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Mogappair is a residential area having a blend of autonomous houses and multi-story lofts. The locality is separated into two sections, Mogappair East and Mogappair West.

It is closely accessible to several established areas like Anna Nagar, Koyambedu, Padi, and Ambattur.

Mogappair enjoys good road and rail availability with conspicuous areas of Chennai through Chennai Bypass Road, Grand Northern Trunk Road, Chennai Tiruvallur High Road, Ambattur Estate Road, and Korattur Railway Station. Likewise, the Koyambedu metro station is on the Green Line and is accessible within 3 km away from the area.

The locality offers quality conveniences to its inhabitants with known schools, universities, medical clinics, and cafés. Few reputed educational institutions, such as Velammal Matriculation School and Mar Gregorios College of Arts and Science, are easy to access. The Madras Medical Mission Hospital, Frontier Lifeline Hospital, Spartan Exclusive School, and SDAT Dolphin Swimming Academy.

Significant workplaces, for example, Ambattur Industrial Estate and SIDCO Industrial Estate, are 2-5 km from Mogappair. A few business/IT parks, such as Ambit IT Park, One Indiabulls Park, Prince Info Park, and Kochar Technology Park, have programming and car organizations workplaces. A few key organizations working from these business parks incorporate Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), HCL Technologies, and Tech Mahindra BPO.

Real estate growth is very high, particularly in Anna Nagar, Mogappair, Nolambur, Ambattur industrial estate, Ayanambakkam, Thiruverkadu, and Kolathur. This growth is due to the employment opportunities in Ambattur IT Park, the extension of Metro rail till Anna Nagar, Drastic Growth in Koyambedu with good Transport facility, Good connectivity Road of 200 Feet Chennai By-Pass to Porur, and OMR through Vandalur.

“The area will see steady growth in the future with independent houses giving way to low-rise apartment complexes,” the study predicted. M Raghunathan, State secretary of the Builders Association of India, Tamil Nadu, felt North Chennai is an upcoming market.

“With the prices going up in South Chennai due to demand from the IT sector, it is now not affordable for the common man to buy a property there. This could result in people focusing on North Chennai to live closer to the city,” he said.

Currently, the residential market in North Chennai comprises a small percentage of the 15 percent under-construction stock in Chennai.