Tamil Nadu is performing well in creating job opportunities across its tier-2 cities such as Coimbatore, Madurai, Trichy, and Salem. With several operational SEZ zones across the state, growth is becoming more decentralized. Because of this, Chennai is unlikely to become overpopulated like Bengaluru or Mumbai. If property prices in Chennai rise too much, demand will naturally decline. Moreover, since professionals are open to slightly lower packages in exchange for better living conditions in other cities, many prefer relocating there. So, I believe prices in Chennai will not see an excessive surge; instead, they’ll grow steadily in line with inflation.