3 & 4 BHK Apartment in Manchirevula, Hyderabad.
| Unit type | 3 & 4 BHK |
|---|---|
| Area | 1,400 - 3,950 sft |
| Price / sft | ₹9,500 |
| Price range | ₹1.42 Cr - 4.04 Cr |
| Possession | Nov 2029 |
| Total units | 2,489 |
| Floors | 7 towers · 40 floors |
| Project size | 14 acres |
| Clubhouse | 1,35,000 sft (8-floor Starlight) |
| Developer | E-Infra & IRA |
| RERA | P02400009267 |
IRA Moonglade is quoted at ₹9,500 per sft, which works out to ₹1.42 Cr - 4.04 Cr for a full unit. Sizes run 1,400 - 3,950 sft. That rate is before GST, registration, corpus and other statutory charges, and floor rise can move it further, so ask us for the final all-in number on the specific unit you are considering.
IRA Moonglade is scheduled for handover around Nov 2029. That is the developer's current commitment, and the RERA-filed completion date can be checked against registration P02400009267 on the Telangana RERA portal. Under-construction timelines do move, so we track the actual construction stage rather than relying on the brochure date.
IRA Moonglade offers 3 & 4 BHK, sized 1,400 - 3,950 sft. Ask us which specific units, floors and facings are actually unsold before shortlisting — the published configuration list is rarely the same as live availability.
Yes. IRA Moonglade is registered with Telangana RERA under P02400009267. You can search that number on the TG RERA portal to see the promoter, the sanctioned plan, the declared completion date and the quarterly construction progress the developer has filed. We recommend every buyer check it themselves rather than take our word for it.
IRA Moonglade is developed by E-Infra & IRA. A developer's delivery record matters more than the brochure on an under-construction purchase, so ask us what they have completed previously, whether those handovers landed on time, and how the build quality held up a few years in.
IRA Moonglade comprises 2,489 apartments, 7 towers · 40 floors, 14 acres, with a 1,35,000 sft (8-floor Starlight) clubhouse. Density is worth weighing alongside price: a large community usually funds better amenities, while a smaller one generally means less pressure on parking, lifts and open space day to day.