The Tamil Nadu Housing Board (TNHB) has been directed to prepare a proposal for rental apartments on its 3.3-acre and 6.41-acre properties in Coimbatore’s Race Course area, similar to its Kavundampalayam project. Directorate of Town and Country Planning approval is expected shortly. No work has taken place for more than 10 years since demolition of 108 houses in DFO Compound and 222 at Thomas Park Housing Unit. Housing and Urban Development Minister P. Rajkumar directed officials to pursue the project.

At Kavundampalayam, 1,848 flats in a 14-floor complex built for ₹512 crore in 2016 were allotted in 2021; all but 15–20 are occupied. The complex has 56 three-bedroom A-type flats (1,192.53 sq ft), 294 two-bedroom B-type (920 sq ft), 1,148 single-bedroom C-type (761.27 sq ft) and 350 single-bedroom D-type (558.23 sq ft).

The minister also reviewed projects for high-income apartments in Ganapathy, middle-income apartments in Singanallur, rental housing, flats and plots, saleable plots and redevelopment, as well as housing schemes in Pollachi and Seeranaickenpalayam. Officials submitted land-acquisition, compensation and pending-issue files. He directed the Tamil Nadu Urban Habitat Development Board to expedite projects at CMC Colony in Ukkadam, Variety Hall Road, Ezhil Nagar and elsewhere in the district, and prioritise petitions for basic amenities.

Infinium Developers launched Infinium Altitude, a luxury residential community on Sathy Main Road, Ganapathy, Coimbatore. Spread across 4.05 acres, the twin-tower development has 232 apartments: 2, 3, 3.5 and 4 BHK units ranging from 1,377 sq. ft. to 3,467 sq. ft. Prices start at ₹97 lakh.

Coimbatore City Municipal Corporation's underground drainage (UGD) project in Ondipudur, launched February 24 by Chief Minister MK Stalin at Rs 185 crore, nears completion. Project covers 141.945 km of collection pipelines with 30,128 house connections across 13 wards in North, East and Central zones: wards 13, 18, 19, 25, 27, 28, 29 (North); 24, 55, 56, 57, 58 (East); 48 (Central). Covers areas including Ganapathy, Gandhimaa Nagar, Vilankurichi Road, Thanneerpandal, SIHS Colony, Ondipudur. Work split into two phases; work order issued February 21, 2024. Administrative sanction revised to Rs 185 crore November 8, 2023. Technical sanction issued August 18, 2023; tenders floated October 13, 2023. Massive pipeline installation required extensive excavation along Trichy Road (NH 181), damaging road surface. Commissioner M Sivaguru Prabakaran confirmed all major works completed except one chamber on Trichy Road. CCMC will restore road to highway standards after chamber work completion. Project includes 17 integration points linking with old connections.

Residents from Vilankurichi to Cheran Maa Nagar urged the Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation, Coimbatore, and the Chief Minister’s cell to improve bus services. They said passengers wait at least 30 minutes or rely on share autos, despite nearby software companies employing thousands and strong travel demand among school and college students. They also sought restoration of bus stops at CODISSIA complex, which attracts lakhs of visitors.

Requests include:

• Restore bus No. 92 between Cheran Maa Nagar and Marudhamalai.
• Run circular services in both directions via Tidel Park, Hope College, Gandhipuram, Ganapathi, Saravanampatti and Vilankurichi.
• Start a Thudiyalur–Singanallur service via Saravanampatti, Vilankurichi, Cheran Maa Nagar, Thaneerpandal, Tidel Park and Hope College.
• Start a Kovil Palayam–Singanallur service via Valiampalayam, PPG College, Vilankurichi, Cheran Maa Nagar, Tidel Park and Hope College.

The requests were reported on June 21, 2025.

On November 5, 2024, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin handed 300 Coimbatore landowners copies of Housing and Urban Development Department G.O. 179 under the ‘Mudhalvarin Munnaeduppu Thittam’. The orders restore ownership of land acquired by the Tamil Nadu Housing Board (TNHB), ending a 30–35-year wait and removing the need for TNHB no-objection certificates to obtain pattas or building approvals. The first phase covers 468.89 acres: Ganapathy, 29.47 acres; Vilankurichi, 64; Veerakeralam, 87.4; Telugupalayam, 23.12; Kavundampalayam, 0.54; Vadavalli, 152.38; Kumarapalayam, 53.33; Kalapatty, 56.1; and Uppilipallayam, 2.55. By August 2023, TNHB had received 5,386 public representations seeking NOCs, land re-conveyance and other remedies. About 10,000 owners across 2,002 acres in Coimbatore district have been identified for orders; the exercise is to be extended across Tamil Nadu.