The expansion of Coimbatore International Airport is set to boost real estate prospects in nearby localities, including Neelambur, Singanallur, Kalapatti, and Irugur, with increased demand for housing, commercial spaces, and infrastructure.
Coimbatore Airport ExpansionReal Estate GrowthNeelamburSinganallurKalapattiIrugurTamil NaduIndiaReal Estate MaharashtraAug 21, 2024

The runway expansion at Coimbatore International Airport is nearing its final stages, with the land acquisition process almost complete.
Neelambur, Singanallur, Kalapatti, and Irugur are the localities expected to benefit from the airport expansion.
Housing properties such as apartments and villas, as well as new-age real estate investment options like plotted developments, can be expected in these localities.
The Multimodal logistic park in Neelambur is expected to further boost the development of the locality and provide employment opportunities.
The airport expansion is expected to drive significant economic benefits for the region and the residents, including job opportunities, increased tourism, and the establishment of new businesses.

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