Godrej Properties’ current Illalur presence is GODREJ WONDERLA, a plotted residential development at Thiruporur, off Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR). The company announced in June 2026 that it had acquired an approximately 47-acre site for a primarily plotted development, with about 1.2 million sq. ft. of developable potential. Its announcement cited an estimated revenue potential of approximately ₹500 crore. This puts Godrej’s local proposition in the land-and-build category rather than the apartment format.
For buyers considering Godrej Developments in Illalur, the central distinction is practical: a plot offers scope to plan a home around personal requirements, while the buyer’s decision is closely tied to the site’s road access and the delivery of surrounding infrastructure. Wonderla Chennai is beside the project site, according to the project’s location information.
Godrej’s stated rationale for the OMR land acquisition points to access along the Siruseri–Kelambakkam corridor, including SIPCOT, as well as links toward Vandalur, Guduvanchery and the Mahabalipuram region. That employment geography is relevant to households seeking land within reach of South Chennai’s technology and business centres, though actual journey times depend on route and traffic.
Chennai Metro Rail’s Phase II Corridor 3 is planned between Madhavaram Milk Colony and Siruseri SIPCOT. Its official route material shows stations serving the OMR corridor, including Siruseri and Siruseri SIPCOT. This is a wider corridor infrastructure project, not a station at Illalur; buyers should distinguish the planned metro connection from current door-to-door access to the project.
Illalur’s relevance to Godrej Properties is its position in the broader OMR growth belt and the company’s choice to pursue a large plotted scheme there. The developer’s announcement describes the site as supported by evolving access to education, healthcare, retail and entertainment, alongside the employment nodes on the corridor. The nearby Wonderla Chennai adds a named leisure destination to the immediate setting.
Godrej Properties has operated since 1990 and reports a portfolio spanning more than 15 cities, giving the Illalur project a place within a national developer’s expanding footprint. That company-wide scale is background, not a substitute for assessing this project’s own plans, approvals, specifications and location.
The local decision is less about choosing a finished apartment and more about whether a plotted address in the OMR–Thiruporur belt suits a buyer’s intended home, commute and time horizon. Road access toward OMR and the Siruseri–Kelambakkam job corridor is a key demand driver; the metro extension is a longer-term corridor factor rather than a present-day service at Illalur. Available online locality listings are not a reliable basis for stating a single representative Illalur price trend, so pricing is best assessed against the specific plot and current project terms rather than an area-wide average.