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BDA e-Auction 2026: 138 Premium Bengaluru Sites, Bid Dates, Prices, EMD, Eligibility and Payment Rules

Oct 12 2026

BDA e-Auction 2026: 138 Residential and Commercial Sites in Bengaluru, Check Base Prices and Bidding Dates

The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has announced an e-auction of residential and commercial sites across prominent layouts in Bengaluru , offering buyers an opportunity to bid for plots in South, West and North Bengaluru. The auction covers sites in locations such as Anjanapura Township, Banashankari 6th Stage, JP Nagar, Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout and Arkavathi Layout.

According to the BDA notification dated October 3, 2026 , the e-auction process begins on October 12, 2026 . Interested bidders must express their intention to participate by October 31, 2026, at 5 pm IST . The bidding sessions are scheduled for November 2, 3 and 4, 2026, depending on the serial number of each site.

The notification lists 138 sites , with initial bid prices varying according to the location and plot category. The quoted base rates range from Rs 70,000 to Rs 1.40 lakh per square metre among the listed properties. Buyers should check the official site-wise schedule and auction portal for the applicable rate, dimensions and eligibility conditions before participating./
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BDA e-Auction 2026: Important Dates

Event Date and time
Notification date October 3, 2026
Commencement of e-auction process October 12, 2026
Last date to express interest October 31, 2026, by 5 pm IST
Bidding for serial numbers 1–46 November 2, 2026, 10 am to 4 pm
Bidding for serial numbers 47–92 November 3, 2026, 10 am to 4 pm
Bidding for serial numbers 93–138 November 4, 2026, 10 am to 4 pm
Additional bidding time Five-minute delta time, as specified in the notification
Open forum for specified bidding issues November 5, 2026, at BDA Head Office, Bengaluru

The bidding schedule is based on the serial numbers in the notification. Prospective buyers should confirm their site's serial number and the applicable session before bidding.

Bengaluru BDA e-Auction 2026: Locations and Initial Bid Prices

The sites are distributed across several established and developing layouts in Bengaluru. The initial bid price is calculated per square metre, not per square foot. The final purchase price may be higher depending on competitive bidding.

South Zone

The South Zone list includes sites in Anjanapura Township, Banashankari 6th Stage, BTM layouts, JP Nagar and Kumaraswamy Layout.

Layout or locality Site numbers covered Initial bid price per sq. m
Anjanapura Township, 1st Block 711, 593 Rs 73,000
Anjanapura Township, 4th Block 178 Rs 73,000
Anjanapura Township, 5th Block 365 Rs 73,000
Anjanapura Township, 6th Block 416/A, 458, 552, 553 Rs 71,000
Anjanapura Township, 8th Block 1150, 750/D, 749/D Rs 80,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 7th Block, Sompura 1373, 1675, 1588 Rs 73,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 11th Block, Ganakallu 303, 227, 963 Rs 84,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 1st Block, Turahalli 676, 121 Rs 73,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 2nd Block, Turahalli 1234 Rs 73,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 3rd Block, Hemmigepura 1860, 2393 Rs 75,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 3rd Block, Lingadeeranahalli 255/M, 1/A, 255/L Rs 75,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 4th Block, Lingadeeranahalli 1632, 1704 Rs 70,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 5th Block, Hemmigepura 1105, 1129, 1640/25 Rs 72,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 5th Block, Lingadeeranahalli 1710, 1690 Rs 72,000
Banashankari 6th Stage, 9th Block, Hemmigepura 776 Rs 74,000
BTM 4th Stage, 2nd Block, Devarachikkanahalli 1246 Rs 84,000
BTM 6th Stage, 1st Phase, Hulimavu 51 Rs 90,000
Further Extension of Anjanapura, 10th Block, Gollahalli 1056 Rs 84,000
Further Extension of Anjanapura, 11th Block, Kembathalli 838, 1143 Rs 70,000
Further Extension of Anjanapura, 9th Block, Gollahalli 1048, 1069, 1047, 1027, 1070 Rs 70,000
Further Extension of Banashankari 6th Stage, 4th 'B' Block, B.M. Kaval 260, 428, 876, 348/N, 522, 657 Rs 70,000
Further Extension of Banashankari 6th Stage, 4th 'B' Block, U.M. Kaval 998, 1063, 1060 Rs 70,000
Further Extension of Banashankari 6th Stage, 4th 'H' Block 378, 372B, 395/A Rs 70,000
Further Extension of Banashankari 6th Stage, 4th 'T' Block, U.M. Kaval 941, 957, 958, 963, 969, 970, 975, 976, 978 Rs 70,000
JP Nagar 8th Phase, 2nd (EWS) Block, Thippasandra Village 48/A, 79/A Rs 1,00,000
JP Nagar 9th Phase, 2nd Block, Alahalli Village 74, 73, 432 Rs 1,00,000
JP Nagar 9th Phase, 3rd Block, Alahalli Village 745, 726, 725, 705, 337 Rs 1,00,000
JP Nagar 9th Stage, 4th Block, Thippasandra 360 Rs 1,00,000
Kumaraswamy 1st Stage, Govinayakanahalli 54, 10 Rs 1,27,000

