MoonGlade Kokapet 2026: Price, Floor Plans, Review & Landlord-Share Saving

MoonGlade is a premium under-construction high-rise apartment community by Ira & E Infra — also widely listed as Ira Moonglade (Ira Ventures / Ira Realty) — in Kokapet, West Hyderabad — 3 and 4 BHK flats from about 1,400 to 3,950 sq.ft, indicatively priced ₹1.32–4.04 crore, RERA-registered as P02400009267, with possession slated for 2028. It rises as seven towers of up to 40 floors set in roughly 80% open, landscaped space, crowned by the ~1,35,000 sq.ft Clubhouse Starlight with a rooftop pool, just off ORR Exit 18A. This guide covers what you get, what it costs, whether it is a good buy — and the one move that gets you the same flat for 8–14% less.

The short version: MoonGlade is a green, amenity-led Kokapet address for buyers who want space, resort-style facilities and the city's strongest corridor, and can wait until 2028. It is RERA-registered by its developer, which lowers the usual under-construction risk. The smartest way in is not the builder's price list — it is the landowner's share of the same project, which typically sells 8–14% below the builder rate for an identical flat.

Where is MoonGlade, and why Kokapet?

MoonGlade sits in Kokapet, just off ORR Exit 18A — about a five-minute run to the Outer Ring Road, and from there a quick route to the Financial District, Gachibowli and the airport. Kokapet is the address most premium buyers in Hyderabad are chasing right now: scarce, expensive land next to the city's biggest office cluster, which keeps both end-user and rental demand high. For the full picture, read our Kokapet area guide and the Kokapet vs Financial District vs Gachibowli comparison.

For a project like MoonGlade, location does three things: it underpins resale value, keeps the flat rentable to Financial District professionals, and — because Kokapet land is scarce — supports the premium you pay. You are buying the corridor as much as the tower.

What does a flat in MoonGlade cost in 2026?

Indicatively, flats at MoonGlade run from about ₹1.32 crore to ₹4.04 crore, spanning the 3 BHK to large 4 BHK configurations. A compact 3 BHK sits near the entry of that range; the largest 4 BHK homes near the top. These are indicative figures — the builder's live price moves with inventory, floor rise, view and offers, so confirm the current number before you commit.

Whatever the sticker, budget the usual Telangana add-ons: around 7.5% for stamp duty, registration and transfer, 5% GST (this is under-construction), plus interiors and parking. Our complete guide to buying a flat in Hyderabad breaks down the full cost stack, and the West Hyderabad 2026 price guide shows how Kokapet compares with neighbouring corridors.

MoonGlade at a glance

Configurations, sizes and who each suits

MoonGlade is a 3 and 4 BHK community, so it is built for space-first buyers rather than compact-flat investors. The 3 BHK homes (from ~1,400 sq.ft) suit families who want a premium Kokapet address with strong rentability to Financial District tenants. The large 3 and 4 BHK homes — stretching toward 3,950 sq.ft — target end-user families upgrading into a long-term home, and NRIs who want a marquee asset. If you are buying to let, the smaller configuration usually gives the better yield; if you are buying to live, the larger floor plans are where MoonGlade's space and views pay off.

Amenities and the "green campus" advantage

MoonGlade is built around Clubhouse Starlight — roughly 1,35,000 sq.ft with a rooftop pool — and about 80% open, landscaped space, which is unusually generous for a premium Kokapet high-rise. That scale of shared amenity (pools, fitness, sports, indoor games, co-working and children's zones are typical of this tier) plus a low tower footprint is a genuine lifestyle differentiator, and the large resident base helps keep the facilities well-used and maintainable. Confirm the exact amenity list, per-sq.ft maintenance and the sinking-fund terms in the builder's brochure and agreement before you sign.

The smart-money move: buy the landowner's share of MoonGlade

Here is the lever most buyers miss. In almost every large Hyderabad project — MoonGlade included — a block of flats does not belong to the builder at all. Under the joint-development agreement (JDA) between the developer and the landowner, a share of the built flats is allocated to the landowner. Those units are physically identical to the builder's — same tower, same floor plans, same amenities — but the landowner typically prices them to move, usually 8–14% below the builder rate. On a ₹2 crore flat, that is roughly ₹16–28 lakh saved on the same home.

Neopolis Infra is a landlord-share desk: we represent the landowner-allocated units in MoonGlade and other Kokapet projects, title-verified before we list them. See the live inventory on the MoonGlade project page, and read the landlord-share buyer's guide and the price-gap explainer to understand exactly why the same flat costs less this way. These flats are ordinary registered apartments — fully home-loan eligible — once the paperwork checks out.

Is MoonGlade a good investment?

For a buyer with a 2028 horizon, MoonGlade has a credible case: it is in the corridor with the strongest sales and appreciation in the city, it is RERA-registered (P02400009267), and buying early in an under-construction premium tower gives you an appreciation runway by hand-over. Our data-led take on the corridor is in is West Hyderabad a good investment in 2026, and it is worth comparing MoonGlade with the nearby Rajapushpa Pristinia in Kokapet.

Be clear-eyed about the trade-offs. Possession is 2028, so this is a wait, not a move-in — if you need a home or rental income now, weigh it against a ready flat using our ready-to-move vs under-construction guide. It carries the normal under-construction risks (delivery timing, construction-linked payments), and it is a premium entry price, so your return depends on buying well. That is exactly why the landowner-share route matters: entering 8–14% below builder rate improves your margin from day one.

