CREDAI Tamil Nadu welcomes Coimbatore Master Plan
W.S. Habib, the head of CREDAI Tamil Nadu, said the plan will ensure sustainable urban development of Coimbatore and will play a 'pivotal role' in shaping Coimbatore's future. He also welcomed the deemed approval system and single window approval for constructions up to 25,000 sq.ft. These are game changers for the construction and property sectors in the State, he said.
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