RS Puram, Coimbatore

The Coimbatore Corporation is set to take over the operation and maintenance of the Pilloor III drinking water supply scheme from the TWAD Board. This takeover is expected to give the Corporation greater control over operations and potentially reduce costs by avoiding service charges to the TWAD Board.

Tamil Nadu has launched a Rs 1.5 lakh crore mission to improve urban infrastructure across the state, with Coimbatore being a key focus. The mission includes plans for drinking water, sewerage, solid waste management, roads, greening, waterbody restoration, and social infrastructure.

Coimbatore is emerging as a Tier-2 luxury real estate destination due to improving infrastructure, changing lifestyles, and quality-focused development. Developers are focusing on long-term value, meeting contemporary consumer demands for comfortable, sustainable, and technologically advanced homes.

The 32.40 km four-lane Coimbatore Western Bypass is in its final stages of construction and is anticipated to be completed by January 2026. With over 11.8 km already finished and land acquisition nearly complete, the project is set to significantly reduce traffic congestion, improve connectivity, and support logistics in the western part of the city.

The Coimbatore Corporation is nearing the launch of its 24x7 water supply project by the end of February 2026, investing Rs 646.71 crore to provide uninterrupted drinking water to all 60 wards. Additionally, the Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation (CCMC) has unveiled a Rs 2,200 crore project to revamp and expand the stormwater drainage network across all 100 wards

The Coimbatore Corporation's proposed 2026-27 budget primarily features ongoing projects, such as the Noyyal river front development, bio-CNG initiatives, and waste-to-energy plants, including provisions for the completion of projects like the Ukkadam bus terminal and underground drainage works.