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Sobha Delivery Record: What the RERA Timeline Shows

October 3, 2026
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Delivery record is the question every buyer of an under-construction home should ask, and the honest version of the answer is specific rather than...

Delivery record is the question every buyer of an under-construction home should ask, and the honest version of the answer is specific rather than general. For Sobha Athena, the record is public and worth reading exactly as it stands.

Registration with Karnataka RERA under PRM/KA/RERA/1251/309/PR/200526/003430 records a project start date of 20 March 2020 and an original completion date of 31 December 2026. A Covid extension, granted under the state's pandemic relief provisions, moved completion to 30 September 2027. That revision is displayed on the portal rather than replacing the original quietly. See the master plan page for the full detail.

Context matters when reading that extension. Relief of this kind was granted across Karnataka to projects that lost site time during 2020 and 2021, when construction halted and labour returned to home states. A single Covid-era extension is a description of that period rather than an indictment of a developer.

What a buyer should do instead of generalising is check the pattern. The RERA portal lists projects by promoter, which allows anyone to see how many registrations a company holds, which have been completed, and whether completion dates have moved more than once. Repeated extensions unrelated to the pandemic period would be the signal worth acting on.

Quarterly progress filings are the other live check. Under the Act, the promoter reports progress each quarter, and those filings sit in the public domain. Read the most recent one against current site photographs, which our team shares on request, and against what you see on a visit. Three sources agreeing is reasonable assurance; a mismatch deserves a question.

The physical evidence in this case is unusually accessible. Earlier phases of the 36-acre Sobha City township were completed and occupied over several years, so a buyer can see what the developer delivers rather than infer it. Look at the finish of the common areas, the condition of the lifts, and how the landscaping has been maintained.

One practical planning note. Handover follows the Occupancy Certificate, which follows completion and inspection by BBMP, so keys arrive some weeks after the registered completion date rather than on it. Budget for that gap rather than being surprised by it, particularly if you are coordinating a school year or a lease expiry.

Ask our team for the current quarterly filing alongside site photographs, and read both before you commit.

Related reading: the possession timeline for this project.

FAQs

  1. Has this project's completion date changed?
    Yes, from 31 December 2026 to 30 September 2027 under a Covid extension recorded on the Karnataka RERA portal.

  2. Were such extensions common?
    Yes. Relief was granted across Karnataka to projects that lost site time during 2020 and 2021.

  3. How can I check a developer's wider record?
    The RERA portal lists projects by promoter, showing registrations, completions and any date revisions.

  4. When do keys actually arrive?
    After the Occupancy Certificate is issued following BBMP inspection, which is some weeks after the registered completion date.