Sobha Amara Completion Date

SOBHA Limited aims to finish Sobha Amara and hand over homes by December 2029. Completion means both G+56 towers at Kismatpur are built and ready to live in. After that, the project needs an occupancy certificate, or OC, from the local authority. The final legal date will show up in the RERA filing once the project gets its number.

Completion and possession sound alike, but they mark two different steps. This guide explains the gap between them, how long the build will take and how the OC works.

For Sobha Amara, SOBHA has shared one target of December 2029 for handover. The RERA filing will show the exact completion date the builder commits to.

The project moves from pre-launch to completion in a little over three years.

A twin-tower project of 56 floors takes time because each floor rises in turn. Builders also need time for lifts, fire systems and outer cladding on tall towers.

Several large pieces of work must finish before SOBHA can call the project complete.

• The deep foundations, the basement floors and the podium deck on top.
• All 56 floors of both towers, with walls and slabs.
• Lifts, fire safety systems, water tanks and power backup.
• Plumbing, wiring and drainage for every home.
• The outer walls, the windows and the railings on every balcony.
• The common areas, the clubhouse and the green open spaces around the towers.
• The roads inside the site, the parking and the wall around the plot.

An OC shows that a building matches its approved plans and meets safety rules. The local authority gives it after a check of the finished towers. Without an OC, you may face trouble with water and power links, loans and resale.

Before handover, ask SOBHA for a copy of the OC for your tower. Banks also check for it before they release the final loan amount in some cases.

Under the RERA Act, a registered project must state its completion date in the filing. If the builder misses this date, you can claim interest for each month of delay. You can also choose to exit with a full refund and interest.

RERA also requires builders to keep 70% of buyer money in a separate account for that project. This rule keeps your money tied to this project, which helps the work stay on track.

SOBHA builds most parts of its projects in-house, from concrete products to doors and glazing. That control helps it keep work moving even when outside suppliers face delays.

The company completed 54 lakh sq. ft. of homes in FY26 and aims for 60 to 65 lakh sq. ft. in FY27. In the July to September 2026 quarter, it handed over 720 homes. It also ended FY26 with more cash than debt.

Once work starts, you can follow progress in a few simple ways. SOBHA shares site photos and updates with buyers during construction. The RERA website also shows quarterly progress reports for every registered project. You can also visit the site, as long as you book a slot with the sales team first.

Watch for big steps such as the foundation, the podium deck and the top floor. Each one tells you the project is moving toward its 2029 target.

A December 2029 completion gives you time to plan your move or rental strategy. By then, the four-lane Chevella Road and the wider Bandlaguda Jagir to Kismatpur road should also be ready. That could make daily travel from Sobha Amara even easier than it is today.

The site is about 4 km from the Financial District and 3.5 km from the ORR. You can follow each update on the official Sobha Amara website.

*Indicative pricing, subject to change and developer confirmation.