Properties in Egattur

Thinking about a home on the OMR side of Chennai but want a township rather than a single tower? Egattur belongs to the city's OMR zone, the stretch of south Chennai shaped by the IT corridor. Buyers comparing flats in Egattur are mostly weighing a large, planned community against the smaller standalone blocks found elsewhere along the road. The listing here is built around that township idea.

House of Hiranandani OMR is the project on this page, an apartment development from House of Hiranandani that is still under construction. It is part of a township of about 120 acres, and the phase listed here has 264 homes. You can choose between 2 BHK and 3 BHK layouts, each offered in two tower styles named Verona and Octavius. Prices start from about Rs. 72.45 Lakhs, which puts it in the middle of the Chennai market. The developer has not published a possession date, and a date quoted earlier elsewhere should not be relied on.

Your daily travel will run along OMR, the corridor that gives this zone its name. Most buyers here work somewhere along that road, so start by mapping the drive from the township gate to your office. Try it at the hour you would actually leave home. Ask the sales team which internal roads and gates are already open, since a township opens in stages.

An open possession date is the first thing to settle. Ask the developer to put a completion date in the sale agreement, and read the delay clause before you sign. Look up this phase on the TNRERA portal and check that the registered date matches what you are told. Confirm which tower plot your home is on, as the land for each tower is not published. In a large township, find out which shared facilities are ready now and which come in later phases. Ask about water supply, power backup and the maintenance charge you will pay once the association takes over. Visit twice, once on a weekday and once at the weekend, to see how the area feels.