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Keeranatham, Coimbatore: Buying Property on the Edge of the IT Corridor

Updated October 20, 2026 6 min read

Reviewed by Mr. Shanmugam, founder of OM Muruga Real Estate (25+ years in Coimbatore real estate)

Keeranatham: the outer edge of the IT corridor

Keeranatham lies just beyond Chinnavedampatti and Saravanampatti on Coimbatore's north-eastern side. Colleges nearby, including Kumaraguru College of Technology, bring steady demand from tenants and families.

As land near Saravanampatti's IT parks has become scarce and expensive, developers have moved out to Keeranatham, where plots cost noticeably less.

Residential plot layout near Keeranatham Coimbatore
Emerging plotted layouts extending Coimbatore's northeastern IT belt into Keeranatham.

Getting around, and the colleges nearby

Link roads connect Keeranatham to Saravanampatti and Chinnavedampatti, and on to Sathy Road for the city, so it works for IT staff, with a slightly longer commute.

Kumaraguru College of Technology and other colleges nearby add students and staff to the pool of tenants, alongside IT employees.

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What's for sale

Mostly DTCP-approved plots, sold on being cheaper than Saravanampatti and Chinnavedampatti while still within reach of the IT parks.

Independent houses and small apartment buildings have picked up around the colleges, for staff and students staying long term rather than short stays.

Property typeWho buysNotes
DTCP residential plotsInvestors looking for valueConfirm the approval number before you pay
Independent houses near the collegesCollege staff, long-term tenantsCheck utility connections and access roads
Small rental flatsLandlordsDemand comes from students and staff

Legal checks for Keeranatham plots

Layouts here are new, so check the DTCP technical approval and execution clearance carefully, and make sure the road to your plot is part of the approved layout, not an informal cart track.

Trace the parent documents back at least 30 years, and check that the Chitta shows the land properly converted to residential use before you pay any advance.

What to check

  • Check the DTCP approval number, and that the access road is on the approved plan.
  • Check that the Chitta shows proper conversion to residential use.
  • Get a 30-year Encumbrance Certificate from TNREGINET.
  • Check on the TN e-Services portal that the Patta is in the seller's name.

Common questions

Is Keeranatham part of Coimbatore's IT corridor?

It's on the outer edge of the north-eastern IT belt, taking demand that spills over from Saravanampatti and Chinnavedampatti, at lower prices.

Which colleges are near Keeranatham?

Kumaraguru College of Technology is among them, and its students and staff add steady rental demand.