Casagrand MercuryReviews & Ratings — Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Perambur High Road, near Kolathur, Perambur, Chennai 600011

₹1.02 Cr – ₹3.43 Cr

Karthikeyan Subramanian9 April 2026 387 views 4 comments

About Casagrand Mercury

Finally took the plunge and visited the Casagrand Mercury site at Perambur last weekend with my wife. We've been tracking this project since it launched – the scale is honestly impressive but I had some concerns I want to discuss. The site spans 20 acres and they're doing 5 towers of 34 floors each. Total 1678 units across multiple RERA approvals – TN/29/Building/043/2024, TN/29/Building/055/2024, and TN/29/Building/0069/2024. The clubhouse they're calling "Club Celest" is supposed to be 89,000 sq ft which is massive, and they're promising 3 swimming pools. We looked at a 2BHK of 1,190 sq ft priced at ₹1.02 Cr and a 3BHK at 1,659 sq ft going for around ₹1.45 Cr. Per sq ft works out to roughly ₹8,500–9,000 range. My concerns: 1. Perambur is an established locality but the immediate micro-market around this site has some mixed neighborhoods. The stretch near Kolathur side looks better. 2. 1678 units means this will take years to complete. Phase-wise possession is supposedly Sep 2027 for early phases but RERA shows Mar 2029 for later towers. 3. Traffic on Perambur High Road is already bad – adding 1678 families will worsen it significantly. On the positive side – the 34-floor towers will have incredible views of North Chennai, and the Kolathur–Perambur metro connectivity is a plus. Anna Nagar is 20 minutes away. Has anyone else visited? What did you make of the pricing and construction quality? They're claiming 807 units already sold.

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Casagrand Mercury — Buyer Reviews & Discussion(3)

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Meenakshi Sundaram1mo ago

Visited Mercury two weeks back – actually went twice, once on a weekday and once Sunday to see how busy the site is. The construction is moving well on Tower 1 and Tower 2. Tower 1 is around 12th floor already and they started Tower 3 foundation. The sample flat interior quality looked decent – Somany tiles in bathrooms, Hindware fittings, which is standard Casagrand. But what bothered me was the density – 1678 units in 20 acres is about 84 units per acre which is very high. For comparison, Casagrand Opulent at Sholinganallur has lower density. Still, for North Chennai pricing, ₹8,500/sqft isn't bad. We booked a 2BHK on 22nd floor. The high-floor views of the city skyline will be amazing.

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Jayakumar Suresh1mo ago

I work in Kilpauk and was seriously considering Mercury for the North Chennai location. But I got a better offer from Casagrand Medora in Korattur – only 155 units, much less density, possession Jan 2026 which is much sooner. The price per sqft is similar. If you're okay with a bigger community, Mercury makes sense for the 89,000 sqft clubhouse. If you prefer quieter low-density living, smaller projects are worth considering. North Chennai options are limited so Mercury fills an important gap.

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Senthil Kumar Rajan1mo ago

The 34-floor thing sounds great on paper but think about elevator wait times with 1678 families. Even with 4 lifts per tower that's going to be brutal during peak hours. Also asked the sales guy about the forest trails and organic farming they advertise – he said it's part of Phase 2 development and they haven't even started planning that section yet. Classic Casagrand – amenities on brochure materialise only in last phases. The RERA registration for all three phases is a good sign at least.

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Balasubramaniam Iyer1mo ago

Ran the numbers – ₹1.02 Cr for 1190 sqft = ₹8,571/sqft. For Perambur with metro connectivity and 34-floor tower that's competitive vs what you'll pay in Mogappair or Anna Nagar. But add GST at 5% (₹5.1L), registration (₹6-7L), maintenance deposit, car parking (₹5-6L) – all-in cost for 2BHK is ₹1.18-1.20 Cr easily. For that money you could consider Avadi stretch if budget is the concern. But if address matters, Perambur beats Avadi.

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