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Vaishnavi Group vs Casagrand

45 Bengaluru projects from Karnataka RERA filings, as of September 11, 2026.

Straight answer · as of September 11, 2026

Casagrand has the better delivery record; Casagrand's projects score higher on investment merit

From Karnataka RERA filings: Vaishnavi Group 61% of registrations needed no extension with 15 of 18 under-construction projects past their original date and 2 promoter complaints; Casagrand 67% of registrations needed no extension with 8 of 20 past date and 161 complaints. Median project score: Vaishnavi Group 47, Casagrand 58. Judge the specific project, not just the brand.

Side by side

MeasureVaishnavi GroupCasagrand
Projects analysed2322
On-time rate (no extension filed)61%67%
Under construction past original RERA date15 of 188 of 20
Average months overdue (late projects)3141
Extensions filed99
Promoter complaints at K-RERA2161
Red flags across projects2821
Projects with litigation declared10
Median investment score4758
Best project score8483
Median projected growth / yr9.5%9.6%
Median cash-flow IRR7.7%7.1%
Median gross yield3.0%3.2%
Median price per sq ft₹7,700₹10,350
Ready · under construction5 · 182 · 20
Localities active in1310

Green marks the better value on each line. Karnataka RERA filings and K-RERA complaint register as of September 11, 2026.

Best-scored Vaishnavi Group projects

Best-scored Casagrand projects

Questions people ask

Vaishnavi Group or Casagrand: which is the more reliable builder?

From Karnataka RERA filings: Vaishnavi Group 61% of registrations needed no extension with 15 of 18 under-construction projects past their original date and 2 promoter complaints; Casagrand 67% of registrations needed no extension with 8 of 20 past date and 161 complaints. Median project score: Vaishnavi Group 47, Casagrand 58. Judge the specific project, not just the brand.

Scores and projections are model outputs built from dated public evidence (Karnataka RERA filings, promoter quarterly updates, complaint registers, public ratings) and stated assumptions. They are research, not investment advice. How the numbers are built.

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