West Zone

The West Zone properties are located mainly in Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout.

Layout or locality Site numbers covered Initial bid price per sq. m
Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout, 1st Block 3007 Rs 84,000
Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout, 1st Block, Nagadevanahalli 1493, 1635, 1512 Rs 84,000
Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout, 3rd Block, Ramasandra 2409/1 Rs 84,000
Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout, 4th Block, Ramasandra 3359, 2936, 539, 1748, 1598 Rs 84,000
Sir M. Vishweshwaraiah Layout, 6th Block, Ullalu 755/A Rs 84,000

North Zone

The North Zone includes sites in Arkavathi Layout and East of NGEF, Banasawadi. Several plots are located in Thanisandra, Sampigehalli, Byrathikhane, Jakkur and Venkateshapura.

Layout or locality Site numbers covered Initial bid price per sq. m
Arkavathi 11th Block, Srirampura 187 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi 15th Block, Thanisandra 225, 244, 237 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi 18th Block, Byrathikhane 684, 566 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi 20th Block, Hennur HN348 Rs 73,500
Arkavathi 2nd Block, Jakkur 2204E Rs 73,500
Arkavathi 2nd Block, Sampigehalli 3188 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi 3rd Block, Sampigehalli 959 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi 3rd Block, Venkateshapura 556 Rs 75,000
Arkavathi 5th Block, K. Narayanapura KNP396 Rs 75,000
Arkavathi Layout, 11th Block, Rachenahalli 181, 304 Rs 71,000
Arkavathi Layout, 15th and 20th Blocks, Thanisandra TS540 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi Layout, 15th Block, Thanisandra TS484 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi Layout, 18th Block, Byrathikhane 416A, 522, 552, 498, 513, 516, 506, 548, 453, 532, 221, 222, 270A, 310, 271 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi Layout, 19th Block, Challakere 1308 Rs 75,000
Arkavathi Layout, 20th Block, Thanisandra TS834A, TS837B Rs 87,500
Arkavathi Layout, 2nd Block, Sampigehalli 344D, 360, 385, 402, 2432 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi Layout, 3rd Block, Sampigehalli 1075, 1047, 1048 Rs 87,500
Arkavathi Layout, 7th Block, Jakkur 2650A, JK334, 1995 Rs 73,500
Arkavathi Layout, 3rd Block, Venkateshapura 1002 Rs 75,000
Arkavathi Layout, 8th Block, Venkateshapura 1019 Rs 75,000
East of NGEF, Banasawadi 3C-319 Rs 1,40,000

Important: The notification's full schedule contains individual plot dimensions and areas. Some entries in the extracted text have irregular or unclear dimensions. Bidders should verify each plot's official measurements, area, site map and base price on the BDA portal before making a financial commitment.

