Chandragiri Properties, a Bengaluru-headquartered developer, has unveiled an ambitious expansion strategy across South India, anchored by a Rs 300+ crore plotted development in North Bengaluru, a one-million-square-foot residential pipeline in Hyderabad, and a long-term land acquisition plan in Amaravati aimed at township-scale development over the next 10–20 years. The move positions the company as a multi-city, multi-format developer with a focus on sustainable, design-led communities.
The North Bengaluru project, the company’s largest to date, will feature villa-ready plotted layouts designed for efficient land use, walkable master planning, and integrated civic amenities. Industry experts note that North Bengaluru remains one of the city’s most resilient real estate corridors, driven by the Kempegowda International Airport, the upcoming STRR and PRR networks, and investment interest from NRIs. Plotted developments in this region, particularly in the Rs 50 lakh-1.5 crore range, have consistently outperformed apartments in absorption and capital appreciation. In Hyderabad, Chandragiri Properties continues to expand its footprint with a one-million-square-foot residential development under construction. The pipeline builds on the company’s completed projects, including Chandragiri Blue Lotus a premium plotted community and Chandragiri Horizon, an apartment project. Analysts highlight Hyderabad’s stable real estate demand, bolstered by a deep IT sector, upcoming infrastructure projects like the Regional Ring Road, and a growing preference for low-density living, as key factors making the city attractive for villa-ready and plotted formats. Meanwhile, Amaravati is emerging as a strategic long-term growth corridor. Chandragiri Properties is actively acquiring multi-acre land parcels to enable township-scale developments, including villa clusters, plotted townships, and mixed-use residential hubs.
Early consolidation in the region offers the company a pricing advantage and control over contiguous land, positioning it to shape future urban growth as infrastructure and government planning mature. Market observers compare this phased approach to successful early-stage expansions in Navi Mumbai, Gurugram, and Hyderabad’s western corridor. Bengaluru and Amaravati reflect differing market dynamics. Bengaluru continues to witness strong demand for land-led housing due to affordability, robust infrastructure visibility, and a post-pandemic shift towards independent, villa-ready living. Amaravati, by contrast, is experiencing a sentiment-driven rebound with rising land values, renewed builder interest, and nascent urban planning activity. Chandragiri Properties’ strategy of early entry and land banking aligns with long-term urban growth trends, offering both investment resilience and project scalability.
“With our planned launch in Bengaluru, ongoing Hyderabad pipeline, and strategic Amaravati acquisitions, Chandragiri Properties is entering a structured multi-city growth cycle,” said Vaishnav Raj, Director. “Our aim is to deliver transparent, design-led, future-ready communities across South India’s high-growth corridors.”
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