Casagrand Enters UAE Market, Launches First Project in Dubai Islands

The real estate major, Casagrand, made its debut in foreign lands as it entered the UAE with a grand plan for developing residential and mixed real estate projects worth more than 6 million sq. ft. across the region in the next three years. The company’s first project outside India will spring up in a fast-paced waterfront destination in Dubai Islands, dovetailing with the strategic vision of the UAE to attract long-term foreign investments and enhance livability.

Founded in 2003, Casagrand has delivered over 160 projects covering 53+ million sq. ft. for 55,000+ families in South Indian cities like Chennai, Bengaluru, Coimbatore, and Hyderabad. Casagrand, being a synonym for design, punctuality, and high-quality urban living, is now all set to replicate this feat in the Gulf region.

The change in strategy accentuates the change in growth strategy Casagrand is looking at, tapping the momentum of the Dubai real estate scene inspired by the Dubai 2040 Urban Master Plan, which lays emphasis on the sustainability of infrastructure, waterfront development, and enhanced community living- an apt setting for fulfilling lifestyle aspirations of Casagrand’s offering.

Dubai Islands will, therefore, be Casagrand’s first site for extremely strong tourism pedigree, waterfront living, and great connectivity, hence making it one of the boldest real estate zones on the taking. The company is also concurrently investigating other strategically situated land parcels all over the UAE to bootstrap its presence.

“Our entry into the UAE is a proud and exciting moment for us,” said Arun Mn, Founder and Managing Director of Casagrand. “We’ve spent 22 years building a strong reputation in India and now look forward to bringing our precision, value-driven design, and community living concepts to one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets. “Long-term commitment is what we are here for.”

Through a steady entry into the Middle East, Casagrand is joining an ever-growing list of Indian builders opening international markets, which acts as a fuel to the already steady momentum of cross-border investments in real estate that gained pace due to favorable infrastructure and investor-friendly policies.