BDA e-Auction 2026: Eligibility and Documents Required

The notification states that the auction purchaser must be an Indian citizen . Partnership firms may also participate, provided they are registered in India before the auction.

Applicants must upload the required documents on the e-auction portal:

  • Address proof: Any one of the accepted documents, such as Voter ID, driving licence, passport or Aadhaar, attested by a Gazetted Officer, notary or the relevant Embassy Office for NRIs, as applicable under the notice.

  • PAN card: Uploading PAN is compulsory, with the attestation specified in the notification.

  • Photograph and signature: These must be uploaded in the prescribed format with the required attestation.

  • Contact details: A valid email address, mobile number and landline number, where applicable.

  • Joint registration documents: Only eligible blood relations, namely a spouse, son or unmarried daughter, can be included with the auction purchaser. Relationship details and government-issued identity proof must be uploaded during participation.

The person whose name is registered on the e-procurement portal will be treated as the final purchaser. The site cannot subsequently be transferred to another name under the terms stated in the notice. Minors and people without computer knowledge may participate through guardians or friends, subject to the document and purchaser-name requirements.

EMD and Payment Rules for BDA Sites

The Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) is Rs 4 lakh per site . Bidders must also pay the applicable e-auction fee through the prescribed e-procurement process.

The important payment conditions are:

  1. The successful bidder must remit 25% of the total bid amount after adjusting the Rs 4 lakh EMD , within the deadline stated in the e-auction advice letter.

  2. The notification also specifies a 72-hour deadline for payment of the 25% amount. Failure to pay within the prescribed time can result in forfeiture of the EMD.

  3. After remitting the initial 25%, the successful bidder must pay the remaining 75% within 45 days of receiving the allotment letter .

  4. The EMD of unsuccessful bidders will be returned to their accounts without interest within a reasonable period.

  5. If the EMD is remitted to BDA's bank account instead of through the e-auction portal, the notice states that a 5% service charge on the EMD will be deducted during the refund.

  6. For sale consideration exceeding Rs 50 lakh , the notification refers to a requirement to deduct and remit 1% of the total amount payable as TDS. Buyers should verify the applicable tax provision and payment procedure with the relevant tax authority or professional before payment.

The successful bidder should carefully read the e-auction advice letter because the applicable payment deadlines and remittance instructions must be followed to avoid forfeiture.

Minimum Bid, Increment and Bidding Conditions

BDA has specified that bids must exceed the applicable base price by more than 10% . For example, if the base price is Rs 45,000 per square metre, the bidder must quote more than Rs 49,500 per square metre; a bid of exactly Rs 49,500 would be rejected under the example in the notification.

The promotional material also specifies that the minimum bid-price raise must be in multiples of Rs 500 per square metre . Bidders should check the portal's live bidding rules for the applicable increment.

Other important conditions include:

  • A minimum of two bidders per site is required. A single-bidder auction will be rejected.

  • BDA may accept or reject the highest bid without assigning reasons.

  • BDA may withdraw a notified site during the auction period.

  • Duplicate nicknames for the same site can lead to rejection of the bid.

  • A five-minute delta time is provided for bids received at the end of the scheduled bidding period, as specified in the notification.

  • Sites are offered on an "as is where is" basis and will be allotted in their existing condition.

  • Bidders must physically inspect the site, including its location and road width, and verify the geo-maps and geo-tags available on the official portal.

  • Any discrepancy in plot dimensions must be handled under BDA's stated rules. Buyers may have to pay additional amounts if the actual area is greater than the notified area.

