Shriram Properties Ltd traces its origins to 1995, and began residential operations in Bengaluru in 2000, going on to complete its first project, Shriram Shriranjani, that same year. Over roughly 25 years, the developer has extended from Bengaluru into Chennai, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, Kolkata and, more recently, Pune. Company disclosures put its delivered portfolio at 51 projects covering over 31.5 million square feet, with Bengaluru and Chennai together accounting for the bulk of that footprint. Chennai has been part of the company's core operating base almost since its early expansion phase, and by 2021 the two anchor cities of Bengaluru and Chennai together held the large majority of its completed projects.
In Chennai specifically, Shriram Properties has built out an asset-light, joint-development-driven pipeline across the western growth belt of the city, from Guduvanchery and Perungalathur on GST Road to Mangadu, Poonamallee, Sriperumbudur and Kuthambakkam. The company's Chennai activity includes large-format developments such as Shriram Park 63 in Perungalathur and the earlier Shriram Gateway SEZ project, alongside more recent joint-development agreements, including a residential project signed in Koyambedu in February 2025. Kuthambakkam, on the Poonamallee side of this corridor, is where the developer has placed Shriram Paradiso.
Shriram Paradiso occupies roughly 8.90 acres in Kuthambakkam and is planned for 1,053 units across 1, 2 and 3 BHK configurations, with unit sizes ranging from about 935 to 1,328 square feet. The project is positioned by the developer as Chennai's first Mediterranean-themed residential address, located near the Thirumazhisai Satellite Town and opposite the Kuthambakkam government school and the BigBasket logistics yard on the Padur main road. It is registered under Tamil Nadu RERA number TN/02/Building/0319/2023, with possession indicated for mid-2028.
The project has been recognised as the Best Eco-Friendly Sustainable Project by Times Business in 2024, reflecting design choices such as natural ventilation, eco-friendly roofing and electric vehicle charging provisions. Reported amenity counts run to around 40, spanning a clubhouse, landscaped gardens, badminton and tennis courts, a gymnasium, swimming pool, crèche and 100 percent power backup for common areas, alongside a planned commercial component within the community. This positions Shriram Paradiso within the developer's stated focus on the mid-market and affordable-to-mid-premium housing segments, the category it has built its Chennai and Bengaluru scale on.
Kuthambakkam sits inside what the Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority has proposed as a 15-minute concept city, centred on a new Kuthambakkam Bus Terminus in the Thirumazhisai New Town, an approximately 393-394 crore CMDA project intended to shift bus and passenger load away from central Chennai. Shriram Paradiso is located just off this bus terminus catchment, roughly 2.3 to 2.7 km from the Chennai-Bangalore Highway (NH-4), and behind the Wipro SEZ, giving it direct road access to the IT and industrial employment base along the Sriperumbudur-Irungattukottai-Oragadam belt.
The locality's longer-term relevance to a Shriram Properties buyer is tied to two large public projects. First, a planned metro rail extension from Poonamallee through Thirumazhisai toward the proposed Parandur greenfield airport, an approximately 43.63 km, 20-station elevated line estimated at around ₹15,906 crore, with a first phase running from Poonamallee to Sunguvarchatram. Second, a proposed six-way elevated expressway through Thirumazhisai, Sriperumbudur and Poonamallee. Together with the new bus terminus, these projects are the infrastructure basis for why the developer chose to scale up in Kuthambakkam rather than only in its more established Chennai micro-markets.
Within West Chennai's rate bands, Thirumazhisai and adjoining Kuthambakkam are classified among the more affordable locales, with typical rates up to roughly ₹4,500 per square foot, compared with the premium clusters of Porur, Valasaravakkam and Arcot Road further east. Shriram Paradiso's own listed pricing, with 1 BHK units starting near ₹36.84 lakh and 3 BHK units from around ₹81 lakh, sits within this affordable-to-mid-market band, well below Chennai's broader city-average rates. For social infrastructure, residents of Shriram Paradiso are within a roughly 8 to 20 minute drive of institutions such as St. John's International Residential School, Mahavir Rajasthani International School, and government hospitals at Sriperumbudur and Poonamallee, with Chembarambakkam also cited as a key connectivity reference point for the immediate neighbourhood.
Shriram Paradiso is one of several ongoing Chennai projects in the Shriram Properties pipeline, which also includes developments in Mangadu, Poonamallee, Sriperumbudur and Perungalathur. Placed alongside these, Kuthambakkam represents the developer's westernmost active Chennai project at present, betting on the CMDA's 15-minute-city framework and the Parandur airport corridor rather than on already-priced-in submarkets closer to the city core. For a buyer evaluating Shriram Properties specifically, Shriram Paradiso reflects the same mid-market playbook the company has run in Bengaluru and other parts of Chennai: acquire land via joint development, build at scale on double-digit acreage, and price below the city average while betting on public infrastructure to close the gap over the holding period to possession.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Developer | Shriram Properties Ltd, founded 1995, operations from 2000 |
| Project | Shriram Paradiso, Kuthambakkam, Chennai |
| Land area | Approx. 8.90 acres |
| Units | 1,053 units, 1/2/3 BHK |
| Unit sizes | Approx. 935 to 1,328 sq ft |
| RERA number | TN/02/Building/0319/2023 |
| Possession | Indicated mid-2028 |
| Recognition | Best Eco-Friendly Sustainable Project, Times Business 2024 |
