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Abhee Codename New Dimension Phase 1 is Now RERA Approved

Abhee Codename New Dimension Phase 1 RERA Approved

Abhee Codename New Dimension Phase 1 is now RERA Approved

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For those who registered their interest in Abhee Codename New Dimension during the pre-launch phase, we have some great news: Phase 1 of the project is now officially RERA approved, as of August 25, 2026.

Quick Answer: Abhee Codename New Dimension Phase 1 has received RERA approval. This was granted on August 25, 2026, and you can reference it with RERA number PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/250826/008887. Also, the project has been renamed to Abhee City Urban Glenn, but it’s still the same development on Sarjapur Road that was previously marketed under the New Dimension name.

If you’ve been following this project since before it even launched, this update will fill you in on all the changes, explain what the RERA approval means for your booking, and clarify why the project name has taken on a new look.

Is Abhee Codename New Dimension RERA Approved?

Yes, Phase 1 got its RERA registration on August 25, 2026. Here are the details you need:

    • RERA Number: PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/250826/008887
    • Registered Project Name: Abhee City Urban Glenn Phase I
    • Approving Authority: RERA Karnataka
    • Additional Sanction: Bangalore Development Authority (BDA), plan number BDA/PA/ME/AA-5/TA-4/E/05/2026-27
    • FAR Sanctioned: 2.99

You can easily verify this registration on the official Karnataka RERA portal (rera.karnataka.gov.in) by searching for the RERA number listed above. We always recommend checking it out yourself rather than relying on any developer or third-party website, including this one.

Why Does the RERA Listing Say "Abhee City Urban Glenn," Not "New Dimension"?

This is a question that keeps popping up from our early registrants, so let’s set the record straight: Abhee Codename New Dimension was a pre-launch name we used before the project was formally registered. Developers often use a temporary name during the land acquisition, planning, and early marketing phases, and then they will register the project under its official name when it is time for RERA filing.

The official name has officially been confirmed as Abhee City Urban Glenn, and it’s under this name that Phase 1 is now registered with RERA. If you expressed your interest or registered your EOI when it was known as “New Dimension,” rest assured that your registration is still valid. It’s the same 45-acre township, in the same spot on Varthur-Sarjapur Road in Gunjur, with the same developer, Abhee Ventures, and the same vision in mind. The only changes are the project name and the regulatory documents.

You might also see it referred to as Abhee Celestial City Phase 2, which was an earlier name used before “New Dimension.” All three names lead back to the same development.

What This RERA Approval Actually Covers

Let’s get specific: this approval is only for Phase 1, not the whole 45-acre township. Here’s what Phase 1 includes:

    • 566 units spread across 3 towers (Tower 4, Tower 5, and Tower 6)
    • A variety of configurations: 2, 3, 3.5, and 4.5 BHK
    • 615 covered parking spaces
    • A total carpet area of 58,750 sq.m for all units
    • A target completion date of December 31, 2033

Now, regarding the larger township, which includes the other towers and two of the four planned clubhouses that are not included in Phase 1, those will be developed and registered in future phases as they come online. So, if you thought this single approval would cover the whole project, that is not how it works; RERA approvals for extensive townships are typically issued in phases, and this is the first one to be approved.

For those who signed up or showed interest in a certain configuration during the pre-launch, here’s how that configuration matches up with the officially recorded inventory:

Phase 1 Unit Mix: What is Actually Registered

For those who signed up or showed interest in a certain configuration during the pre-launch, here’s how that configuration matches up with the officially recorded inventory:

Configuration No. of Units Carpet Area (sq.m)
2 BHK
74
5,457
3 BHK
356
34,740
3.5 BHK
66
7,869
4.5 BHK
70
10,684
Total
566
58,750

The 3 BHK units are clearly the most popular choice in Phase 1, making up 356 of the total 566 units. If you registered your interest in a 3 BHK during the pre-launch, you’re in for a treat with the largest selection of available units in this approval. The remaining inventory consists of 2 BHKs and the larger 3.5/4.5 BHK Presidential options. 

When you go to reconfirm your booking, it is smart to cross-check your specific unit type and carpet area with the filed data. Be informed that RERA filings are the legally binding reference from now on, not the figures you might have heard during the pre-launch. This however does not apply to the pricing as pre-launch pricing for those who availed them are locked in till booking.

Tower-Wise Structure Now on Record

Phase 1 of Abhee Urban Glenn features a total of 566 units spread across three towers – Tower 4, Tower 5, and Tower 6 – following the numbering laid out in the township’s comprehensive masterplan.

Tower 4 has the most detailed information available:

    • It features 35 floors above ground and 2 levels below.
    • The total height of the structure is 108.45 meters.
    • There are 214 units available, along with 225 parking spaces.
    • The ground and first floors each host 5 units, while from the second floor onward, there are 6 units per level.
    • The tower includes various 3 BHK carpet sizes (87.5, 103.69, 100.17, and 94.53 sq.m) and 2 BHK units at 72.97 sq.m carpet.

Tower 5 and Tower 6 showcase the rest of the unit mix, including some larger configurations. For example, Tower 6 has 4.5 BHK units with a carpet area of 152.63 sq.m and 3.5 BHK units at 119.22 sq.m.

