How the EOI Process Works at Codename Club Class

Expressions of Interest are open at Codename Club Class, and allocation at formal launch follows the EOI priority sequence. With 220 homes across two towers and just eight apartments on any given level, the lake-facing and upper-floor inventory is the part most likely to move early. Priority position therefore has real value — but only if a buyer understands precisely what they are buying into at this stage.

An EOI secures a number in a queue. It does not secure a specific apartment, it does not lock a price, and it does not constitute a booking. The form carried in the project documentation captures name, current address, mode of payment, the EOI amount received, the date, and a unit number field. The EOI amount itself is not stated in the project documentation and should be confirmed with our team in writing before any transfer is made.

Conversion happens at formal launch, once Karnataka RERA registration is granted. At that point the Expression of Interest converts into a booking, and the agreement for sale follows. The agreement is the document that carries legal weight — the brochure does not. Anyone converting should read the agreement in full, and specifically check that the carpet area, the completion date and the payment schedule match what was discussed.

Priority order matters more in a small project than a large one. Two hundred and twenty homes across eight distinct plans means some layouts carry only a handful of units per tower. The five three-bedroom plans account for roughly 138 units and the three study-room plans roughly 82, on an indicative mix that will be confirmed in the RERA filing. If a specific plan, floor band or orientation matters to you, an early number is the only mechanism that protects it.

Pricing at the EOI stage is indicative rather than locked. The band runs from Rs 2.15 Cr++ to roughly Rs 3.50 Cr++, and unit-level rates, floor-rise bands and preferred location charges are all finalised at launch. Historically, buyers entering at pre-launch capture the gap between an EOI-stage price and a launch price, though nothing about that is guaranteed and it should not be the sole reason to commit.

A sensible approach is to treat the EOI as a low-commitment option on a project you have already evaluated properly. Walk the site first. Read the area statements. Ask for the payment plan structure and the charge schedule. Then submit the form if the project genuinely fits, keeping the receipt and the written terms of refundability. Getting in early is only an advantage if the project was the right one to begin with.

Related reading: Codename Club Class Cost Sheet and Why Buyers Book in Pre-Launch.

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FAQs

1. What does an EOI secure at Codename Club Class?
   A priority number in the allocation queue. It does not secure a specific unit, lock a price, or constitute a booking.

2. How much is the EOI amount?
   The EOI amount is not stated in the project documentation and should be confirmed in writing with our team before any payment is made.

3. When does the EOI convert into a booking?
   At formal launch, once Karnataka RERA registration is granted. The Expression of Interest then converts to a booking and the agreement for sale follows.

4. Does an early EOI improve my choice of unit?
   Yes. Allocation follows the EOI priority sequence, which matters in a 220-home project where some of the eight plans carry only a handful of units per tower.