shows up this way, so this overstates real delays, especially for a high-volume established builder. That is a lower delayed rate than the K-RERA average across Bengaluru on the same measure.

Read this as a list to spot-check for a pattern of genuinely stalled projects, not as a delay rate — pull up a few of the builder’s other K-RERA registrations and check whether they’ve actually been delivered.

Financials & Construction Progress

Financial disclosures

RERA filing

Latest quarterly filing (2025-Q4): ₹1.43 Cr collected from buyers, ₹1.09 Cr withdrawn from the project's escrow account.

Construction progress50% → 65% (+15 pts)
Units sold/booked as registered6/32 (19%)
Buyer collections in available QPRs₹2.23 Cr
Escrow withdrawals in available QPRs₹1.60 Cr (0.72x collections)

QPR figures are developer-filed quarterly disclosures. Collections and withdrawals are not a project valuation; they are a sanity check for whether sales, construction progress, and escrow draws appear directionally aligned.

Declared construction cost ÷ registered units averages to ₹44.4 lakhs per unit — the developer's own declared construction/development cost, not a sale price. K-RERA filings don't disclose what the builder is charging, so this can't tell you whether you're getting a fair deal — only you comparing your quoted price against comparable listings nearby can answer that.

Location & Connectivity

The nearest major job hub is ~8 km away — a manageable everyday commute to a major job hub.

LandmarkStraight-line
Outer Ring Road / Manyata8 km
Whitefield IT hub9 km
Bellandur–Marathahalli belt10 km
MG Road / city centre10 km
Kempegowda Int'l Airport20 km
Electronic City20 km

Straight-line distances from the geocoded project locality (the RERA address is an area, not a door) — directional, not door-to-door drive times. Check the actual road route, the nearest metro station and daily-need shops/schools/hospitals on a site visit.

The approved drawings

2approved drawings on file
26other papers filed

Everything above is on this page already, free, from the government record. The drawings are different: the 2 approved sheets are the same drawings the builder filed to get The Curve approved — what sits under each tower, which floor holds machines, what the sales sheet leaves out. Nobody reads them for you. We do.

What that turns up — from other projects’ filings:

ATS Knightsbridge · Sector 124, Noida

You pay for 10,000 sq ft. The floor inside your home is 6,982 sq ft. The rest is walls, shared circulation and services. Get both numbers written into your agreement before you pay any booking amount.

Oberoi Elysian · Goregaon East, Mumbai

“The building is complete.” The tower has reached full height — true. The same filed certificate, same page: sanitary fittings 6% done. Ask for a possession date in writing.

Godrej Aristocrat · Sector 49, Gurugram

Paying extra for the top floor? The terrace drawing shows what sits on the slab above those flats: the overhead water tanks, the lift machine rooms and the roof machinery. Ask which flat sits under which.

Prestige Camden Gardens · Thanisandra, Bengaluru

The approved parking table asks for 12 visitor spaces. It shows 0. Two-wheeler spaces: also 0. Ask in writing where visitors will park.

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Built by Mk Infra.
Mk Infra has 4 projects registered in Bangalore.

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Last checked against the RERA register: 16 Jul 2026