How to Participate in the BDA e-Auction 2026

Interested buyers can follow these steps:

  1. Visit the official BDA website at https://bdakarnataka.in .

  2. Open the e-auction information and access the relevant Karnataka Public Procurement Portal facility.

  3. Review the complete auction notification, site schedule, prescribed documents and bidding user manual.

  4. Inspect the selected site physically and verify its dimensions, location, road access and geo-tags.

  5. Register on the prescribed portal and upload the required identity, PAN, photograph, signature and address documents.

  6. Pay the Rs 4 lakh EMD per site and applicable auction fee through the prescribed payment process.

  7. Express interest in participating before October 31, 2026, at 5 pm IST .

  8. Participate in the bidding session scheduled for the selected site's serial number.

  9. If successful, follow the payment instructions in the BDA advice letter and complete the balance payment within the prescribed period.

For assistance with the online bidding process, the notification lists the Karnataka Public Procurement Portal helpline numbers 080-46010000 and 080-68948777 . BDA's helpline/WhatsApp number is listed as 9483166622 .

Bank Details and Official Contact Information

The notification provides the following bank details for payments instructed by BDA:

Particular Details
Bank Canara Bank
Branch BDA Complex Branch, Kumara Park West, Bengaluru
Account name Bangalore Development Authority, Bengaluru
Account number 2828101053014
IFSC CNRB0002828
Payment mode RTGS / NEFT

Payment caution: Use these bank details only in accordance with the official auction advice letter and the current instructions on the authorised portal. Verify payment details independently before transferring funds.

For site maps, geo-tags, auction documents and updates, visit the official website: https://bdakarnataka.in .

What Buyers Should Check Before Bidding

The BDA e-auction provides access to residential and commercial plots in multiple Bengaluru layouts, but the initial bid price is only the starting point. Before bidding, buyers should calculate the likely total cost, inspect the plot, confirm its measurements and review the legal and payment conditions.

They should also confirm whether any additional charges, taxes or registration expenses apply. The authority reserves the right to accept or reject bids and withdraw sites as set out in the notification.

The most important deadlines are October 31 for expressing interest and November 2–4 for the scheduled bidding sessions . Buyers should rely on the official BDA notification and portal for the final site list and any subsequent changes.

 



BDA e-Auction 2026: 100 Premium Bengaluru Sites, Bid Dates, Prices, EMD, Eligibility and Payment Rules

Bengaluru : The Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has announced an e-auction of 100 premium residential and commercial sites across prominent layouts in Bengaluru. The sites will be auctioned on an “As Is Where Is” basis , with bidding scheduled between October 12 and October 15, 2026 .

The notification, bearing No. BDA/EM/e-Auction/T-14/2026-27 , is dated September 19, 2026 . The auction covers sites in BDA's West, North and South zones , with initial bid prices varying by location and site.

Official Broucher

BDA e-Auction 2026: Key Details

Particular Details
Authority Bangalore Development Authority (BDA)
Notification No. BDA/EM/e-Auction/T-14/2026-27
Notification date September 19, 2026
Total sites 100
Property type Residential and commercial sites
Auction basis As Is Where Is
e-Auction commencement September 28, 2026
Last date to express interest October 9, 2026, 5:00 PM IST
EMD ₹4 lakh per site
Minimum bid increment Multiples of ₹500 per sq m
Bid lots 1–25 October 12, 2026
Bid lots 26–50 October 13, 2026
Bid lots 51–75 October 14, 2026
Bid lots 76–100 October 15, 2026
Bid timing 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM IST
Delta time 5 minutes
Minimum bidders 2 bidders per site
25% payment Within 72 hours of e-Auction advice
Balance payment 75% within 45 days of allotment letter

BDA Auction 2026: 100 Sites, Area, Dimensions and Initial Bid Price

The following table reproduces the site-wise information from the BDA notification.

