Rental Rates for 2 BHK Flats in Chennai’s Porur Rise to ₹28,000/Month, Reflecting 10% Year-on-Year Growth

The Porur residential rental market in Chennai has seen a significant surge, with 2 BHK flats now commanding ₹28,000 per month, marking a 10% increase year-on-year (YoY). This steady upward trend is fueled by a combination of infrastructure growth, IT sector expansion, and proximity to key employment hubs like DLF IT Park and L&T.
Why Porur?
Porur has become one of Chennai’s most in-demand suburban localities, thanks to its strategic location along the Mount-Poonamallee Road, and easy access to Guindy, Manapakkam, and the Chennai Bypass. It offers a balanced mix of affordability, connectivity, and quality of life, making it attractive to IT professionals, middle-income families, and healthcare employees from nearby institutions like MIOT and Sri Ramachandra Hospital.
Infrastructure & Market Drivers
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DLF IT Park Phase II and other tech campuses have increased rental demand.
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Upcoming infrastructure projects, including road widening and metro connectivity under Chennai Metro Phase 2, are drawing more tenants to the area.
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The demand for semi-furnished and gated apartments has particularly spiked, with newer developments offering amenities such as security, power backup, and recreation zones.
Investment Perspective
The rising rental rates signal positive investor sentiment. With rental yields improving and capital values appreciating steadily, Porur is now being seen as a prime micro-market for buy-to-let investors in Chennai’s western corridor.
Porur’s 10% YoY rental growth underlines its emergence as a high-demand rental destination, driven by infrastructure upgrades and IT-led employment. With rates touching ₹28,000/month for 2 BHK units, the locality is on a firm upward trajectory for both end-users and real estate investors.
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