You have chosen your project, your home size and even your floor. Now comes the final, important choice: which exact unit? Two homes of the same size on the same floor can differ in view, direction and price. If you are buying at Bhartiya City KIADB in Devanahalli, this guide helps you select the right unit — by understanding view, facing direction, and a charge called Preferred Location Charges (PLC) — so you get the home that fits you best, at a price that makes sense.

You can review the project itself on the Bhartiya City KIADB project page at Perfect Neighbourhood. Now, let us pick your unit wisely.

Why Unit Selection Matters

Within any project, not all units are equal. One home may look out over gardens while another faces a wall. One may catch the morning sun while another gets the afternoon heat. And some units cost a little more because they are considered more desirable. So selecting your unit is about finding the right balance of view, direction and price for your needs — not just picking any home of the right size.

Choosing the View at Bhartiya City KIADB

The view is what your home looks out onto — and it shapes how your home feels every day.

Open and green views. Homes facing gardens, landscaped areas or open space usually feel the brightest and most pleasant. These views bring calm and a sense of openness, and they tend to be the most sought-after.

Internal or facing views. Some homes may face another tower, a wall or a more enclosed area. These can feel less open and get less light, though they are often more affordable.

Corridor and clubhouse views. In a large community like this, some units may overlook amenities or internal roads. Whether that suits you depends on your preference for activity versus quiet.

When selecting, always ask exactly what your specific unit looks out onto, and if possible, stand at the actual spot or view a similar unit to see it for yourself.

Choosing the Direction (Facing) at Bhartiya City KIADB

The direction your home faces affects its light, warmth and, for many, its Vastu. Here is a simple honest guide to the main directions.

East-facing. Very popular. East-facing homes catch the gentle morning sun, which many people love and which is considered favourable in Vastu. Mornings are bright and pleasant.

North-facing. Also well-liked. North-facing homes get steady, soft light through the day without harsh direct heat, and north is considered a positive Vastu direction.

West-facing. West-facing homes get strong afternoon and evening sun, which can make them warmer later in the day. Some buyers like the evening light; others find it hot in summer.

South-facing. South-facing homes can receive strong sun too. Preferences vary, and some buyers weigh Vastu considerations here.

There is no single "best" direction for everyone — it depends on your preference for morning versus evening light, how much heat you are comfortable with, and whether Vastu matters to you. East and north are the most commonly preferred, which can also affect their price and demand.

Understanding Preferred Location Charges (PLC)

Here is a term every buyer should understand: Preferred Location Charges, or PLC. This is an extra charge added to units that are considered more desirable.

Why do some units cost more? Because features like a corner position (more windows and light), a park-facing or garden-facing view, an open outlook, or a preferred direction make a home more attractive. The builder charges a little extra — the PLC — for these premium positions.

PLC is a normal, standard part of pricing. It is not a hidden fee, but it is one you should see clearly. When you get your cost sheet, check whether PLC applies to your chosen unit and how much it is. This helps you understand exactly what you are paying for — and decide whether the premium position is worth the extra cost to you.

Are Premium Units Worth the Extra Cost?

This is the key question. A premium unit — with a great view, a preferred direction or a corner position — costs more because of PLC. Is it worth it?

It depends on you. If a beautiful open view, extra light or a favoured direction will genuinely add to your daily happiness, or if you value the stronger resale appeal these units often have, the PLC can be well worth it. If you are on a tighter budget and are happy with a good-but-not-premium unit, saving the PLC and choosing a well-priced home is a perfectly smart decision. Both choices are valid — it is about your priorities and budget.

How to Balance View, Direction and Price

The art of unit selection is balancing these three things. Here is a simple way to think about it. First, decide which factor matters most to you — the view, the direction, or keeping the price down. Then look at the available units and see which ones score well on your top priority. A premium unit gives you the best view and direction but at a higher price; a well-chosen standard unit gives you good value with a reasonable view and facing. Aim for the unit that best matches your priorities within your budget — not necessarily the most expensive or the cheapest.

Practical Steps for Selecting Your Unit

When you are ready to choose, take these simple steps. Ask the sales team to show you the available units and their exact positions, views and facings. Ask specifically what each unit looks out onto and which direction it faces. Get an itemised cost sheet that clearly shows any PLC, so you know the full price of each unit. Compare a few units side by side on view, direction and price. And, best of all, visit the site or view similar units in person, so you can feel the view, light and direction for yourself rather than judging only from a plan.

Who Should Care Most About Unit Selection

Careful unit selection matters most to buyers who will live in the home long term and want the best daily experience, to those for whom Vastu and direction are important, to buyers who value a beautiful view, and to investors thinking about resale appeal. If your budget is your main concern, you can focus on finding a well-priced unit with a reasonable view and skip the premium PLC positions — a sensible approach too.

Final Word on Bhartiya City KIADB Unit Selection

Selecting your unit at Bhartiya City KIADB is the final, satisfying step of choosing your home — and it comes down to view, direction and price. Decide what matters most to you, understand that premium positions carry Preferred Location Charges, and weigh whether that premium is worth it for your priorities and budget. Ask clear questions, check the cost sheet for PLC, and visit in person to feel the view and light. Choose thoughtfully, and you will end up not just in the right project and the right size, but in the exact home that suits you best.

To explore available units, views and pricing — with floor plans and RERA help — review the complete details on the Bhartiya City KIADB project page.

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