A leisure centre being built in Braddan is due to be completed in August.
Construction got under way in June 2021 and was originally scheduled to complete in December 2022.
However Braddan Commissioners say problems sourcing materials and the increase in prices have kept it from being completed on time.
It was budgeted to cost £6.7 million pounds but they hope it will come in under £7.5 million.
The development will have a café, nursery, sports hall, pharmacy and a 500m long exercise path around the perimeter of the site.
Andrew Jessopp is Chair of the local authority:
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