Brigade Group · Residential launches
Last updated 2026-09-19
Developer Brigade Group · Location Kanakapura Road · South Bengaluru · Product 3 / 3.5 / 4 BHK · from ₹3.09 Cr · Stage Live · EOI
A large-format launch on the Green Line belt, marketed at expression-of-interest stage — which imposes a discipline most pre-launch advertising ignores.
This is an illustrative planning scenario for this type of project. The table below is a projection built from our planning assumptions for a project of this ticket size, not a report of what has happened. It is published so you can see the arithmetic we would hold ourselves to — and check it against your own.
| Assumed monthly media (illustrative) | ₹7.0 lakh |
|---|---|
| Planned cost per lead | ₹410 |
| Leads at that spend | ~1,707 / month |
| Site visits at 3.0% | ~51 / month |
| Bookings at the 1% planning ratio | ~17 / month |
How to read this. The site-visit rate is what we work towards and measure weekly. The booking figure uses the deliberately pessimistic 100-raw-leads-per-booking ratio we publish everywhere else, because a model that assumes a better close rate than we would plan a budget on is a sales document rather than a projection. Delivered figures we are free to publish — ₹266 per lead at 51% sales-ready — sit on the benchmarks page with their method.
An expression-of-interest campaign is still marketing the project. It is not a loophole around registration, and treating it as one is the most common compliance failure in Indian pre-launch advertising.
Where a registration has not been issued, no RERA claim appears in any form — including the softer phrasings that imply one. The advertising sells the location, the format and the stage, and says nothing it cannot support.
The anchor in the creative is a named landmark on the road rather than the locality name. In South Bangalore, where several launches compete for an overlapping audience in the same month, the landmark is what a buyer can place instantly; the locality name is what every competitor is also saying.
Where the client's stated completion and the public record disagree, the campaign prints neither until they are reconciled. A possession year is the single most quoted-back line in a property advertisement and the easiest to be held to.
Every figure on this page, labelled by where it comes from. Our editorial policy explains the labels.
| Figure | What it is | Evidence type |
|---|---|---|
| Portfolio marketing | Our role on this project | Delivery-role statement |
| Kanakapura Road · South Bengaluru | Location | Project description |
| 133 | Homes · client brief | Client-supplied project fact (scale, not a marketing result) |
| 28 | Floors · client brief | Client-supplied project fact (scale, not a marketing result) |
| 3 & 4 BHK | Residential formats | Project description |
Scope notes: Launch positioning and catchment research for larger homes. Client-supplied project scale; internal project working name retained.
Not yet published: qualified-lead %, sales-ready %, site visits and bookings. We publish these only when the client's CRM or platform export supports them, and label them when we do.
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