Lodha Wakad at Kasturi Chowk:
price, floor plan, EOI and RERA explained.

If you are searching for the Lodha Wakad new launch price, the floor plan of the 3 BHK, what the Rs.4,50,000 EOI actually secures, and whether MahaRERA PR1260002602193 is genuine — this page answers each of those four questions in order, and tells you exactly what to verify in writing before you pay anything.

Project snapshot: what is being built at Kasturi Chowk

The address is the first thing to fix in your mind. This is not a Hinjewadi township and it is not a Baner high-street tower — it sits on the Kasturi Chowk stretch of Wakad, Pune, on the Pimpri-Chinchwad side, minutes from the Hinjewadi IT corridor and with direct movement onto the Mumbai–Bengaluru highway and the Baner–Balewadi link.

The estate is described as a low-density development: 8 acres, 5 towers, with Art Deco architecture, tropical landscaping and fully air-conditioned homes. Every apartment is listed with 2 covered car parkings, and the homes are marketed on a large-format, wide-frontage plan rather than the compact layouts that dominate the mid-market in this belt.

Address	Kasturi Chowk, Wakad, Pune
Land & density	8 acres, 5 towers, low-density
Configurations	3 BHK, 3.5 BHK (3 bed + study), Penthouse
Listed price band	Rs.2.20 Cr – Rs.12 Cr (indicative, all-inclusive as listed)
EOI	Rs.4,50,000 — listed as 100% refundable
MahaRERA	PR1260002602193 (as shared — verify on the portal)
Possession	Not published at pre-launch stage

CGI artist impression. Renders are indicative and may change.

Lodha Wakad price list and what "all-inclusive" means

The listed indicative pricing is straightforward, but the phrase all-inclusive is where most buyers get caught. As shared, the numbers are Rs.2.20 Cr for a 3 BHK and Rs.2.80 Cr for a 3.5 BHK, described as all-inclusive — meaning the base cost plus the standard statutory load is bundled into the headline figure rather than stacked on top of it later.

Configuration	Carpet area	Indicative price
3 BHK	1,150 – 1,200 sq.ft	Rs.2.20 Cr (all-inclusive as listed)
3.5 BHK (3 bed + study)	1,450 – 1,500 sq.ft	Rs.2.80 Cr (all-inclusive as listed)
Penthouse	8,000 – 10,000 sq.ft	Rs.10 – 12 Cr

For context, listing data for Wakad in October 2026 shows an average apartment rate of roughly Rs.9,589 per sq.ft, with the wider band running from about Rs.7,721 to Rs.11,457 per sq.ft. Premium new launches in the same micro-market — including branded towers within a few kilometres — list between Rs.9,500 and Rs.11,500 per sq.ft in built-up terms. Three simple sanity checks before you accept any number:

• Ask for the cost sheet in writing. An "all-inclusive" verbal figure and an all-inclusive cost sheet are not the same document.
• Check what is excluded. Stamp duty, registration, GST, maintenance corpus, club charges and parking are the usual suspects. Confirm each line.
• Check the floor rise and PLC. Premium for higher floors and preferred locations is normally charged on top of the base rate.

Floor plans and carpet areas: 3 BHK vs 3.5 BHK

The two live configurations differ by roughly 300 sq.ft of carpet area, and the difference is not just a bigger bedroom — it is a study and, in most layouts shown for this format, a wider living and dining span.

What you get	3 BHK	3.5 BHK
Carpet area	1,150 – 1,200 sq.ft	1,450 – 1,500 sq.ft
Rooms	3 bedrooms	3 bedrooms + study
Car parkings	2 covered	2 covered
Indicative price	Rs.2.20 Cr	Rs.2.80 Cr
Best suited to	Nuclear family, 2 kids	Work-from-home plus visiting parents

The 3.5 BHK is the more interesting buy if you work from home or expect parents to move in — a dedicated study is cheaper than a fourth bedroom and far more useful than a spare guest room. If you simply want the lowest entry point into this address, the 3 BHK at 1,150–1,200 sq.ft is a genuinely usable three-bedroom layout at this price band, which is not something the Wakad resale market offers reliably.