If you brought up a particular tower or floor preference during our pre-launch discussion, now is the time to verify it against the officially filed tower-wise layout. The floor counts and the number of units per floor are now finalized and available for public access.

Regulatory Clearances Already Secured

In addition to the essential RERA and BDA approvals, the filing reveals that a number of statutory clearances for Phase 1 have already been obtained:

    • BESCOM (Electricity)
    • KWSSB (Water Supply and Sewerage Board)
    • KSPCB (Pollution Control)
    • Fire Force Department
    • Airport Authority of India
    • BSNL

A few clearances that are quite common at this stage of construction, such as the NOCs from BMRCL, the Lift Authority, and the Bangalore Urban Arts Commission, are still underway and should be filed as the project progresses. This is standard practice for a project that began about a month prior to this approval, so it is not a red flag for this development.

The filing also indicates that there’s no litigation on the land or property, supported by a formal non-litigation affidavit. It also notes that the water supply will come from a borewell, with rainwater harvesting and an on-site sewage treatment plant (STP) as part of the infrastructure plan.

What Changes for Buyers Who Registered Under the Old Name

If you submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) or showed interest before the approval, here’s what you need to know about the changes:

    1. Your existing registration remains completely valid. Your interest was tied to the project itself, not just a specific legal name.
    2. You now have a RERA number that you can use to verify the project’s legal status, escrow compliance, and timeline commitments – something you couldn’t check independently during the pre-launch phase.
    3. When it comes to formal booking and agreement documents, they will now refer to “Abhee City Urban Glenn Phase I” as the official project name.
    4. The pricing and floor plans you discussed during the pre-launch should now be confirmed against the officially filed inventory, as RERA filings lock in unit counts and carpet areas for public record.

If anything in your previous communications does not align with what’s filed with RERA, it is definitely worth discussing with the sales team – the RERA filing is the legally binding reference moving forward.

Why This Matters More Than a Name Change

While it might seem like a simple rebranding at first, the real game-changer here is the change in regulatory status. Before RERA approval, a project is mostly based on what the developer says. But after RERA approval:

    • Buyer payments are protected through required escrow accounts
    • The possession date becomes a legal commitment, not just a hopeful timeline
    • Project specifications are officially filed, so unit sizes and layouts can’t be changed without notice
    • A formal grievance process is in place if the developer does not stick to their commitments

In short, RERA approval is the turning point where a project shifts from being “promised” to being “accountable.” For anyone who’s been waiting for this project to reach a more solid stage, this is the milestone you have been waiting for.

A Notable Addition to the Abhee Ventures Portfolio

Abhee City Urban Glenn (Abhee Codename New Dimension) is part of the ongoing Abhee Projects in Bangalore from Abhee Ventures. This developer has been active since 2009, delivering more than 16 projects in the city. If you are considering this project and want to see how it compares against the developer’s other projects, our detailed project page has everything you need, including specifications, amenities, and floor plans under the new official name.

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Next Steps

    • Take a moment to independently verify the RERA number on the Karnataka RERA portal.
    • If you expressed interest before this approval, double-check your booking details.
    • Dive into the complete filing breakdown for detailed unit-wise and tower-wise information.
    • Keep an eye on the construction progress as we move forward with Phase 1.

Frequently Asked Questions on Abhee Codename New Dimension Phase 1 RERA Approval (FAQs)

1. Is Abhee Codename New Dimension the same as Abhee City Urban Glenn?

Yes, Abhee Codename New Dimension was simply the name used during the pre-launch phase. The project is now officially registered with RERA as Abhee City Urban Glenn, and Phase 1 has its own RERA number.

2. What is the RERA number for Abhee Codename New Dimension Phase 1?

The RERA number is PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/250826/008887, which was approved on August 25, 2026. You can verify this information on the Karnataka RERA portal.

3. Does this RERA approval cover the entire 45-acre township?

No, it only applies to Phase 1, which consists of 566 units in 3 towers. The other towers, amenities, and clubhouses will be registered under different RERA filings as we launch the upcoming phases.

4. I registered my interest under the "New Dimension" name. Is my booking still valid?

Yes, your registration is still valid despite the name change. The project name has changed, but the development, developer, and land remain the same. Going forward, all official documents will refer to it as “Abhee City Urban Glenn.”

5. How many units and configurations are included in this RERA approval?

There are a total of 566 units: 74 2 BHK, 356 3 BHK, 66 3.5 BHK, and 70 4.5 BHK units, located in Tower 4, Tower 5, and Tower 6.

6. Are all the necessary regulatory clearances in place for Phase 1?

Yes, the core clearances for electricity, water, pollution control, fire safety, airport authority, and telecom have been secured. However, a few additional NOCs that are standard for this stage of construction are still pending, but are expected to be filed as the work continues.

7. Why did the project change its name before launch?

It is quite common for developers to use a working or codename during the planning stages before a launch. The final name usually gets decided right before RERA registration, which is what happened here.

8. Where can I find the official pricing and floor plan details now that it is RERA approved?

It is quite common for developers to use a working or codename during the planning stages before a launch. The final name usually gets decided right before RERA registration, which is what happened here.

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