The table
One table, every registration, every field. Each row is transcribed from the certificate rather than assembled from a listing site, and each column carries a plain statement of what that field on a certificate actually means.
3 registrations · 8 of 12 certificate fields transcribed · last reviewed on
What this page says
In one paragraph
SUYUG holds three registrations: two with the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority and one with the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Every field published here is transcribed from the certificate, and every field not yet transcribed is shown as a blank rather than left off.
The register
One row per registration. Where a cell is empty the certificate field has not been transcribed here, and the list under the table says what document would fill it.
| Project | Jurisdiction | Issuing authority | Registration number | Promoter, as named on the certificate | Land, as registered | Approved on | Valid to |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE1Sompura Gate, Sarjapura, Bengaluru | Bengaluru Urban district, Karnataka | K-RERA | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/310/PR/051224/007268 | SUYUG CONSTRUCTIONS | Sy. Nos. 27/1 & 27/2, Sompura Village, Sarjapura Hobli, Anekal Taluk | ||
| SaffronSompura Gate, Sarjapura, Bengaluru | Bengaluru Urban district, Karnataka | K-RERA | PRM/KA/RERA/1251/308/PR/140825/008000 | SUYUG CONSTRUCTIONS | Sy. No. 516, Sarjapura Village, Sarjapura Hobli, Anekal Taluk | ||
| The Big BanyanSarjapur to Bagalur Main Road, Bagalur, Hosur | Krishnagiri district, Tamil Nadu | TNRERA | TNRERA/30/LO/1146/2026 | Not published here | Not published here | Not published here | Not published here |
8 of 12 certificate fields are transcribed across 3 registrations, and one record carries blanks. Each registration also has its own page, where the same fields are set out one at a time with a procedure for checking them: THE1, Saffron and The Big Banyan.
The form
The register prints the value and assumes you know what it is. These are our words about the authority's document, kept deliberately separate from the transcription above.
Never blank
The string the authority's own register answers to. It is the only search key that works: a project name returns whatever a portal chose to index, and a promoter name returns every project that promoter has registered.
Never blank
The state authority the project is registered with, which follows the land and nothing else. A number issued by one state's authority does not appear on another state's register, and searching it there returns nothing — which looks like an absent registration and is not one.
The legal entity the authority registered the project to. It is the name the register answers to, and it is not necessarily the name the project is marketed under.
What would fill it, when it is blank
The certificate itself, or the promoter row on the authority's own entry for this registration. Either is a transcription; neither is a thing we would reconstruct from a listing site.
The survey numbers, village, hobli and taluk the registration covers. This is the field that ties a marketing address to a specific parcel in the revenue record — the check that a locality name alone cannot give you.
What would fill it, when it is blank
The schedule of property filed with the registration, or the land detail on the authority's entry. Until one of those is in hand there is nothing here to transcribe.
The date the authority granted this registration. It is the register's own date of grant, not a project milestone and not a date SUYUG chose.
What would fill it, when it is blank
The date of grant printed on the certificate.
The date this registration runs to. It is a fact about the registration and about nothing else — read the note further down this page before you read it as anything more.
What would fill it, when it is blank
The validity row printed on the certificate.
What is not here
Listed rather than left as empty cells. A blank in a wide table is easy to read past, and the blanks are what this page is for.
4 of 4 fields transcribed
Every certificate field this site records is transcribed for this registration. That is a statement about the fields on this form, not a claim that the certificate contains nothing else.
4 of 4 fields transcribed
Every certificate field this site records is transcribed for this registration. That is a statement about the fields on this form, not a claim that the certificate contains nothing else.
0 of 4 fields transcribed
Promoter, as named on the certificate — not published here
The certificate itself, or the promoter row on the authority's own entry for this registration. Either is a transcription; neither is a thing we would reconstruct from a listing site.
Land, as registered — not published here
The schedule of property filed with the registration, or the land detail on the authority's entry. Until one of those is in hand there is nothing here to transcribe.
Approved on — not published here
The date of grant printed on the certificate.
Valid to — not published here
The validity row printed on the certificate.
The string itself
A registration number looks as though it decodes, and publishing a legend for it would be easy. We hold no document from either authority that says what the groups mean, so what follows is what is checkable and an explicit refusal to guess at the rest.
Observed
Every slash matters. A search on part of a registration number returns nothing, and nothing looks exactly like a search that failed — so a truncated number reads as an absent registration. Copy the string rather than retyping it; retyping is where the errors come from, and a single transposed digit produces the same empty result as a project that was never registered.
Observed
On both Karnataka registrations published here, a six-digit group inside the number corresponds to the day, month and year of the approval date transcribed beside it. That is an observation over the two certificates this promoter holds, not a rule of the register, and it is offered only as one more thing a reader can check for themselves against the row.
Not asserted
The remaining groups plainly encode something — an authority code, a class of project, a serial. We hold no document from either authority that says what, so no legend for them is published on this page. A guessed legend on a verification page is worse than no legend, because it would be quoted as though the promoter knew.
K-RERA
The register for Karnataka. Type the address in yourself rather than following a search result — this is the portal's front door, not a deep link into a query string that a redesign can quietly break.
TNRERA
The register for Tamil Nadu. Type the address in yourself rather than following a search result — this is the portal's front door, not a deep link into a query string that a redesign can quietly break.
What this site cannot settle
Published rather than tidied away. A record that resolves its own conflicts by picking the version that reads better is not a record.
Not in doubt
The district and the state are not in question and never have been: Krishnagiri district, Tamil Nadu, registered with the Tamil Nadu Real Estate Regulatory Authority. Nothing on this page or any other should be read as doubt about which state the land is in.
The two forms in this site’s own data
One field of this site's own data describes the address as being on the Sarjapur to Bagalur Main Road, at Bagalur, Hosur.
Another describes it as Belathur, in Krishnagiri district, Tamil Nadu.
The registered schedule of property is the document that settles which village the registration covers, and it has not been transcribed here. Until it is, this site asserts neither version at village level and marks the field unresolved rather than choosing the one that reads better.
Before you rely on it
Stated on the page rather than assumed. Each one changes what a reader should do with a value in a cell.
Nothing in the table is computed, inferred or completed from a listing site. Each value was read off the certificate and typed; the review stamp at the head of the page is the date a human last did that. If a field here disagrees with the authority's register, the register is right and this page is wrong — tell us and it is corrected against the certificate rather than against anybody's memory.
Where a certificate field has not been transcribed, the table draws the field and says what document would fill it. Dropping the row instead would make the gap invisible, and an invisible gap is indistinguishable from a form that never had the field.
The last column is the period the authority granted for the registration. It is not a commitment to hand anything to anybody, and this site publishes no such commitment for any project. The reason the column is here at all is that it is on the certificate, and a transcription that leaves out the inconvenient field is a curation.
The certificate names the registered legal entity. The brand a buyer reaches us under is different, and where the two differ the register governs — so a search of the register by promoter has to use the registered name, and a listing site printing the trading name in that field is describing itself rather than the record.
The rest of the record
These pages are written to be read in any order. Each one states its own subject in a single paragraph before it argues anything.
The index to the whole block, with the four commitments every page in it is written to, is on the records page.
Every field in this block is our typing of somebody else’s paper. Ask for the paper. We would far rather you read the certificate, the sanctioned plan and the title papers than take a transcription on trust — including ours.