West Zone

Site No. Layout Site No./Plot No. Dimensions (m) Area (sq m) Initial Bid Price/sq m
1 Jnanabharathi 2nd Block, Nagadevanahalli 908 — 136.26 ₹84,000
2 Jnanabharathi 2nd Block, Nagadevanahalli 940 12.20 × 9.40 114.68 ₹84,000
3 Jnanabharathi 2nd Block, Nagadevanahalli 960 16.48 × 6.95 114.53 ₹84,000
4 Jnanabharathi 2nd Block, Nagadevanahalli 949 10.60 × 12.20 129.32 ₹84,000
5 Jnanabharathi 2nd Block, Nagadevanahalli 941 14.80 × 18.80 278.24 ₹84,000
… Remaining rows to be verified against original notification        

North Zone

The North Zone includes sites in East of NGEF/Banasawadi, Arkavathi Layout, Thanisandra, HBR Layout, Kacharakanahalli, Hennur and Benniganahalli .

The complete site-wise table will be reproduced after verification of the original auction schedule.

South Zone

The South Zone includes sites in Banashankari 6th Stage, Turahalli, Hemmigepura, Sompura, Lingadeeranahalli, Talaghattapura and Anjanapura Township .

The complete site-wise table will be reproduced after verification of the original auction schedule.

BDA e-Auction 2026: Initial Bid Price Range

The notification lists different initial prices according to the layout and site. The prices appearing in the notice include:

  • ₹65,000 per sq m

  • ₹70,000 per sq m

  • ₹71,000 per sq m

  • ₹72,000 per sq m

  • ₹73,000 per sq m

  • ₹75,000 per sq m

  • ₹84,000 per sq m

  • ₹87,500 per sq m

  • ₹96,250 per sq m

  • ₹1,40,000 per sq m

  • ₹1,47,000 per sq m

The final bid price can rise above the initial bid price through competitive bidding.

BDA Auction Minimum Bid Rule

Bidders should note that the auction notification contains a separate requirement concerning the minimum acceptable bid.

The bid must exceed the base price by more than 10% . For example, if a site has a base price of ₹45,000 per sq m, a bidder cannot quote exactly ₹49,500 per sq m. The quoted bid must be above ₹49,500 per sq m .

The bid price must also follow the prescribed ₹500-per-sq-metre increment multiples .

BDA e-Auction EMD: How Much Money Is Required?

The EMD is ₹4 lakh per site .

Those intending to bid for more than one site should take into account the requirement of an EMD for each site.

For unsuccessful bidders, the EMD is to be returned as specified in the BDA auction terms. BDA also states that a 5% service charge on the EMD may be deducted during refund where the EMD has been remitted to BDA's account instead of through the e-Auction portal .

BDA Auction 2026 Payment Schedule

A successful bidder will receive an e-Auction advice letter from BDA.

The bidder must pay 25% of the total cost, after adjusting the ₹4 lakh EMD, within 72 hours of receiving the e-Auction advice.

Failure to make the required payment within the prescribed period can result in forfeiture of the ₹4 lakh EMD .

After the 25% payment, the successful bidder must pay the remaining 75% of the final bid amount within 45 days of receiving the allotment letter .

Who Can Participate in BDA e-Auction?

According to the auction terms, the auction purchaser must be a citizen of India .

Bidders must provide the required identity and address documents through the e-Auction portal.

Accepted address-proof documents include:

  • Voter ID

  • Driving licence

  • Passport

  • Aadhaar

Uploading the PAN card is compulsory . The prescribed signature and photo identity documents must also be uploaded in the required format.

A registered partnership firm can participate provided the firm has been registered in India before participating in the auction.

Can NRIs Participate?

The notification provides for document attestation through an Embassy Office in the case of NRIs for the applicable documents.

NRI participants should therefore follow the document and attestation requirements specified in the official BDA e-Auction notice.

Can Two or More People Jointly Register a BDA Auction Site?

BDA allows eligible joint registration in specified circumstances.

The notification states that only certain blood relations — spouse, sons or unmarried daughters — can be registered jointly with the auction purchaser.

The relationship must be clearly mentioned and the required government identity proof must be uploaded along with the application. Requests made later may not be accepted.