How to buy safely at MoonGlade

Do the same checks you would on any premium under-construction flat, plus two specific to the landowner-share route. First, verify the project on the TS-RERA portal using P02400009267 — confirm the registration, the approved plan and the registered completion date. Second, insist on a registered sale deed and confirm the flat's title chain; for a landowner-share unit, also verify the registered JDA and the sharing/allocation agreement that assigns that specific flat to the landowner. Our safety and title-verification checklist walks through every document, and the home-loan guide shows why a clean, registered file is also what gets you funded. If you would rather skip the legwork, we list only pre-verified landowner-share units.

*This article is general information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Prices, sizes, GST, stamp duty, RERA status and possession timelines are indicative, change over time and vary by unit — confirm current figures with the developer and on the TS-RERA portal, and take independent advice before buying.*

Frequently asked questions

Where is MoonGlade located?

MoonGlade is in Kokapet, West Hyderabad, just off ORR Exit 18A — roughly five minutes to the Outer Ring Road, and from there close to the Financial District, Gachibowli and the airport.

Who is the developer of MoonGlade?

MoonGlade is developed by Ira & E Infra, and is also widely listed as Ira Moonglade (Ira Ventures / Ira Realty) — it is the same Kokapet project under each of those names.

What is the price of a flat in MoonGlade?

Indicatively, flats range from about ₹1.32 crore to ₹4.04 crore depending on configuration, floor and view. These are indicative figures; confirm the current builder price, and note landowner-share units in the same project typically sell 8–14% lower.

What configurations and sizes are available?

3 and 4 BHK apartments, ranging from about 1,400 sq.ft to 3,950 sq.ft.

Is MoonGlade RERA registered?

Yes — the RERA registration number is P02400009267. Always verify the current status, approved plan and completion date on the TS-RERA portal before booking.

When is possession of MoonGlade?

Possession is slated for 2028. Because it is under construction, confirm the registered completion date and construction progress before committing.

Can I buy a flat in MoonGlade cheaper than the builder price?

Often, yes — by buying the landowner's share of the project. Under the joint-development agreement a block of identical flats is allocated to the landowner and usually priced 8–14% below the builder's rate. Verify the JDA, the sharing agreement and the title first.

Can I get a home loan on MoonGlade, including a landlord-share unit?

Yes. It is a RERA-registered project, and landowner-share flats are ordinary registered apartments that leading banks fund, provided the sale deed is registered and the file is clean. See our home-loan guide for the eligibility and document checklist.

What is the price of a 3 BHK and 4 BHK in MoonGlade Kokapet?

MoonGlade's 3 and 4 BHK flats are indicatively priced from about ₹1.32 crore to ₹4.04 crore — the compact 3 BHK near the lower end, the large 4 BHK near the top. Prices move with floor, view and inventory, so ask us for the current MoonGlade Kokapet price list, and for the landowner-share price on the same unit, which is usually 8–14% lower.

What are the floor plans and master plan of MoonGlade?

MoonGlade offers 3 and 4 BHK floor plans from roughly 1,400 to 3,950 sq.ft across seven towers of up to 40 floors, laid out around ~80% open space and the Clubhouse Starlight. We can share the current floor plans, unit sizes and master plan for the tower and facing you prefer.

How do I get the MoonGlade Kokapet brochure and price list?

Message us and we'll send the latest MoonGlade brochure, floor plans and price list — alongside the landowner-share options in the same towers, which are the same flats at a lower price.

What amenities does MoonGlade Kokapet offer?

MoonGlade is built around Clubhouse Starlight — roughly 1,35,000 sq.ft with a rooftop pool — plus about 80% open, landscaped space, with the pools, fitness, sports, indoor games, co-working and children's zones typical of a premium Kokapet high-rise. Confirm the full amenity list in the builder's brochure.

What is the exact location and address of MoonGlade Kokapet?

MoonGlade is in Kokapet, West Hyderabad, just off ORR Exit 18A — about five minutes from the Outer Ring Road and close to the Financial District, Gachibowli and the airport.

Are there 3 BHK flats for sale in MoonGlade Kokapet right now?

Yes — both builder-inventory and landowner-share 3 and 4 BHK flats come up in MoonGlade. Tell us your budget and preferred tower/floor and we'll shortlist what's currently available, prioritising the title-verified landowner-share units that sell 8–14% below builder rate.

MoonGlade vs Rajapushpa Pristinia — which is better in Kokapet?

Both are premium Kokapet high-rises. MoonGlade (Ira & E Infra) leads on open space and its large rooftop-pool clubhouse; Rajapushpa Pristinia is a flagship tower cluster from Rajapushpa Properties. The right pick depends on your budget, configuration and possession timeline — ask us to compare live landowner-share units in both.

The bottom line

MoonGlade is a green, amenity-rich Kokapet play: seven towers in ~80% open space with a huge rooftop-pool clubhouse, RERA-registered by Ira & E Infra, best suited to space-first buyers who want the corridor's strongest address and can wait for a 2028 hand-over. Its case rests on Kokapet's demand and the project's generous open-space, resort-style design — but it is a premium entry, so how well you buy decides your return. The single highest-leverage decision is to buy the landowner's share rather than the builder's list price: the same MoonGlade flat, typically 8–14% cheaper, fully loan-eligible, once the JDA and title are verified. Tell us your budget and configuration and we will shortlist verified landlord-share units in MoonGlade and nearby Kokapet towers: message us on WhatsApp.