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Nambiar Group · Plotted, villa and township

Nambiar — a grand villa community at Bannerghatta

Last updated 2026-09-09

Developer Nambiar Group · Location Bannerghatta · South Bengaluru · Product Eco-themed villa plots · Stage Pre-launch

A ₹5 crore-plus villa ticket, where the audience is small enough that precision matters more than budget.

76 acresmaster plan
36 acresphase one
298plots
₹5.22 Crfrom-price

Modelled economics — not a delivered result

This campaign is live and its performance belongs to the client. 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.

Monthly media (client-funded)₹6.0 lakh
Planned cost per lead₹520
Leads at that spend~1,154 / month
Site visits at 2.8%~32 / month
Bookings at the 1% planning ratio~12 / 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.

A small audience changes the arithmetic

At this ticket the reachable audience in the catchment is measured in thousands, not lakhs. Frequency climbs quickly and creative fatigue arrives far sooner than the same spend would produce on a mid-market launch.

So the campaign runs on a deliberately modest daily budget with a wider creative rotation, rather than a large budget against a narrow set of assets. Spending faster into a small audience buys frequency, not reach.

Reconciling the client's numbers with the public ones

The client's own brief and the project's public marketing site stated different acreages. The campaign uses the figure the client confirmed in writing, and the public figure is treated as unverified rather than averaged into something neither party said.

This sounds pedantic until a buyer quotes an advertisement back during a site visit. Every number in the creative traces to a document the client has confirmed.

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