Urban Tree Amber County PH-2 in Nemam: Pre-Launch Plotted Phase Near Thirumazhisai

Status and launch

Pre-launch means the phase is publicly listed ahead of formal sales. The developer's website places Amber County Phase 2 under its upcoming projects and describes it as the upcoming flagship project from Urban Tree in Nemam, offering premium residential plots. The developer frames the phase as one of its 2026 launches.

The phase is still at the listing stage. Formal booking terms, the sales launch date and the construction timeline will be set out by the developer as the project moves forward.

Product type, plot sizes and layout

Amber County PH-2 is a plotted development, so buyers acquire land and build their own homes. The developer's listing gives plot sizes of 600 to 2,400 sq ft. The unit-wise breakdown for this phase has not been published.

The earlier phase gives a useful reference point. Listings for Amber County describe a 8.5-acre gated community with 217 ready-to-build villa plots, with sizes running from roughly 774 to 1,917 sq ft. Other listings give 765 to 2,000 sq ft and quote a smaller plot count of 155, so the figures vary between sites and should be checked against the developer's documents.

• Phase 1 floor-plan listings show plots of 765, 800, 981, 1,000 and 1,200 sq ft.
• Phase 1 amenity descriptions mention blacktop roads, solar streetlights, landscaped parks and 24/7 security.

Price band

The developer's page gives a starting figure of ₹28 lakh onwards. The asterisk on the figure marks it as a base price, and the page does not itemise the charges that sit on top of it.

For the earlier phase, one listing quotes ₹29 lakh to ₹75.8 lakh plus other charges, and a second listing quotes a rate of about ₹2,599 per sq ft. Phase 1 price points are not a price sheet for PH-2 and should be read as context only.

Approvals and RERA

The Phase 1 layout carries the Tamil Nadu RERA registration TN/2/Layout/1303/2024, which listings give as dated 21 March 2024. That number belongs to Phase 1 and should not be read as the registration for PH-2.

The developer's page labels PH-2 as RERA registered. Buyers should check the project's own registration number on the Tamil Nadu RERA portal (rera.tn.gov.in) and confirm the status of the phase before committing money.

Location and access

The project sits in Nemam, close to Thirumazhisai, on the Thiruvallur side of West Chennai. The Phase 1 address given in listings is Ambedkar Street, Nemam, with PIN 600124. The developer describes the location as near Poonamallee and the Chennai–Bengaluru Highway (NH-48).

• Rail: Avadi station is about 8.8 km away, Nemilichery about 9 km and Pattabiram about 9.5 km.
• City centre: listings place the area about 28 km from Chennai's kilometre zero.
• Metro: The Yellow Line's western terminus is Poonamallee Bypass. The Poonamallee to Porur stretch, with stations including Poonamallee Bypass, Porur Junction and Vadapalani, was inaugurated on 11 October 2026.

Distances from the site to the metro station have not been measured in the sources used here, so buyers should check the route on a map before relying on travel times.

Schools, hospitals and daily needs

Directory listings place several facilities near Nemam. Chennai Public School is about 1.0 km away and CPS Global School about 1.1 km. Public Health Care Hospital Nemam is about 0.6 km away, and Ramdas Hospital about 3.2 km. Reliance Supermarket is about 3.1 km away, and the Poonamallee Panchayat Office about 3.0 km.

Infrastructure pipeline

Several projects around the locality are at different stages, and none of them should be treated as complete unless the authorities confirm it.

• Kuthambakkam bus terminus: The terminus is on a 24.80-acre parcel at a cost of ₹414 crore. A June 2026 report said it was unlikely to open in the immediate future because operational issues were still being worked through. Earlier ministerial targets of June or July, and later a target before the end of 2026, have been pushed back.
• Yellow Line extension to Poonamallee–Parandur: The state government approved the detailed project report in June 2025, and it has gone to the Government of India for final approval.
• Yellow Line, Vadapalani to Lighthouse: Under construction, with a tunnel drive from Panagal Park to Boat Club targeted for December 2026.
• Avadi–Sriperumbudur–Guduvancheri railway line: A 58 km project whose detailed project report was cleared by Southern Railway in late 2025.
• CMDA plan: The Chennai Metropolitan Development Authority's 2025–2045 plan covers more than 34 sq km of Thirumazhisai and includes the bus terminus.

Market context

A 99acres figure places flat rates between ₹5,750 and ₹6,900 per sq ft, with ₹6,150 per sq ft cited for January to March 2026. Land rates are placed around ₹3,500 to ₹5,100 per sq ft.

Nemam is among the localities that recorded the sharpest price gains over three years, according to a 99acres Chennai report from October 2026, which lists a 164.5% rise. Flat rates across Thirumazhisai rose 7.0% in the last year and 32.3% over three years, according to the same market data. Rental yields in the area have been reported at close to 3%.

These are market figures from listing portals and do not set the price of this phase.

About the developer

Urban Tree Infrastructures Private Limited, which is linked to the S S Mehta Group, is a Chennai residential developer. Its Chennai portfolio includes villa plot projects such as Amber County in Nemam, Crystal Crown in Kundrathur and Sapphire Gardens in Thaiyur, as well as apartment projects in Porur and Manapakkam.

Some listings name other entities, including Urban Tree Housing Projects LLP and Urban Tree Properties LLP. The name used in this article is the one the developer's own pages and most listings use.