Sobha Amara Construction Status
As of October 2026, construction at Sobha Amara has not started, as the project is in pre-launch. SOBHA Limited has its RERA filing in progress and plans to launch the project in November 2026. Work on the two G+56 towers should begin after launch and final approvals. Possession is due in December 2029, and you can track progress on the TG RERA portal after registration.
This page shows where the project stands today and what the build path to 2029 looks like. It also explains how you can track real progress once construction begins.
Current Construction Status of Sobha Amara
| Detail | Status as of October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Project stage | Pre-launch |
| Construction | Not yet started |
| RERA registration | In progress |
| Expected launch | November 2026 |
| Expected possession | December 2029 |
| Towers planned | 2 towers, G+56 each |
| Total homes | 816 |
| Location | Kismatpur, NH-163 / Chevella Road, Hyderabad |
We will update this table as SOBHA reports progress and as quarterly RERA updates appear.
Expected Construction Timeline
The table below gives an indicative path from launch to handover. Only the launch and possession dates come from the developer. The middle stages show the usual order for a high-rise tower of this height.
| Stage | What Happens | Indicative Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Approvals and RERA registration | Final building permits and TG RERA number | Up to launch, November 2026 |
| Site preparation | Site clearing, survey, boundary and access roads | After launch |
| Excavation and foundation | Deep excavation and raft or pile foundation | Early build phase |
| Basement and podium | Parking levels and podium slab | Early to middle phase |
| Superstructure | Tower floors rise up to G+56 | Middle phase, longest stage |
| Facade and services | Glazing, lifts, plumbing, electrical and fire systems | Later phase |
| Finishing and amenities | Flooring, fittings, clubhouse and landscape | Final phase |
| Occupancy and handover | Occupancy certificate and home handover | Expected December 2029 |
Timings in the middle rows may change with approvals, weather and labour supply. Treat them as a guide, not as a promise.
What a G+56 Build Involves
A 56-floor residential tower needs far more planning than a typical mid-rise block. The foundation must carry the load of the full tower, so excavation and foundation work take longer. Once the structure rises, builders usually complete floors in a steady cycle, with lifts and services following below.
SOBHA has an advantage here through its in-house manufacturing. The company produces its own concrete blocks, glazing, aluminium facades, woodwork and interior fittings. This control over key materials can help it keep both quality and pace steadier across a long build.
How to Track Sobha Amara Construction Progress
Once construction starts, you have several reliable ways to follow the work.
- TG RERA quarterly updates. Builders must post a progress update on the RERA portal every quarter.
- Developer updates. SOBHA shares site photos and progress reports with buyers during construction.
- Site visits. Book a visit with the sales team to see the work yourself.
- Payment milestones. Construction-linked plans tie each instalment to a stage, so payment demands reflect real progress.
Always match the builder's updates with the RERA portal, since the portal carries legal weight.
What You Can Do Before Work Starts
The months before launch are a good time to plan, not to pay. Use this window to do your homework, so you can act fast once the RERA number comes out.
- Ask for the brochure and the latest price sheet so you know the full cost.
- Visit the Kismatpur site and drive to your office at peak hours to test the trip.
- Talk to your bank about a home loan, since lenders will need the RERA number too.
- Pick your floor range and view early, since upper floors in tall towers sell first.
- Read reviews of SOBHA projects that are already built, and visit one if you can.
Once you have these answers, you can move quickly at launch without rushing into a choice.
What If Construction Gets Delayed?
Large high-rise projects can face delays, and you should plan for that risk. RERA protects you once the project registers. The Act binds the developer to the possession date declared on the portal. If SOBHA misses that date, you can claim interest for each month of delay or seek a refund.
The RERA rules also require the developer to keep 70% of buyer money in a separate project account. This keeps your payments tied to Sobha Amara rather than to other projects.
FAQs
No, construction has not started as of October 2026. The project sits at pre-launch stage, and SOBHA expects to launch in November 2026.
SOBHA expects to hand over homes at Sobha Amara in December 2029. The RERA filing will confirm the binding possession date after registration.
After registration, check quarterly updates on rera.telangana.gov.in. You can also ask SOBHA for site photos or book a site visit.
A G+56 tower usually takes several years from foundation to handover. For Sobha Amara, SOBHA has given an expected possession date of December 2029.
Under RERA, a delay past the declared date lets you claim interest or a refund. You can file a complaint with TG RERA if the developer does not resolve it.
Early buyers often get the best price and the widest choice of floors. However, wait until the project shows a valid TG RERA number before you pay any amount.
