A 7-Acre Grade A Office and 5-Star Hospitality Address on Chennai's OMR
Offices, 5-Star Deluxe Hotel · Price on Request
Brigade OMR Mixed-Use Destination is Brigade Group's newest commitment to Chennai's OMR corridor, a seven-acre development on Old Mahabalipuram Road in Tharamani that brings together institutional-grade office space and five-star hospitality on a single campus. The project follows a long-term lease signed by Brigade Enterprises for the site, positioning it as the company's next flagship address in the city after the World Trade Center Chennai.
For the enterprises that will occupy its office floors and the travellers who will stay at its hotel, the promise is one of proximity: to established technology parks, research institutions and the healthcare and educational infrastructure that has built up around Tharamani over more than two decades. The development is planned to function as a single destination rather than a collection of disconnected buildings, with office and hospitality components designed to share infrastructure and site amenities.
The design brief for the project includes sustainable building elements such as energy-efficient lighting, water conservation systems and waste management measures, reflecting the green building standards Brigade has applied across projects such as Brigade Tech Gardens in Bengaluru. Over one million square feet of Grade A office space is planned alongside a 225-key five-star deluxe hotel, giving the campus scale that is uncommon even along a corridor as built-up as OMR.
Chennai's Tharamani-OMR belt has drawn Brigade back to the city on the strength of its existing technology occupancy, its research institutions, and the depth of residential catchment that surrounds it. The seven-acre lease reflects the company's reading of this corridor as one of Chennai's more durable commercial addresses, rather than a speculative frontier.
Brigade OMR Mixed-Use Destination is planned as the next chapter in that reading of the corridor, bringing office and hospitality together at a scale that few sites along OMR can match.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| Grade A Office Space Grade A office floors planned across the 7-acre mixed-use campus on OMR | On request | |
| 5-Star Deluxe Hotel 225-key 5-star deluxe hotel integrated within the same development | On request |




Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR), Chennai · Tharamani · Chennai
Tharamani sits at the heart of Chennai's oldest IT corridor, the stretch of Old Mahabalipuram Road that first put the city on the technology map. The locality is home to some of Chennai's earliest and most established technology parks, alongside research institutions, healthcare facilities and residential neighbourhoods that have grown up around them over the past two decades. It is this density of established demand, rather than speculative growth, that distinguishes Tharamani within the broader OMR corridor.
A seven-acre site on this stretch of OMR places a mixed-use development within walking distance of technology campuses and research institutions that have anchored the corridor since its earliest years, while retaining direct access to the wider IT belt running south toward Sholinganallur and Siruseri. For an office and hospitality development, this combination of established infrastructure and continuing corporate demand is what defines the address.
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Tharamani hosts some of Chennai's earliest technology parks and research institutions, giving the OMR corridor a depth of corporate occupancy that continues to draw new office and hospitality investment.
Ongoing Chennai Metro Phase 2 works are extending rail connectivity across the city, improving long-term public transit access for the wider OMR and southern Chennai belt.
Continued widening and signal-free upgrades along Old Mahabalipuram Road are aimed at easing peak-hour congestion and improving arterial movement across the IT corridor.
The proposed Chennai Peripheral Ring Road is expected to improve outer connectivity for southern Chennai, supporting logistics and commute patterns for corridors including OMR.
Sustained occupier interest from technology and research-driven companies along OMR continues to support new Grade A office and hospitality development in the Tharamani belt.
At seven acres, the site allows for a combined Grade A office and five-star hospitality campus of a size uncommon along the OMR corridor, giving occupiers and guests contiguous, purpose-planned infrastructure rather than a piecemeal address.
The site sits in Tharamani, home to some of Chennai's earliest IT parks and research institutions, giving the project a base of proven corporate demand rather than an unproven growth corridor.
Over one million square feet of Grade A office space is planned, aimed at global enterprises seeking modern, efficient floor plates within Chennai's established technology belt.
A 225-key five-star deluxe hotel on the same campus gives the development a built-in hospitality component for business travellers, corporate events and long-stay guests tied to the surrounding office ecosystem.
Brigade Group has been building in South India since 1986, with over 280 completed projects and more than 86 million square feet delivered across residential, commercial and hospitality segments, including the World Trade Center Chennai.
The project is planned with energy-efficient lighting, water conservation and waste management systems built in from the outset, reflecting green building practices Brigade has applied across its commercial portfolio.
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