Hiranandani Group was established in 1978 by Niranjan Hiranandani and Surendra Hiranandani and is based in Mumbai, Maharashtra. Over four decades the group has delivered 35 million sq ft of residential space and 15 million sq ft of commercial space across its townships. Chennai is one of the cities where this model has been applied at full scale — not as a standalone tower but as a master-planned community built from the ground up on previously undeveloped land.
The Hiranandani Parks township project was initiated in 2006, when the group acquired a large parcel of land near Oragadam, approximately 40 km from the centre of Chennai. The choice of location was deliberate. Oragadam, often dubbed the "Detroit of Asia," is not only recognised as the largest auto cluster in Chennai but is also emerging as a prime residential destination, with over 30% of India's automobile industry anchored in the suburb. Companies such as Renault-Nissan, Daimler AG, and Apollo Tyres, along with several auto component manufacturers, have established facilities in the Oragadam Industrial Corridor. Hiranandani's logic was straightforward: where a large skilled workforce concentrates, demand for quality housing follows.
That reading of the market has since been reinforced by the corridor's industrial diversification. Expanding beyond automotive manufacturing into electronics, renewable energy, logistics, IT, medical sciences, and R&D, Oragadam has become a magnet for professionals, MSME entrepreneurs, and investors alike. With over 22 Fortune 500 companies operating out of the region, supported by initiatives like the ₹300-crore Oragadam Industrial Corridor Road and SIPCOT Industrial Park, the area boasts seamless connectivity through the Padappai and SP Koil flyovers, reducing city travel time by up to 40 minutes.
Hiranandani Parks is a 360-acre integrated sports township, located just off Oragadam junction in south-west Chennai. Construction was carried out in phases, with the initial residential units completed and occupied in the early 2010s. Spanning 360 acres, Hiranandani Parks is a thriving township that has already delivered 1,500 apartments, 55 acres of plotted developments, and 65,000 sq ft of operational retail space.
The development includes 27 residential towers, with building heights ranging from 16 to 28 floors; the tallest structures reach 104 m (341 ft). The towers were designed by architect Hafeez Contractor in the neoclassical style that is a hallmark of Hiranandani's national portfolio. Of the many apartment clusters launched, the low-rise buildings have completely sold out; the Highlands towers launched in two phases, of which one is sold out and possessions on the second have commenced.
The township's residential range spans multiple formats. Housing options include two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments as well as independent villas. The Tierra villa-plot series, offered in three phases, covers plot sizes from 600 to 6,000 sq ft. Tierra I and II witnessed enthusiastic owners building their own villas, and that demand led to the launch of Tierra III, spanning 21 acres.
The township's internal infrastructure goes beyond what is typical for gated communities of comparable scale. Recreationally, the township incorporates 8 full-sized sports facilities, including a 55-acre golf course, 7 themed gardens, 7,000 trees, and a 25,000 sq ft clubhouse. Within the township, there is a 30-bed hospital with a surgical OT and ICU, equipped with a 24x7 pharmacy and ambulance service. Thriveni Academy, a CBSE-board school with over 1,500 students from KG to XII, is located inside the township, alongside TIPS School, which operates on a CBSE and Cambridge Board curriculum. Luxury residences within the township have delivered rental yields of up to 7%, one of the highest in Chennai.
Chennai's senior-living segment is rapidly evolving, and Elements at Hiranandani Parks is a curated, wellness-driven community being developed within the 360-acre Hiranandani Parks township at Oragadam. This project marks the first dedicated senior-living venture by the Niranjan Hiranandani–led group and is being developed in partnership with GTB Urban Developers, combining large-scale township expertise with specialised senior-friendly design capabilities.
The 4.5-acre development, valued at ₹300 crore, will offer 400 two-bedroom apartments of 700 sq ft each, starting at ₹60 lakh. The project has a development potential of 1 million sq ft and will be built in two phases. Senior-friendly features include grab bars, non-slip flooring, and smart home systems. Amenities supporting social life and well-being include fitness centres, yoga rooms, and senior-friendly recreation areas, complemented by maintenance support, concierge assistance, and community events.
The project benefits from its location within one of Chennai's largest integrated townships, providing access to existing infrastructure such as schools, healthcare facilities, retail spaces, and sports complexes — all already operational from the earlier phases of Hiranandani Parks. Demographic projections indicate that by 2030, nearly 150 million Indians will be over the age of 60, and Hiranandani Elements is positioned to address a meaningful share of that demand within a proven township environment.
For a buyer evaluating Hiranandani's Oragadam address, the surrounding infrastructure pipeline directly affects long-term value and daily liveability. Strategically located between the Grand Southern Trunk Road (NH 45) and the Grand Western Trunk Road (NH 4), Oragadam has strong road connectivity, with additional access via the Vandalur-Walajabad Highway and the Singaperumal Koil-Tiruvallur Highway. The township is approximately 45 minutes by road from Chennai International Airport.
The Padappai and SP Koil flyovers already reduce city travel time by up to 40 minutes, and the upcoming Chennai Peripheral Ring Road will further strengthen access to ports and airports. Oragadam has witnessed approximately 13% growth in average capital values over the past five years; ongoing developments like the Peripheral Ring Road and new job opportunities from proposed data centres add to the region's appreciation potential.
The average capital rate in Oragadam is approximately ₹4,050 per sq ft, significantly lower than neighbouring areas like Medavakkam and Porur, where prices reach up to ₹6,950 per sq ft. Within that context, Hiranandani Parks commands a premium on account of its self-contained infrastructure and the depth of amenity already built and occupied — a distinction that standalone projects at similar price points cannot replicate.
Beyond Hiranandani Parks, House of Hiranandani's Chennai flagship OMR township at Egattur covers 120 acres and has become a preferred choice for IT professionals and families seeking community living close to the SIPCOT IT Park and employment hubs around Perungudi and Sholinganallur. The two addresses — Oragadam in the south-west and OMR in the south-east — reflect the group's view of Chennai as a multi-corridor city where industrial demand and IT employment together sustain residential absorption.
Every project across Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Telangana carries full RERA registration. Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani has indicated an ambitious topline revenue target of ₹4,000 crore from Hiranandani Parks, developing nearly 100 acres of prime real estate over the next five years, aligned with Oragadam's growth trajectory. That pipeline, spanning apartments, villas, managed plots, and now a dedicated senior-living community, gives buyers at multiple life stages and budget levels a continuously expanding set of options within the same master-planned address.