Casagrand Premier Builder Limited has an upcoming luxury apartment project in Devanahalli, on the northern edge of Bengaluru. The project, Casagrand Bengaluru Devanahalli, is at the Upcoming stage and is planned as a luxury apartment development. For buyers looking at Devanahalli, the developer's name is attached to one of the few branded residential launches in a belt that is growing around Kempegowda International Airport.
Casagrand is a Chennai-headquartered developer with a record of residential projects across South India, and its Bengaluru entry in Devanahalli places it in the corridor where airport-linked employment, road upgrades and new housing are being built together. The project listing on this page reflects the stage the development is at today.
Devanahalli is North Bengaluru's airport-led growth corridor, roughly 25 km north of the city centre along NH-44 (Bellary Road). The town wraps around Kempegowda International Airport, which sits within Devanahalli taluk and was commissioned in 2008. The area carries the PIN code 562110 and is about 35 km from the city centre by road.
The airport is the main reason the locality has moved from a quiet farm belt to a mixed area of townships, residential projects and business parks. Residents and buyers reach the airport terminals in about 10 to 15 minutes by car on NH-44, and the same highway gives direct access to Hebbal, about 28 km away, which is typically 30 to 35 minutes by road. Manyata Tech Park is about 30 km away.
There is no operational metro line in Devanahalli today. The nearest active station is Nagasandra on the Green Line, about 25 km away. A Karnataka government feasibility study continues for extending the network toward Doddajala and Devanahalli town, and the metro extension is one of the main reasons buyers track the area.
The growth driver behind Devanahalli is the 3,000-acre KIADB Aerospace Park and SEZ, alongside the airport. Devanahalli Business Park covers 413 acres and is designed to attract multinational corporations. Named occupiers and anchors in the belt include Foxconn, Amazon India's corporate headquarters relocation, Walmart's new Global Capability Center and SAP Labs' R&D campus. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, DRDO units and Boeing's India hub are established anchors in the KIADB Aerospace Park.
Airport City, developed by a wholly-owned subsidiary of BIAL across 463 acres, is the other large commercial component. Phase 1 includes a concert arena, a retail, dining and entertainment village, a business park and a 775-room hotel complex. Aerospace SEZ Phase 2 covers 1,200 acres with an investment potential of ₹25,000 crore, with completion expected between 2026 and 2028.
Devanahalli has a growing set of schools serving the township population. Akash International School, a CBSE school up to Class 12, and Oxford English School are within about a kilometre and a little more. Shanthinikethan Public School is also nearby, and Stonehill International School, an IB school, is around 15 minutes away. Canadian International School, Greenwood High, NPS and DPS are among the other schools named in the area.
For healthcare, Akash Hospital is an 800-bed facility with 24/7 emergency care, located about 2.3 km from the town centre. General Hospital Devanahalli is about 1.4 km away. Ramaiah Leena Hospital, Aster CMI Hospital and Manipal Hospital are on the main road, and Manipal Hospital in Yelahanka can be reached in about 20 minutes on the highway.
Shopping is served by DMart Devanahalli at Binnamangala and Forum Mall, about 8.9 km away. Phoenix Mall of Asia at Byatarayanapura on Bellary Road is about 25 km away, and a Phoenix Mall is also in the pipeline for the belt, along with a 500-bed Apollo facility.
Devanahalli is known for its 16th-century fort and as the birthplace of Tipu Sultan. Tipu Sultan's birthplace is around 240 metres from the main town area, and the railway station is about 1 km away. The town's older core sits alongside the newer residential and township developments, which gives the area a mix of established local life and planned housing.
As of August 2026, the average asking price in Devanahalli is around ₹9,250 per sq ft, up 2.1% year on year, according to SquareYards. Quarterly figures in the same source show the average rising from ₹8,900 per sq ft in September 2025 to ₹9,550 per sq ft by June 2026. Ready-to-move projects are priced around ₹8,733 per sq ft, while under-construction projects average about ₹9,400 per sq ft. Apartment rents average around ₹50 per sq ft per month, and the average rental yield is about 3.37%.
For a buyer comparing an upcoming launch with completed stock, the trend shows that pricing has moved up steadily over the last year, which is the context to weigh alongside the project's own pricing when it is announced.
Devanahalli has become a crowded residential market, with Birla Estates, Sattva, Brigade, Embassy, Prestige, Assetz, Lodha, Godrej and Tata Realty all active in the belt. Brigade Orchards, Sattva Park Cubix and Birla Trimaya are among the more established townships. Casagrand's entry adds a branded luxury apartment option to a corridor where buyers choose between large townships, villas and smaller apartment developments.