At Sobha Magnus, the filed sold share is 92.52%, while reported construction stands at 9.0%. Those figures sit together in the project’s Q1 2026 quarterly progress report with Karnataka RERA, submitted on 13 July 2026. For someone looking around Kalena Agrahara because of the Pink Line, they make a useful opening point: buying activity and readiness to move describe different things. Choose the completion timeline that suits your household before choosing the flat.
The news hook is renewed attention to the route and opening schedule in MagicBricks’ Pink Line guide. Metro Rail News’ route and status report identifies Kalena Agrahara and Hulimavu on the elevated section towards Tavarekere and describes opening preparations. That makes the southern stretch worth examining through housing filings, where the choices already have distinct construction histories and declared completion dates.
The practical question is what a household should buy while planning around that connection. Quietlist’s reading of the K-RERA project records points towards a disciplined answer: compare construction, filed completion and recorded sales separately, then decide how each fits your move.
Start with the home’s timetable
Sobha Magnus, filed under Sobha, carries a declared completion date of May 2030 in its K-RERA project record. Its Q1 2026 filing reports 272 sold units against 294 total units. That is substantial recorded buying alongside an early construction stage. It gives a buyer a clear reason to examine the delivery schedule even when other purchasers have already committed.
Casagrand Hazen presents a different combination. Its Q1 2026 QPR, submitted to K-RERA on 14 July 2026, reports 78.0% construction and a filed sold share of 99.36%. Its project record gives July 2027 as declared completion. The filed promoter is Casa Grande Garden City Builders.
These are dated filing snapshots: sold shares do not establish current availability or sales speed, declared completion dates do not establish possession, and locality names do not establish a walkable route to a station.
The projects below are identified as under construction in their K-RERA project summaries. Construction and sold shares come from each named project’s Q1 2026 QPR; completion dates come from its project record. The registration column identifies the exact project being compared.
| Project | Filed promoter | K-RERA registration number | Construction | Filed sold share | Declared completion |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sobha Magnus | Sobha | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/131025/008160 | 9.0% | 92.52% | May 2030 |
| Prestige Southern Star | Prestige Acres | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/210325/007603 | 41.0% | 89.3% | September 2029 |
| Casagrand Hazen | Casa Grande Garden City Builders | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/220722/005099 | 78.0% | 99.36% | July 2027 |
| Casagrand Amor | Casa Grande Garden City Builders | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/140324/006701 | 40.0% | 69.79% | February 2028 |
The history adds more than the latest percentage
The quarterly sequence makes Hazen’s position clearer. Its K-RERA QPRs report construction at 68.0% for Q3 2025, 73.0% for Q4 2025 and 78.0% for Q1 2026. Those successive filings give the buyer something concrete to discuss during a site visit: which work has been completed, and what remains before the home can be occupied?
At Casagrand Amor, the same filed promoter reports construction at 30.0%, 35.0% and 40.0% across those respective quarters in its K-RERA QPRs. Its Akshayanagar location and February 2028 declared completion belong in a different household plan from Hazen’s. A common promoter name is a useful starting point for comparison; the project’s own filings should determine the next questions.
Reported construction in selected southern Bengaluru projects
percent
Source: Each named project's Q1 2026 QPR filing with Karnataka RERA
The chart is useful because it separates the building work from the excitement surrounding transport. A household with flexibility over its moving date can assess an earlier construction stage on its own terms. A household arranging a move around school, work or the end of a rental agreement should begin with the completion schedule and the work visible on site.
Akshayanagar adds a different comparison
Prestige Southern Star, filed under Prestige Acres, brings another combination into view. Its Q1 2026 QPR with K-RERA, submitted on 15 July 2026, reports 41.0% construction and an 89.3% filed sold share. Its project record gives September 2029 as declared completion.
The earlier filings show construction at 34.0% in Q3 2025 and 38.0% in Q4 2025. Filed sold shares were 79.44% and 84.88%, respectively. Read together, the sequence shows recorded buying increasing alongside reported construction progress. That is a firmer basis for a project discussion than a general claim that Metro-connected housing will attract buyers.
Amor’s latest construction figure sits close to Southern Star’s, yet their declared completion dates differ. This is where a buyer’s comparison becomes useful. A construction percentage alone cannot settle when a particular home will suit the family. Ask how the remaining building work, services and handover arrangements connect to the date being discussed for the chosen apartment.
Make the journey part of the inspection
For Kalena Agrahara and the surrounding southern neighbourhoods, the Pink Line gives buyers a reason to revisit their daily travel plans. The home still needs to work at street level. Visit the project entrance, follow the intended route towards the station and consider how that journey fits an ordinary working day.
Then return to the project documents. Discuss the apartment’s possession date alongside the declared completion date, inspect progress against the latest filing and ask for the current apartment selection and full price before making a commitment.
The strongest purchase here will be the home whose building schedule, daily journey and household budget fit together. The Pink Line belongs in that decision. The moving date should lead it.