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If you are weighing up a plot, knowing how much of Tangled up in Green is complete tells you a lot about what you would be buying into, and roughly when. This update reads the Devanahalli site’s status through a buyer’s lens — what is ready on the ground, what it means for your specific plot, how the money is staged, and how the timeline looks from here.
What’s ready on the ground for your plot
Is Tangled up in Green under construction or ready to move? It is firmly under construction, and in Zone 2 a lot is already in place. The plot driveways are finished on 99% of plots, the service connections that reach each plot are 95% laid and in final testing, half the plots are levelled, and streetlights are up along 50% of the driveways. Plot signages, which mark out each individual plot, are in on 30% so far. In plain terms, many Zone 2 plots already have a finished access road at the door, services run to the boundary, and clearly marked edges — so a buyer there is not looking at bare land, but at a plot in a street that already largely exists.
- Finished driveways and pavements on 99% of Zone 2 plots
- Service connections to plots 95% laid, with final testing on
- Half of Zone 2’s plots already levelled
- Plot signages up on 30% — boundaries getting marked out
- Streetlights installed along 50% of driveways
An aerial look at Zone 2 with plot levelling and road works underway — the stage your plot passes through before handover.
What you actually buy now, and build later
At Tangled up in Green you buy a fully serviced plot in a branded community, where Tangled up in Green plot handover is followed by the custom villa you build later — there is no fixed apartment to wait on. Through Total Environment’s eDesign platform and its construction and interior services, you can design and deliver a home that suits you, from a compact residence to a large estate, whenever you are ready. That separates the land decision from the build decision and lets you stage your spending in two phases rather than one. Beyond the base price, it is worth budgeting for the usual extras: premium location charges for corner, East-facing or boulevard-facing plots, a one-time club membership, a maintenance deposit, and statutory charges such as stamp duty, registration and applicable taxes.
| Plot size | Indicative price | Best suited for |
| 1,800 sft | ₹1.86 Cr onwards | Compact custom homes; entry into the community |
| 2,400 sft | ₹2.47 Cr onwards | Spacious family villas; the popular mid-format |
| 2,700 sft | ₹2.78 Cr onwards | Larger family homes with generous outdoor space |
| 3,200 sft | ₹3.29 Cr onwards | Premium villas with landscaped grounds |
| 5,000 sft | ₹5.12 Cr onwards | Expansive luxury estates for multi-generational living |
A finished Zone 2 driveway — the kind of completed, tree-lined street your plot would open onto.
Reading the timeline
On timing — when will Tangled up in Green be ready for possession — the next quarter is mapped out: Zone 2 streetlights and signages are targeted at 100%, and around 95% of Zone 2’s finishing works are on track to be done by 30 September 2026, while Zone 1 moves to 50% on driveways and 75% on services. The Tangled up in Green possession status, including any fixed date, is best confirmed directly with Total Environment and checked against the project’s RERA records, rather than taken from a figure quoted second-hand. What is clear from the site itself is that the project is under construction and Zone 2’s infrastructure is close to finished, which is the part that most affects when you could realistically start building. In practice, a buyer looking at Zone 2 today is weighing up a plot on a street that is largely finished, with services already run to the boundary, rather than a patch of raw land that still needs its roads and utilities — and that gap matters both for how soon you could build and for what the money is really buying. It also changes how you can judge a plot here: instead of trusting a render, you can walk the actual road, see the streetlight and the pavement, and assess the plot in something close to its finished surroundings. At this stage of a project, that kind of visibility is rare, and for many buyers it is worth nearly as much as the plot itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are any plots ready to build on right now?
The project is under construction, but Zone 2’s infrastructure is well advanced — driveways are done on 99% of plots and services are 95% laid — so much of the groundwork a plot needs is already in place. Confirm plot-level readiness and handover with the developer. - How complete are the services to the Zone 2 plots?
The plot-level service connections in Zone 2 are 95% complete and in final testing. - Has plot levelling been done?
Plot levelling is complete on 50% of Zone 2 plots, with more to follow. - When will the finishing works be complete?
Around 95% of Zone 2’s finishing works are on track for completion by 30 September 2026. - Where does Zone 1 currently stand?
Zone 1 is at an earlier stage — services at 40% and driveways at 15% — with driveways targeted at 50% and services at 75% next quarter. - When is possession likely?
A fixed possession date should be confirmed with Total Environment and checked against the project’s RERA records. The project is currently under construction. - Am I buying land or a finished villa?
You buy a fully serviced plot. The villa is built afterwards, by you, on that plot. - Can I build my own villa later?
Yes. You can design and build a custom villa through Total Environment’s eDesign platform and its end-to-end construction services, whenever you are ready. - What charges apply beyond the base price?
Typically premium location charges (for corner, East-facing or boulevard-facing plots), a one-time club membership, a maintenance deposit, and statutory charges such as stamp duty, registration and applicable taxes. - What plot sizes and prices are on offer?
Plots run from 1,800 sft (around ₹1.86 Cr) to 5,000 sft (around ₹5.12 Cr), with 2,400, 2,700 and 3,200 sft formats in between.
