Casagrand Premier Builder Limited is headquartered in Chennai, established in 2003 by Arun MN and K.R. Anerudhan. Casagrand Premier Builder Limited is an Indian real estate developer headquartered in Chennai, Tamil Nadu established in 2003. In 2014, the company entered Bengaluru with its debut project, Casagrand Luxus. That entry marked the start of a steady expansion through North and East Bengaluru's growth corridors, and Hennur has become one of the developer's more concentrated micro-markets in the city. As of 2025, Casagrand had completed over 100 projects, covering several million square feet of residential and mixed-use development.
The Hennur stretch itself carries two active Casagrand addresses: Casagrand Orlena at Hennur Junction off Thanisandra Main Road, and Casagrand Boulevard further along Hennur Main Road behind Wipro SEZ. Spread across 7.67 acres, Casagrand Boulevard offers 528 units and is nestled behind Wipro SEZ, just off Hennur Main Road, offering easy connectivity to major IT hubs. The presence of two distinct projects on the same corridor, roughly five kilometres apart, reflects how the developer has treated Hennur as a priority submarket rather than a one-off launch, and it sits alongside the company's wider North Bengaluru portfolio in Yelahanka and Kogilu. In 2025, Casagrand launched 2 more projects in Bengaluru, Casagrand Promenade in Yelahanka and Casagrand Estancia in Kogilu.
Casagrand Orlena occupies a 4-acre parcel at Hennur Junction, positioned off Thanisandra Main Road in the Ashwath Nagar–HBR Layout pocket of North Bengaluru. Casagrand Orlena is North Bengaluru's first kids-themed community with plenty of features for the overall development of children. The project is situated on Hennur Junction beside Manyata Tech Park, in a vibrant part of Bengaluru with the presence of plenty of schools, hospitals, malls and other conveniences.
The development is built as two towers over a basement, ground and seven floors, keeping the footprint low-rise relative to the land parcel. The project offers 296 exquisite 2 and 3 BHK apartments across 4 acres, featuring a Basement + Ground + 7 floors design. Vaastu compliant homes, efficient space planning, and meticulously planned basement parking create a 100% vehicle-free zone within the community, amidst 65% open space. The clubhouse and amenity programme run to scale for the category: with 80 top-notch amenities, including a 24,500 sq.ft clubhouse, residents enjoy luxury living. Configurations span compact and family-sized formats, with unit areas recorded from 519 sq ft at the 1 BHK end up to 1,733 sq ft for larger 3 BHK layouts, per project floor-plan listings. The project carries RERA registration PRM/KA/RERA/1251/446/PR/210928/004324 under the Karnataka RERA authority.
The immediate draw of the Orlena address is proximity to Manyata Tech Park, one of Bengaluru's largest employment clusters, along with quick reach to Thanisandra Road and the Outer Ring Road. Roads and transportation nearby include Thanisandra Road at 1.3 km and Outer Ring Road at 2.5 km, with Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru around 25.6 km away. Everyday retail and grocery needs are covered close to the doorstep: Elements Mall is 1.9 km away and D Mart, Hennur is 2.1 km away, with Decathlon on Hennur Road at 3.9 km.
Healthcare access extends from neighbourhood clinics to multi-specialty hospitals further along Hebbal. Cratis Hospital is 1.6 km away, and Columbia Asia Hospital in Hebbal, Bengaluru is about 6.9 km from the project, with Aster CMI Hospital Hebbal at roughly 8.1 km. Schooling options sit within a similarly tight radius, including Broadvision World School at Hennur Cross, roughly 1.6 km away, and New Baldwin School at K. Narayanapura Cross, about 2.1 km away. A few kilometres north, Casagrand's own Boulevard project adds a second social-infrastructure layer for the corridor, with schools such as Good Shepherd High School, United International School and Ekya School, along with hospitals including Manipal Hospital and Columbia Asia Hospital, Hennur Road, all cited in that project's immediate vicinity.
Hennur's transition from a peripheral village cluster to an established North Bengaluru residential belt has tracked the growth of the tech corridor around it. Hennur is one of the prime locations along the Outer Ring Road in North Bengaluru; until a few years ago, this area was considered the outskirts of Bangalore, but with the rapid development of various multinational corporations and IT hubs, it has been transformed into an urban living space. The locality sits near other established North Bengaluru addresses. Hennur is in proximity to other popular localities like Hebbal, Nagavara, Banaswadi, and HRBR Layout.
Market trackers place current Casagrand Orlena resale activity a shade below the broader Hennur average, which is typical for a project still working through its construction and possession cycle. Casagrand Orlena has 7 listings on marketplaces with a median price of ₹8.7 K per sq ft. Casagrand Orlena's average price is ₹8.7 K per sq ft compared to Hennur overall at ₹9.8 K per sq ft. Rental demand in the immediate locality remains active given the tech-park catchment. Monthly rent in Hennur ranges from ₹25.9 K to ₹60 K with options available across 1, 2, 3 and 4 BHK units. At the wider North Bengaluru level, mid-segment apartment pricing along the Hennur–Thanisandra–Hebbal belt continues to sit in a broad band. Most mainstream apartment projects in North Bangalore quote somewhere around ₹5,500 to ₹11,000 per sq ft, with budget pockets slightly lower and luxury gated communities higher.
The Hennur Junction address puts Casagrand Orlena within a compact radius of the Manyata Embassy Business Park cluster, one of the reasons Casagrand has built more than one project along this stretch of road. Buyers evaluating the developer's Hennur footprint alongside its broader Bengaluru pipeline in Yelahanka and Kogilu will find a consistent pattern: mid-to-large gated formats, clubhouse-anchored amenity counts in the 70-80 range, and a deliberate positioning close to established IT employment nodes rather than far-flung greenfield pockets.
