Prestige Kompally Payment Plan
Payment terms are indicative for the pre-launch phase and confirmed in the official cost sheet, July 2026.
A clear payment plan tells you exactly how much to pay and when, as the project moves from booking to possession. For Prestige Kompally, a pre-launch township on NH-44 in North Hyderabad, the payment starts with a 10% booking amount and the balance is spread across construction milestones or a plan of your choice. This guide breaks down the four options so you can pick the one that fits your cash flow.
The plans below reflect the pre-launch structure shared for the project and are confirmed in the official cost sheet after launch. Registration and stamp duty are paid separately to the government at the time of registration, over and above the base price. Verify the final terms on the Prestige Kompally price list before you book.
The Four Payment Options at a Glance
The project offers four ways to structure your payment. The table summarises each; the profiles below explain who each one suits.
| Option | Structure | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Construction-Linked (CLP) | 10:10:80 across milestones | Buyers who want to pay as construction progresses |
| Down Payment | 20:80 | Buyers with funds upfront seeking better unit choice or discount |
| Subvention (interest-free) | 20% now, 80% on possession via loan | Buyers who want no EMI during construction |
| Flexi Payment | 30:70 | Buyers wanting a larger Year-1 outlay, balance linked to build |
Plan structures indicative as of July 2026, confirmed in the official cost sheet at launch. Bank approval applies to loan-linked options.
Option 1: Construction-Linked Plan (10:10:80)
The most common structure. You pay 10% at booking and 10% at agreement, then the remaining amount is released in stages tied to construction milestones, foundation, plinth, floor slabs, plaster, finishing and possession, spread across the roughly five-year build. On an indicative ticket of about ₹1.69 Cr, that means around ₹16.9 Lakhs at booking. It keeps your outflow aligned with visible progress on the ground.
Option 2: Down Payment Plan (20:80)
You pay 20% at booking and the balance 80% as construction proceeds. A larger upfront commitment usually earns first pick of units and can carry a possible price benefit for early buyers. It suits buyers who have funds ready and want to lock a preferred floor or view in the pre-launch phase.
Option 3: Subvention Scheme (Interest-Free)
You pay 20% as down payment, and during the construction period the developer services the interest, so you carry no EMI for those years. The remaining 80% is paid at possession through a home loan. It is subject to bank approval and a developer tie-up, and is designed for buyers who want to avoid paying both rent and an EMI during the build.
Option 4: Flexi Payment (30:70)
You pay 30% within the first year and the balance 70% is linked to construction. It sits between the down-payment and construction-linked plans, giving a larger Year-1 commitment while still spreading most of the amount across the build cycle. Useful for buyers with early liquidity who still want milestone-linked balance payments.
Bottom line: Four plans, one starting point, a 10% booking amount. Choose construction-linked to pay with progress, down-payment for the best unit pick, subvention to skip construction-period EMI, or flexi for a middle path.
What Is Not in the Payment Plan
The payment plan covers the base price only. On top of it you pay registration and stamp duty as per government norms, applicable GST, and one-time charges such as car parking, clubhouse membership, corpus fund and maintenance, most of which fall due around possession. Floor-rise charges apply above the fifth floor. The full break-up is set out in the Prestige Kompally cost sheet.
Bottom line: Budget for registration, stamp duty, GST and possession-time charges on top of the plan amounts, they are not part of the base instalments.
How to Choose Your Plan
Match the plan to your cash flow and loan position. If you are paying rent elsewhere, the subvention scheme removes the double burden during construction. If you have surplus funds, the down-payment plan can secure a better unit. If you prefer to pay only as you see progress, the construction-linked plan is the safest fit. The project is developed as a joint venture with the Prestige Group; always confirm the current terms and verify the project on the TS-RERA portal once the number is issued before you commit.
Bottom line: There is no single best plan, only the one that fits your cash flow, loan eligibility and whether you are paying rent during construction.
