Shri Janani Jai Balaji

Prominently known as State Highway 49A and Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Old Mahabalipuram Road is a 45-kilometer long blood vessel street and the largest IT corridor in the northern rural areas of Chennai. The establishment of a few tech parks like TIDEL Park, Pacifica Tech Park, and so on makes Old Mahabalipuram Road an amazing property objective for homebuyers.

Thiruporur, Senganmal, Nemmeli, Padur, and Kelambakkam are the closest regions to Old Mahabalipuram Road. Old Mahabalipuram Road mainly comprises multi-storey apartments.

Old Mahabalipuram Road is parallel to East Coast Road, and both of them easily connect to Chennai and Pondicherry. Phase-2 alignment of Chennai Metro Rail (which will begin in mid-2020 and is expected to be completed in five years) and a 4-lane elevated road are the upcoming developments on Old Mahabalipuram Road likely to enhance the connectivity and ease traffic congestion. OMR offers easy access to the Chennai International Airport Metro Station on the Blue Line, located at a distance of 29 km.

Best-rated educational institutes on Old Mahabalipuram Road are Hindustan International School, Velammal Vidhyashram Padur, Gateway International School, Chettinad Sarvalokaa Education, and Bhuvana Krishana Matriculation Higher Secondary School.

Old Mahabalipuram Road is excellently connected to famous healthcare centers like Chettinad Health City, Supreme Speciality Hospitals, Praveena Hospitals, Annai Hospital, and Centre for Vision and Eye Surgery. Some popular shopping zones located in and around Old Mahabalipuram Road are The Marina Mall and BMR Mall.

Old Mahabalipuram Road houses several tech parks like TEK Meadows, TECCI Park, Bahwan Cybertek IT Park, Pacifica Tech Park, and Alpha City SSPDL. Old Mahabalipuram Road is fabulously accessible to several employment hubs like Okkiyam Thoraipakkam (16 km), Taramani (22 km), Grand Southern Trunk Road (28 km), and Sholinganallur (11 km).

With consistently complex on the OMR being an IT park, has been a boom in constructing apartments close to these workplaces. The range of flats fits the criteria for all family types and is especially suitable for families that have moved to Chennai for the first time.

Manor buildings offer a place for more seasoned families with old guardians, while current high rises are more reasonable for more youthful families. Edifices on the OMR will generally be independent to make up for the separation from the city's focal point and deal with all the family's needs.