Tamil Nadu’s warehousing sector is witnessing a dynamic transformation, attracting significant interest from real estate developers and corporates amid growing demand for logistics infrastructure. While Chennai continues to lead as a warehousing hub, the surge is now reaching tier-2 and tier-3 cities, prompting the state government to introduce a dedicated Warehousing Policy aimed at enhancing infrastructure and drawing long-term investments.

Chennai-based developer DRA has made a notable foray into Grade A warehousing with a flagship 12-acre project in Mappedu strategically located near the upcoming dry port and along the Chennai–Bangalore Industrial Corridor. “This ₹100 crore investment will deliver 3 lakh sq.ft of premium warehousing space. We aim to expand to 1.5 million sq.ft in Chennai by 2028,” said Ranjeeth Rathod, Managing Director, DRA.

In parallel, a well-established corporate group from Chennai is preparing to enter the warehousing sector, leveraging its strategic land holdings in high-demand zones such as the Sriperumbudur electronics manufacturing belt. Although formal announcements are pending regulatory clearances, rising inbound interest is driving this expansion.

With policy support and robust market fundamentals, Tamil Nadu is quickly positioning itself as a key player in India’s evolving warehousing and industrial landscape.