AB Road, Indore

Indore Municipal Corporation Mayor P. Bhargav presented a budget of ₹8,455.61 crore for 2026-27, with a major focus on revamping the city's water infrastructure. The budget includes the Narmada Project Phase IV, pipeline network overhaul, and the establishment of water testing labs.

The Indore Development Authority (IDA) has agreed to lease land for a proposed 132 KV power substation in the Reti Mandi Naka area. This project, worth nearly ₹100 crore, aims to strengthen the city's power infrastructure by developing a modern transmission network to ensure quality and stable electricity supply.

The Indore Smart City Development Limited board has approved several major infrastructure, urban development, and public utility projects, particularly focusing on the MOG Lines Redevelopment. The expected impact is improved urban infrastructure and potential economic growth in the MOG Lines area.

Indore's real estate market is dynamic in 2026, driven by IT expansion and industrial development. Key areas highlighted for investors and homebuyers include Super Corridor, known for its proximity to the airport and employment hubs, and AB Road & Indore Bypass, offering a mix of residential and commercial spaces with improved connectivity.

Construction has recommenced on Indore's elevated corridor project, spanning from AB Road to Navlakha. The ₹350-crore project, which had been stalled since 2021, is now in its execution phase after securing necessary clearances. The project aims to ease traffic congestion on a major arterial route and improve connectivity with the inclusion of three flyovers.

Construction on Indore's elevated corridor project has recommenced with the Public Works Department (PWD) initiating soil testing along the AB Road to Navlakha stretch. The ₹350-crore project, stalled since 2021, is now in its execution phase after receiving necessary clearances. Foundation work is scheduled to begin on February 15.

Construction of the elevated corridor on AB Road in Indore is scheduled to commence on February 15, with barricading underway. The project will proceed according to the original plan, aiming to reduce travel time and improve connectivity, though temporary inconveniences are expected during construction.