Brigade Granada Payment Schedule
The Brigade Granada Payment Schedule divides the apartment cost into 15 construction-linked instalments. Buyers pay 10% at booking, 20% while signing the agreement and 10% when foundation work starts. Another 55% is paid across floor-slab and structural milestones. The final 5% becomes due during project handover.
The payment plan spreads the apartment cost from booking until the planned possession date of 31 January 2031. EOI is already open, while the official project launch is scheduled for 15 October 2026. Buyers using a home loan can align bank disbursals with each demand notice, subject to loan approval and the payment terms stated in the sale agreement.
Brigade Granada Payment Schedule Overview
| Payment Stage | Amount Payable |
| At apartment booking | 10% |
| At agreement signing | 20% |
| At the start of foundation work | 10% |
| During structural and floor-slab work | 55% |
| At project handover | 5% |
| Total payment | 100% |
| Number of instalments | 15 |
| Planned possession date | 31 January 2031 |
This is a construction-linked payment schedule. Payments become due when the project reaches the stated work stage, rather than through equal monthly payments.
Brigade Granada Payment Schedule Hoskote:
The Brigade Granada payment schedule for the Whitefield–Hoskote Road project is divided into the following 15 instalments:
| Instalment | Construction or Payment Stage | Amount |
| 1 | At the time of apartment booking | 10% |
| 2 | During the signing of the agreement | 20% |
| 3 | At the start of foundation work | 10% |
| 4 | At the start of the ground-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 5 | At the start of the second-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 6 | At the start of the fourth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 7 | At the start of the sixth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 8 | At the start of the eighth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 9 | At the start of the tenth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 10 | At the start of the twelfth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 11 | At the start of the fourteenth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 12 | At the start of the sixteenth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 13 | At the start of the eighteenth-floor roof slab | 5% |
| 14 | On completion of the remaining floor and structural work | 5% |
| 15 | During project handover | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
The first three instalments together cover 40% of the apartment value. Another 55% is linked to structural progress, while the last 5% is payable at handover.
Brigade Granada Booking and Agreement Payments
The first Brigade Granada payment is 10% of the apartment agreement value at booking. This amount confirms the booking only after the selected unit, price, payment terms and applicable conditions are recorded in writing.
A further 20% becomes due when the agreement is signed. Buyers will therefore have paid 30% of the apartment value by the agreement stage. The booking amount already paid should be adjusted within this total and shown clearly in the payment statement.
Foundation and Construction-Linked Payments
The third instalment is 10% and becomes due when foundation work starts. This takes the total payment to 40% of the apartment value.
The next eleven instalments are linked to structural progress. Ten instalments of 5% each cover the ground-floor to eighteenth-floor slab stages. Another 5% is due when the remaining floor and structural work is complete.
Brigade Granada is planned with residential towers of up to 55 floors. The final agreement should therefore explain how later-floor milestones are covered within the payment schedule. Buyers should use the schedule attached to their selected tower and unit as the final reference.
Final Payment at Brigade Granada Handover
The last 5% is payable during project handover. The planned possession date is 31 January 2031. Before making this payment, buyers should check the apartment, final payment statement and handover documents.
The handover instalment should not be confused with stamp duty, registration, maintenance advance or other charges. These may have separate payment dates under the cost sheet and sale agreement.
Brigade Granada Payment Schedule Example
The example below shows how the 15-instalment schedule works for an apartment with an agreement value of ₹1.5 Cr. It is only a calculation example and does not replace the unit- wise cost sheet.
| Payment Stage | Percentage | Example Amount |
| Booking | 10% | ₹15 lakh |
| Agreement signing | 20% | ₹30 lakh |
| Foundation work | 10% | ₹15 lakh |
| Each 5% construction instalment | 5% | ₹7.5 lakh |
| Total across eleven 5% structural instalments | 55% | ₹82.5 lakh |
| Handover | 5% | ₹7.5 lakh |
| Total | 100% | ₹1.5 Cr |
GST and other applicable charges may be collected with the relevant instalments. Registration, stamp duty, maintenance and other project charges are separate from this example.
Brigade Granada Home Loan Payment Schedule
Buyers can discuss housing loans with their chosen banks. Banks will approve the loan based on the buyer’s income, credit profile, project papers and repayment capacity.
For a construction-linked home loan, the lender normally releases money in stages after receiving the builder’s demand notice and checking the work milestone. The buyer must pay the required personal contribution before or along with the bank disbursal.
Buyers should check the following before taking a loan:
- Approved loan amount
- Required down payment
- Disbursal stage
- Pre-EMI or full EMI start date
- Interest rate and loan term
- Processing and legal charges
- Validity of the loan sanction
- Documents needed for every disbursal
Payment Schedule and Additional Charges
The Brigade Granada Payment Schedule covers the apartment value in stages. It does not mean that every other purchase cost is included in the 15 instalments.
Additional payments may include:
- Floor-rise charges
- Preferred location charges
- Car-parking charges
- GST
- Advance maintenance
- Corpus fund
- Stamp duty
- Registration charges
- Other applicable statutory charges
The unit-wise cost sheet should show whether these amounts are collected with a construction instalment or through a separate demand.
Payment Schedule vs Cost Sheet
The payment schedule states when each percentage must be paid. The cost sheet states how much the selected apartment costs after all applicable charges are added. Buyers need both documents before booking.
| Document | Main Purpose |
| Payment Schedule | Shows the percentage and stage of every instalment |
| Cost Sheet | Shows the complete price of the selected apartment |
| Demand Notice | Requests payment after a stated milestone is reached |
| Payment Receipt | Confirms the amount paid by the buyer or lender |
What to Check in the Payment Schedule PDF
The Brigade Granada Payment Schedule PDF should match the booking form, cost sheet and sale agreement. Check these details before signing:
| Payment Schedule Checklist |
| Apartment and tower number |
| Total agreement value |
| Booking amount already paid |
| Percentage due at each stage |
| Construction milestone for each demand |
| Payment due date |
| GST or tax shown with each instalment |
| Interest or penalty for delayed payment |
| Home-loan disbursal process |
| Cancellation and refund terms |
| Possession-linked final payment |
| Issue date of the schedule |
Brigade Granada Payment Schedule PDF
The payment schedule PDF is available through the project enquiry process.
Request the latest unit-wise Brigade Granada Payment Schedule PDF rather than using an undated online copy. The PDF should show all 15 instalments, the amount payable at each stage and the planned handover payment.
The payment schedule must also match the exact apartment value. A schedule for one unit should not be used to calculate payments for another apartment with a different size or price.