Two things to check on the actual plan before you fall in love with a render: the internal wall alignment (is any bedroom opening off the living room?) and the balcony count. Plans and layouts are indicative and may change — always compare the plan you are shown against the MahaRERA-registered documents.

The Rs.4.5 lakh EOI — what it covers and how the refund works

An Expression of Interest is not a booking. In a pre-launch, an EOI is the mechanism that puts a name against a unit preference before the formal allotment round. For this project the EOI is listed at Rs.4,50,000, stated as 100% refundable.

Refundable does not mean automatic. Before you pay, insist on the following in writing:

• The refund trigger — what exactly makes the amount returnable, and what would make it non-refundable.
• The refund timeline — how many working days from the request, and who releases it.
• The mode of payment and payee — the account should belong to the project entity, never to an individual agent.
• The unit allotment logic — does the EOI reserve a particular unit, a floor band, or nothing at all?
• A receipt and written EOI terms on the developer's letterhead, not a WhatsApp confirmation.

Treat the EOI as valuable if it buys you early-mover pricing at a settled address, and as a risk if the terms are verbal. The full written terms are the only version that counts.

How to verify MahaRERA PR1260002602193 yourself

Every claim on this page is verifiable in about ten minutes, and you should do it before paying anything. Go to the official MahaRERA portal at maharera.mahaonline.gov.in and search the registration number PR1260002602193. Then check five things against what you have been told:

1. Promoter name — confirm the registered developer entity matches the one on your cost sheet.
2. Project address — it should read Kasturi Chowk, Wakad, and not a different micro-market.
3. Tower-wise registration — pre-launch projects are often registered in phases. Check which towers are on the certificate today.
4. Carpet areas per tower — these are the numbers that legally define what you are buying.
5. Declared possession date — a possession date has not been published at the pre-launch stage, so whatever you are told verbally must be matched to the certificate.

If a detail you were promised verbally is not on the certificate, that is your answer. Nothing in the sales conversation overrides the registered document.

Brochure, floor plan and cost sheet: how to get them

Brochures circulate informally in this market, which is exactly why you should get yours from a documented source. Through the enquiry form on this page or on WhatsApp at +91 88880 95947 you can request the project brochure, the current floor plan set, the indicative cost sheet and a tower-wise RERA summary in one go — and, if you are coming from Mumbai, a weekend site-visit slot or a video walkthrough instead.

When you have the documents, compare them side by side with the MahaRERA registration and mark anything that does not match. A fifteen-minute comparison at this stage saves an expensive correction later.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of Lodha Wakad at Kasturi Chowk?

The listed indicative pricing is Rs.2.20 Cr all-inclusive for a 3 BHK of 1,150–1,200 sq.ft carpet, Rs.2.80 Cr all-inclusive for a 3.5 BHK of 1,450–1,500 sq.ft carpet, and Rs.10–12 Cr for penthouses of 8,000–10,000 sq.ft. Confirm the written cost sheet before booking.

How do I get the floor plan and brochure?

Request them through the form on this page or on WhatsApp at +91 88880 95947. Plans are indicative and must be confirmed against the MahaRERA-registered documents.

Is the Rs.4.5 lakh EOI refundable?

The EOI of Rs.4,50,000 is listed as 100% refundable. Ask for the refund terms in writing, including the timeline and process, before paying.

How do I verify MahaRERA PR1260002602193?

Search the number on maharera.mahaonline.gov.in and check the promoter name, project address, tower-wise registration, carpet areas and declared possession date. Match every detail with your allotment letter.

What is the possession date?

A possession date has not been published at the pre-launch stage. Confirm tower-wise possession on the MahaRERA portal and in writing before you pay any amount.

Prices, areas and dates on this page reflect the details shared as of 17 October 2026 and are indicative. Verify tower-wise MahaRERA registration, the written cost sheet and written EOI/refund terms before booking. Marketing partner: Ujwala Arun Kinge, MahaRERA No. A52100040614.