Pirkanmaa Wellbeing Services has launched the sale of the Pitkäniemi hospital area in Nokia, dividing the site into three lots that include a protected wooden rental house and the Linna building.
Tampere is moving to secure the future of the Lahdenperä service station in Vihioja after the community board approved a draft plan and forwarded it to the city board and council.
Skanska will carry out the Tampere Art Museum renovation after winning a Market Court appeal that prompted the city to cancel its original procurement decision.
Tampere will invest €750,000 to expand mountain‑bike trails and improve outdoor recreation services in the Kauppi–Niihama area, with work planned between 2026 and 2028.
Lujatalo will begin construction late this autumn on Asunto Oy Tampereen Pioni, a privately financed 45‑apartment building beside the Hatanpää Arboretum, with completion targeted for late 2027.
Tampere's community committee approved an exemption permit for a 42-metre mobile phone mast at Kohmanpuisto beside Mediapolis; authorities say radiation levels will remain well below safety limits.
A two-storey residential service for people on the autism spectrum for 19 residents will be built at Matilda Niemen kuja 3 in Niemenranta after a zoning exception was granted.
Pirkanmaan Osuuskauppa has bought a plot at Aakkulantie 66 in the Pikkola area of Kangasala to build a new S-market that will replace the current store; planning is still at an early stage.
Tampere will demolish the old Kanjonin school and youth centre in Hervanta to build a new two‑storey combined daycare and basic school that will house 200 daycare places and a basic school for 525 pupils.
Tampere has proposed converting about half of the Härmälä campsite into residential blocks, reducing campsite capacity and opening more of the Pyhäjärvi shoreline as public recreational space.
Tamperelainen reports the city has granted a permit to build an EV charging yard and a 17.7 m² transformer substation at the southern end of Kalevan Prisma's parking area, with added green space and no objections from neighbours.
Tampere residents are asked to collect surplus apples and manage garden waste on their own property rather than dumping fruit, branches or leaves in parks, woods or other green areas.
Tampere has expanded its southern partial master plan to include the future Lakalaiva neighbourhood centre; the draft will be on public display from 3 September to 5 October 2026.
A zoning proposal for Multiojankatu in Multisilta would nearly double the neighbourhood’s permitted floor area and create housing for roughly 460 people, with the draft now headed to the community board for recommendation.
A 2025 pilot at POAS student housing in Kissanmaa tested in-sink grinders that mill kitchen scraps into slurry, reducing smelly, leaking organic waste and easing daily life for residents.
Construction work at Horisonttiaukio in Tampere will begin in early September, replacing the roundabout with a T-junction and carrying out kerb and stonework, resurfacing and landscaping; some phases run until spring 2027.
Construction at Horisonttiaukio starts in early September; the square's roundabout will be replaced by a T‑intersection and some work will continue until spring 2027, with temporary traffic arrangements in place.
Restoration work at Nuorajärvi in Teisko will dredge about 1.7 hectares and build nesting islands to protect endangered red-breasted mergansers and black-throated divers; work runs from September to next March.
The city planning committee is expected to refuse a permit to increase retail space at Lokomonkatu 11 in Hatanpää because the site sits near the Viinikka marshalling yard, raising a major-accident risk.
Tampere city board will decide on a plan for a 19-person, 24/7 residential care home for people on the autism spectrum in Niemenranta that would employ about 22 staff.