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Vega Group Launches Premium Low-Density Plotted Community in Mysuru

Vega Group Launches Premium Low-Density Plotted Community in Mysuru
Vega Group Launches Vega Adonia in Mysuru, Bringing Premium, Low-Density Plotted Living to Vijayanagar · theprint.in

Vega Group has started a new housing project called Vega Adonia in Mysuru.

Instead of selling finished houses, the project offers plots where people can build homes of their choice.

There will be 30 plots in a gated community.

The project is planned with wide roads, walking paths and landscaped spaces.

It will also have places for children to play, people to exercise and residents to gather.

Underground utilities, lighting and security are part of the plan.

The company says the project has approvals from MUDA and RERA.

It is located in Vijayanagar, near important parts of Mysuru.

The development is aimed at people who want to build a customized home or invest in land.

Key facts

Project
Vega Adonia
Developer
Vega Group
Location
Vijayanagar 4th Stage, Mysuru
Inventory
30 premium villa plots across two phases
Approvals
MUDA and RERA approved, according to the article
RERA registration
PRM/KA/RERA/1268/378/PR/181025/008183
Security and infrastructure
Underground utilities, drainage, LED lighting, controlled entry and 24/7 security infrastructure

Quotes

A.V. Sachin Raju

Director – Finance & Legal, Vega Group

“With Vega Adonia, our intention was to move beyond the traditional idea of plotted development and create a community where planning, design and everyday living come together. Mysuru is evolving rapidly while retaining its character and quality of life, and we believe the city needs developments that respond to this growth without compromising on thoughtful planning.”
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“The idea behind Vega Adonia is rooted in creating lasting value through good planning and design. Every element from the road hierarchy and pedestrian promenades to the landscaped spaces and material palette has been considered to create an environment that feels premium without being excessive.”
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