Casagrand launches second phase of First City in Chennai

Casagrand, one of the leading realtors of South India, has recently announced the launch of Phase II of Casagrand First City, an all-in-one magnum opus community at Sholinganallur, Chennai. Having received an overwhelming response from homebuyers of Phase I of the Casagrand First City project, it now opens up Phase II to homebuyers, offering a mix of two-, three- and four-bedroom luxurious apartments.

Casagrand First City sprawls across 15 acres, housing over 1,700 superior apartments along with 100 world-class amenities. It offers homebuyers an unparalleled lifestyle at an affordable ?3,999 per square foot. The project witnessed incredible sales of all its 300 units in Phase I.

It boasts a grand Romanian Arch entry point and a magnificent lobby area that acts as the central connecting point for all towers. It consists of 100 spectacular amenities like a business centre, amphitheatre, reflexology pathway, robotics room, senior citizen’s gym, stimulation gaming zone, swimming pool, aqua gym,  spa, salon, virtual reality games, 1.5-acre plush club-house, outdoor jacuzzi, etc, making Casagrand First City a one-of-its-kind, all-inclusive community.

Commenting on the success and launch of Phase II, Eshwar N, chief marketing officer of Casagrand, said: “We are delighted to have received an overwhelming response from homebuyers for our project. After the whooping success of Phase I, we are now happy to roll out units of Phase II. Casagrand First City is an all-in-one magnum opus community that offers a palatial lifestyle to homebuyers, integrated living, best-in-class amenities, and huge open areas etc. First City is finely crafted keeping in mind the needs of every homebuyer.”

Situated within reasonable proximity to major companies, IT parks, hospitals, educational institutions, theatres and restaurants; Casagrand First City is an ideal location for working families. With fast rental turnarounds, the property is also an ideal investment option for non-resident Indians.