SOBHA in Siruseri, Chennai

Siruseri sits along Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR), sandwiched between Navalur and Kelambakkam in South Chennai. Siruseri is a beautiful locality lying in this lovely village, and the neighborhood lies along the OMR or Old Mahabalipuram Road, sandwiched between Kelambakkam and Navalur. The locality's identity is built around one landmark: the SIPCOT IT Park. Right in the heart of Siruseri sits the State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu Ltd.'s (SIPCOT) Information Technology Park, about 35 kilometres from Chennai city, equipped with separate power supplies, telephone exchanges, and high-speed internet.

Over the last decade, this IT push has transformed a quiet village into one of OMR's most active residential markets. Siruseri is notably turning into a much sought-after neighborhood for residential settlements, especially IT employees, and in recent years there has been phenomenal growth of infrastructure in and around Siruseri, credited to IT companies, MNCs and the Tamil Nadu government. The area is home to the established SIPCOT Siruseri IT Park, housing 100+ companies including TCS, Cognizant, HCL, Infosys, and Capgemini.

Pricing reflects this steady, employment-led demand rather than speculation. Siruseri is a good place for long-term investment, with sustained growth from ₹3750 to ₹6400 per sq ft in just 4 years, backed by improving infrastructure, employment-led housing demand, and an expanding residential profile. Current flat rates in Navalur and Siruseri are ₹6500 and ₹6400 per sq ft respectively. Plotted land has moved in tandem too, with recent trades in the ₹5,500–₹8,200 per sq ft band.

Beyond IT, the locality offers a genuine mixed-use lifestyle. Located about 35 km from Chennai's central metropolitan area, Siruseri has rapidly evolved from a quiet suburb into a vibrant residential and commercial hotspot, becoming a top choice for homebuyers, investors, and IT professionals alike. Its proximity to East Coast Road adds beaches, resorts and weekend getaways to an otherwise work-centric address.