Casagrand Premier Builder Limited is bringing Casagrand Manjari, a pre-launch residential project of 1,546 homes on a 10-acre site in Manjari, Pune East. The published price band is Rs. 90 Lakh - Rs. 1.2 Cr onwards. For a developer with projects in several South Indian cities, Manjari gives a Pune address on the eastern residential belt that serves Hadapsar, Kharadi and the IT parks around them.
Casagrand Manjari is the developer's only project in this locality on our tracked list, so the page below is organised around what the developer is offering here and what a buyer should weigh before a launch. The sections cover the project's scale and price band, the locality's connectivity, the social infrastructure within reach, the price trend, and the infrastructure that is planned for the belt.
The project is planned as a 1,546-home community across 10 acres. At this scale it is a large-format development for Manjari, where most recent residential supply has come in smaller phases. The published band of Rs. 90 Lakh - Rs. 1.2 Cr onwards places it in the upper-middle segment of the Manjari market, above the entry-level unit ranges listed for Manjari Budruk and in line with the 2 BHK and 3 BHK pricing seen in the wider Hadapsar-Manjari belt.
The project is at pre-launch stage. Buyers considering it at this point are committing before the full product details, floor plans and handover schedule are released, which is common for large townships in Pune's eastern growth corridor. Pre-launch pricing and the stage of construction should be confirmed directly with the developer at the time of booking.
Manjari sits on the eastern side of Pune, about 4 km from Hadapsar, and falls under the PIN code 412307. The locality has grown from a village-scale settlement into a mix of independent homes, gated communities and newer high-rises. A large share of residential demand comes from IT professionals who work in Kharadi, Magarpatta and Hadapsar, which keeps rental demand steady and shapes the kind of apartments that sell here: 2 BHK and 3 BHK homes close to office belts and schools.
The neighbouring localities that buyers usually compare are Hadapsar, Kharadi, Wadegaon, Kolwadi, Awhalwadi, Kondhwa and Viman Nagar. Manjari sits between these established areas, so a buyer gets access to their offices, malls and hospitals without paying the price levels of the core localities.
The road link is the main daily connection. Manjari is served by the Pune-Solapur Highway and by NH-65, with Hadapsar Road and Manjari Road feeding into them. SP Infocity is about 7 km away via NH-65 through Phursungi.
The planned Hadapsar-Loni Kalbhor metro extension is listed as upcoming, and Loni Kalbhor is about 8 km from Manjri. No completion date has been confirmed for it, so buyers should treat it as a future improvement rather than a current link.
Schools close to Manjari include the Pune District Education Association's College of Engineering and Kunjir Public School, each about 0.3 km away, and Kidzee Manjari Budruk about 0.8 km away. Podar International School in Manjri and Orchids The International School are about 3 km away, and The Kalyani School is also in the wider area.
For healthcare, Kadam Hospital is about 0.6 km away, Lotus Hospital about 3.1 km, Suraj Hospital in Hadapsar about 4.1 km and Vaibhavi Hospital about 5.2 km. Apollo Multispecialty and Manipal Hospital Kharadi are within 3 to 6 km.
Shopping and entertainment are a short drive. Amanora Mall and Seasons Mall are about 7 km away, and Phoenix Market City Pune is about 12 km. Magarpatta City, a major office and residential hub, is about 8 to 9 km away, roughly 20 to 30 minutes by road.
Price levels in Manjari differ by sub-area and by source. Apartment rates in Manjari Budruk averaged about Rs. 6,400 per sq ft in the January to March 2026 quarter on 99acres, up 4% from the previous quarter. Across the locality, the listed unit ranges run from 1 BHK at about Rs. 20 Lakh to Rs. 43.8 Lakh, 2 BHK at about Rs. 58 Lakh to Rs. 79.9 Lakh, and 3 BHK at about Rs. 83.83 Lakh to Rs. 1.24 Cr.
In Manjari Khurd, a 2026 market blog puts average rates near Rs. 8,250 per sq ft, with rental yields of about 3% driven by IT tenants. Square Yards lists a rental yield of about 4.13% a year for the wider Manjari area. These figures show that the locality offers a rental income case alongside its end-use appeal, although the rates vary widely by sub-area.
The Casagrand Manjari price band sits above the Manjari Budruk averages, which is expected for a newer, large-scale township. Buyers should compare the per-sq-ft rate on the final offer against the sub-area rates above rather than against the locality average alone.
Several public projects are linked to this part of Pune, though most have no confirmed completion date. The Hadapsar-Loni Kalbhor metro extension is listed as upcoming. The Pune-Nashik semi high-speed rail is expected to improve regional connectivity, but no year has been fixed. Government work to rejuvenate the Mula Mutha River, which runs close to Manjari, is also underway, with no set completion year. Civic plans for wider roads, drainage and street lighting in the belt are part of the city's work, but no dates have been published.
A township expansion proposal at Manjari and Wagholi has been submitted for environmental clearance, with an estimated value of Rs. 7,271.60 crore. It is at the conceptual and planning stage, so it is a signal of growth rather than a delivery timeline.
Before committing to Casagrand Manjari, a buyer should confirm the final price, configurations, carpet areas, possession timeline and approval status directly with Casagrand Premier Builder Limited. Given the locality's split between sub-areas and the varying price data across portals, the sub-area, the unit type and the developer's own quote are the most reliable basis for comparison.