Physical Verification of BDA Auction Sites Is Important

BDA has specifically advised bidders to physically inspect the site before bidding .

The bidder should verify:

  • Actual location

  • Site dimensions

  • Road width

  • Surrounding development

  • Access to the property

  • Physical condition

  • Geo-tag/location information

The sites are auctioned on an “As Is Where Is” basis , and successful bidders receive them in the condition specified by BDA.

BDA e-Auction Delta Time

The auction includes a five-minute delta-time extension for bids received at the closing stage.

This means that last-minute bidding can extend the auction according to the prescribed delta-time mechanism.

Minimum Two Bidders Required

BDA has specified that there should be at least two bidders for each site .

A site with only one bidder will be rejected according to the auction terms.

Income Tax/TDS on BDA Auction Purchase

The notification contains provisions relating to tax deduction where the sale consideration exceeds the applicable threshold.

Bidders should verify the applicable Income Tax/TDS requirement at the time of payment , particularly because tax provisions can change and the final purchase consideration may differ from the initial bid price.

Important Warning for BDA Auction Bidders

Bidders should read the complete BDA auction terms before participating.

BDA advises participants to deal directly with the Authority rather than middlemen or agents .

The Authority also reserves the right to withdraw notified sites or accept or reject bids in accordance with the auction terms.

BDA e-Auction 2026: Important Dates

Event Date/Time
e-Auction commencement September 28, 2026
Last date to express interest October 9, 2026, 5:00 PM
Sites 1–25 October 12, 10 AM–4 PM
Sites 26–50 October 13, 10 AM–4 PM
Sites 51–75 October 14, 10 AM–4 PM
Sites 76–100 October 15, 10 AM–4 PM
Open Forum for specified auction issues October 18, 2026

How to Participate in BDA e-Auction 2026

Eligible bidders should:

  1. Visit the official BDA/Karnataka Public Procurement Portal specified in the notification.

  2. Register and complete the required bidder information.

  3. Upload PAN, address proof, signature and photo identity documents.

  4. Select the site for which they wish to participate.

  5. Pay the applicable ₹4 lakh EMD per site and e-Auction fee as prescribed.

  6. Express interest before the October 9, 2026, 5 PM deadline .

  7. Physically inspect the site before bidding.

  8. Participate in the scheduled online bidding session.

  9. If successful, pay the required 25% amount within the prescribed 72-hour period.

  10. Pay the remaining 75% within 45 days of the allotment letter.

BDA e-Auction 2026 FAQs

How many sites are being auctioned by BDA?

BDA has announced an e-Auction of 100 residential and commercial sites in prominent Bengaluru layouts.

What is the BDA auction EMD?

The EMD is ₹4 lakh per site .

What is the last date to register interest?

The last date and time to express interest is October 9, 2026, at 5 PM IST .

When will BDA bidding take place?

Bidding is scheduled from October 12 to October 15, 2026 , with 25 sites scheduled each day.

What is the minimum bid increment?

The bid price must be raised in multiples of ₹500 per sq m .

Is physical inspection required?

Bidders are specifically advised to physically verify the site, location and road width before bidding .

How much must a successful bidder pay initially?

The successful bidder must remit 25% of the total cost after adjustment of the ₹4 lakh EMD within 72 hours of receiving the e-Auction advice.

When must the remaining amount be paid?

The balance 75% must be paid within 45 days of receiving the allotment letter .

Can a single bidder win a site?

No. BDA's terms state that a minimum of two bidders is required for each site and a single-bidder auction will be rejected.

On what basis are the sites auctioned?

The sites are auctioned on an “As Is Where Is” basis .

Where can bidders get more information?

Bidders should refer to the official BDA e-Auction information and the Karnataka Public Procurement Portal before participating.

Disclaimer: Auction dates, site details, dimensions, prices and payment conditions should be checked against the latest official BDA notification before bidding. The final bid price may differ substantially from the initial bid price.

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