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Location : Pune

K Raheja Corp launches second Grand South Pune Home Fest with exclusive offers

K Raheja Corp Homes has rolled out the second edition of its Grand South Pune Home Fest, targeting the thriving NIBM corridor. The event features limited-time deals across premium projects-Raheja Stellar, Sterling, Galaxy, and Helios-offering assured benefits and flexible payment plans, especially for Raheja Sterling. Building on the success of the first edition, this year's fest includes exciting rewards like an electric scooter, the latest iPhone, luxury vouchers, and a grand prize international travel package. The initiative not only aims to boost home sales but also supports buyers with curated offerings, expert consultations, and a seamless purchase experience.Read more

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PMC submits INR 1,500 cr relocation proposal for Pune flood zones

Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has advanced a INR 1,500 crore flood mitigation and relocation plan for flood-prone areas-Ektanagari, Vitthalnagar, and Nimbajnagar-along Sinhagad Road. Under the Urban Redevelopment Scheme's cluster development provisions, 1,383 residential units and 67 commercial establishments in designated 'blue zones' will be relocated to Hingne Khurd, outside the floodplain. The proposal is currently under state government review. Meanwhile, PMC has initiated immediate flood control measures, including debris clearance and CCTV monitoring to curb illegal dumping. Approval and funding are critical to executing long-term relocation and redevelopment. Compensation for commercial property owners remains delayed due to legal gaps in current regulations. With monsoon-related flooding intensifying, PMC's comprehensive relocation strategy aims to provide a sustainable solution for vulnerable communities while improving overall urban resilience.Read more

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Pune: PCMC issues emergency notices to 82 dangerous buildings ahead of monsoon

In its latest pre-monsoon survey, Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) identified 82 structurally unsafe buildings, issuing emergency notices to mitigate potential monsoon hazards. This marks an improvement from 132 unsafe buildings flagged in 2024 and 125 in 2023, reflecting better compliance and proactive repairs by property owners. Of the 82 buildings, four require immediate demolition, eleven need urgent evacuation and repairs, sixteen need major repairs, and fifty-one need minor fixes. Nine previously unsafe buildings have already been repaired or demolished. PCMC is also acting on its own assets, recently demolishing a deteriorated civic school building. These annual surveys aim to prevent building collapses during heavy rains. PCMC urges all property owners to comply with safety notices promptly. Through vigilant monitoring and community cooperation, the civic body seeks to enhance public safety ahead of the monsoon season.Read more

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Godrej Properties acquires 14-acre land in Kharadi-Wagholi, Pune

Godrej Properties Ltd has expanded its presence in Pune by acquiring a 14-acre land parcel in the Kharadi-Wagholi region for a premium residential project. This development is expected to generate INR 4,200 crore in revenue and will offer around 3.7 million square feet of developable area. According to the company's regulatory filing earlier this week, the project will focus on upscale group housing. The move aligns with Godrej Properties' broader strategy to grow its footprint across key micro-markets, with recent forays into new cities including Hyderabad.Read more

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Kharadi becomes Pune's top business district as leasing volume hits 8 million sq ft in 2024

Knight Frank's latest report highlights Pune's commercial real estate growth, with leasing volumes rising 19% year-on-year to 8 million sq. ft. in 2024. Kharadi has emerged as a key business hub, attracting top firms like Citicorp, Amazon, and Deloitte, driven by its connectivity and growing professional base. Amid this surge, SQUAREA has positioned itself as a strategic advisor linking investors to high-yield Grade-A assets. Its latest collaboration with Omicron Group-Omicron Business Landmarks Kharadi NX-offers 360,000 sq. ft. of premium office space in a 26-storey tower. With sustainable design, modern amenities, and strategic location, the project reflects Kharadi's rise as a prime commercial destination.Read more

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Pune's INR 50,000 crore infrastructure leap: Metro expansion, expressway, and riverfront to redefine urban growth

Pune is undergoing a significant transformation with infrastructure projects totaling over INR 50,000 crore. Key developments include the INR 9,897 crore Pune Metro Phase 2 expansion, the INR 50,000rore Pune-Bengaluru Expressway, and the INR 5,500 crore Mula-Mutha Riverfront project. Additional initiatives encompass the INR 8,313 crore Pune Metro Line 3, the INR 1,626 crore road development allocation in the PMC budget, and the INR 400 crore per kilometer Yerawada-Katraj twin tunnel project. These projects aim to enhance connectivity, reduce traffic congestion, and improve the quality of life for Pune's residents.Read more

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Pune's real estate shows stability with 14,421 property registrations in April 2025

Pune's real estate market showed stability in April 2025 with 14,421 property registrations, up 1% year-on-year but down 41% from March's financial year-end surge. Stamp duty collections dropped 3% to INR 547 crore. Despite monthly dips, the January-April period saw the highest property registrations and collections in four years, rising 5% and 8% respectively. Affordable housing dominated, with 83% of homes priced under INR 1 crore, though premium homes also grew from 14% to 16% of the market. Analysts highlight Pune's end-user-driven demand and rising interest in upscale properties, indicating a resilient and balanced market poised for continued growth.Read more

