Emami Realty is the real-estate arm of the Kolkata-headquartered Emami Group, a business better known for its consumer brands. Its residential work in Chennai places it on the southern side of the city, where Egattur Village in Chengalpattu district has become one of the more active residential belts along Old Mahabalipuram Road. The Egattur project carries the Emami Realty name and is the developer's tracked offering in this village, so a buyer looking at Emami Realty in this part of OMR is looking at the developer's direct presence on that corridor.
Egattur sits between Navalur and Kazhipathur, running parallel to Muttukadu and the East Coast Road. The village is suburban and residential in character, with an IT and office corridor running alongside it. Many new residential and commercial buildings have gone up in the locality in recent years, which is the context in which Emami Realty's project sits.
The average flat rate in Egattur is about ₹12,700 per sq ft on super built-up area. Over the past several years the locality has moved upward steadily: flat rates rose about 19.8 percent in the last year, 67.1 percent over three years, 85.4 percent over five years and 74.0 percent over ten years. For a buyer weighing Emami Realty's pricing against the locality, that trend is the reference point that matters most.
Rental returns in the village run at about 3 percent on a gross basis. Monthly rents as of December 2025 ranged from ₹10,000 to ₹18,000 for a 1 BHK, ₹18,000 to ₹30,000 for a 2 BHK and ₹25,000 to ₹45,000 for a 3 BHK. Those bands show that the rental pool is deep across unit sizes, which supports owner-occupiers and investors alike.
The strongest case for Egattur is employment access. The village lies along the IT and office corridor that follows Old Mahabalipuram Road, and the SIPCOT IT Park is within a kilometre of the locality. The Rajiv Gandhi IT Expressway is listed among the local addresses, and the East Coast Road runs parallel for those who commute north or south.
Public transport is bus-led. The locality has no metro station nearby, but the bus stop outside SIPCOT IT Park serves as the main bus stand for the Egattur region. Other stops include S.I.P.C.O.T. (Muttukadu), Siruseri, Marina Mall Bus Terminal and Kelambakkam. Frequent cab and bus services add to the local mobility.
Egattur's social infrastructure has grown with its residential base. Schools in the immediate vicinity include Hiranandani Upscale School, Vruksha International School, KC High International School and Gateway International School, with PSBB School, Mount Litera Zee School and St John's Public School within a 5 to 10 minute drive. Colleges nearby include Mohammad Sathak A. J. College of Engineering, King's Cornerstone International College, Hindustan College and Dr Ambedkar Government Law College.
For healthcare, Supreme Speciality Hospitals is about 3 km away, while Punarjan Ayurveda Hospital and Annai Hospitals are within 2 km. Chettinad Health City, Balamurugans Hospital and Chettinad Super Speciality Hospital are also referenced for the area.
Retail is anchored by The Marina Mall on OMR, which opened on 15 February 2019 with more than 120 stores and about 550,000 sq ft of floor area. Vivira Mall is roughly five minutes away, and BMR, Vivira and Chona malls are about 3 km from the village. Mayajaal Multiplex serves for cinema, and the OMR Food Street provides dining options.
The most significant planned addition is the Chennai Airport to Kilambakkam metro corridor. The 15.46 km line, with 13 elevated stations between Chennai International Airport and Kilambakkam Bus Terminus, was estimated at ₹9,335 crore and sent to the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in April 2025. It remains under preliminary examination. A further Kilambakkam to Chengalpattu extension of about 27 km in the south is the next stage, and CMRL has invited bids for a detailed project report on it. Neither line has a confirmed completion date.
Road infrastructure is also in view. The Old Mahabalipuram Road stretch from Mamallapuram to Siruseri is part of the corridor's ongoing development, with the completion timeline still to be confirmed.
A purchase here combines a locality with a documented price trajectory, a deep rental market, employment along the IT corridor and a steady build-out of schools, hospitals and retail. Emami Realty's project in Egattur gives a buyer a developer-led address in that setting. The practical next step is to compare unit configurations, carpet and super built-up areas and payment schedules directly with the developer's sales team, since the individual project specifications should come from the developer rather than from area averages.