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14 May2026

Construction Costs in Tier-2 Cities like Coimbatore Remain Competitive in 2026

In 2026, construction costs in Tier-2 cities like Coimbatore are estimated to be 10-15% lower than in major metros, offering a favorable 'sweet spot' for residential investments. While material costs may fluctuate, factors like government permissions, utilities, and contingency buffers are crucial considerations for budgeting.

Source: Hindustan Times

20 Feb2026

Coimbatore's Infrastructure Boost: Water Project Nears Launch, CM Visit Spurs Development, and Drainage Upgrade Planned

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

Source: The Hindu, Social News XYZ & 1 others

19 Jan2026

Coimbatore Corporation Gears Up for 24/7 Water Supply Project Launch

The Coimbatore Corporation is preparing to launch commercial operations of its 24/7 water supply project by February 2026. The project, costing Rs 646.71 crore, aims to provide uninterrupted drinking water to all 60 wards of the city. The distribution pipelines are yet to be laid at Townhall, Gandhi Maa Nagar, Kothari Nagar and parts of the east zone.

Source: The Times of India

08 Jan2026

Coimbatore Corporation Targets Tar Road Restoration Alongside Infrastructure Upgrades

The Coimbatore Corporation is aiming to complete the restoration of 503.67 km of tar roads by the end of the year, utilizing a special fund of Rs 2,000 million for FY26. Additionally, tenders have been floated for asphalt overlay works on 1,919 roads. These initiatives are expected to improve road conditions across the city, leading to smoother commutes and reduced vehicle wear and tear.

Source: Construction World

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