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Pune to introduce metered water billing for residential properties under new pilot project

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is set to launch a pilot project introducing water bills based on actual consumption for residential properties within its limits. This initiative forms part of the city's ongoing 24-7 water supply programme, which aims to promote water conservation and ensure fair distribution. The pilot will begin in zones where over 90% of water meters have been installed, covering about 80 of the 141 designated areas. While many residents have welcomed this move, concerns remain about the adequacy of water supply and the fairness of billing, prompting PMC to assure a measured and transparent implementation.Read more

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Gokhale Constructions acquires 3.5-acre land parcel in Pune for INR 311 crore

Gokhale Constructions has acquired a 3.5-acre land parcel from HND Trust in Pune for INR 311 crore to develop a premium residential and retail project. The project is expected to generate revenue of INR 2500 crore through the construction of 16 lakh sq ft of residential space and high-end retail. Additionally, a 51,000 sq ft hostel with modern amenities is also part of the development. The starting price for a condominium is projected to be INR 7 crore. The company is also expanding its portfolio in Pune, with 2 million sq ft of residential and 3 million sq ft of commercial space under development. Furthermore, Gokhale Constructions is in advanced negotiations to enter the Mumbai real estate market, aiming to acquire properties in prime locations.Read more

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Pune Realty: Three firms set to build Pune's first racecourse-themed township with a budget of INR 550 crore

Hiranandani Communities, Krisala Developers, and Della Resorts and Adventure have partnered to develop a racecourse-themed township near Pune, with a budget of INR 550 crore. This 40-acre development will have a revenue potential of INR 1,100 crore. Della's Chairman, Jimmy Mistry, mentioned that this type of themed project increases builder receivables by 40%. The project will include a resort, conference and wedding venues, villas, and an 8-acre racecourse. Della aims to launch 10 such themed townships by FY26, targeting a revenue potential of INR 20,000 crore.Read more

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Pune: PCMC cracks down on 184 housing societies over non-functional STPs

The Pimpri Chinchwad Municipal Corporation (PCMC) has issued final notices to 184 housing societies for failing to operate mandatory sewage treatment plants (STPs), as required under the Unified Development Control and Promotion Regulations (UDCPR) for large residential projects. Out of 456 eligible societies, 192 have non-functional or inactive STPs. The civic body has warned of water supply disconnections if compliance is not ensured. While PCMC urges sustainable water reuse, residents allege that faulty STPs were installed by builders and approved without proper checks. The issue has reignited debates over accountability in urban infrastructure and housing project clearances.Read more

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Pune enables district-wide property registration under 'One State, One Registration'

Effective from May 1, 2025, Pune residents can register property documents at any sub-registrar office within the district, regardless of the property's location. This intra-district flexibility is part of Maharashtra's 'One State, One Registration' initiative, which aims to ease congestion, reduce delays, and enhance public convenience. The reform, led by the Department of Registration and Stamps, supports the broader digitization of property services in the state. The government also plans to enable inter-district registration soon, pending technical integration. The initiative marks a key step in modernizing property transactions and improving citizen access across both urban and rural areas.Read more

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Maharashtra approves land transfer to Maha Metro for Pune Metro expansion

The Maharashtra government has approved the permanent transfer of 28 land parcels from PMC and PCMC to Maha Metro, granting it full ownership to develop commercial projects and boost non-ticket revenue for the Pune Metro. While the move supports metro expansion and financial sustainability, the PCMC has raised objections, demanding compensation as per rent policy norms for the 4,886 sq m of land transferred, including 15 sites linked to the Nigdi extension. The land-use decision is critical to the metro's financial model, but municipal pushback may impact implementation timelines if not resolved amicably.Read more

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Steelcase inks 5-year lease for 1.27 lakh sq ft at Indospace Pune

Indospace has leased 1.27 lakh square-feet of warehousing space to Steelcase Asia Pacific Holdings at its industrial park in Pune. The lease, which began on January 29, is for a five-year term at a monthly-rent of INR 46.42 lakh, calculated at INR 36.37 per square-foot. The agreement includes two units, with Steelcase providing a six-month security deposit of INR 2.78 crore. According to the lease terms, the rent will increase by 5% annually. This transaction highlights continued demand for premium warehousing in key industrial hubs like Pune, reinforcing Indospace's position in India's logistics real estate sector.Read more

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PMC struggles to regularize 200,000 illegal water connections in Pune

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has launched an amnesty scheme to regularize an estimated 200,000 illegal water connections by charging a penalty of INR 4,000. However, only 130 property owners have responded so far. Unlike a 2021 scheme, this initiative includes unauthorized settlements, aiming for broader reach. Despite this, enforcement remains weak due to political resistance and repeated reconnections after disconnections. Legal residents are frustrated by continued water issues while illegal users face little consequence. To strengthen enforcement, ward-level teams have removed 835 illegal connections. The low response highlights the need for stronger policies to ensure fair and efficient water distribution in Pune.Read more

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Pune hits record high in property sales and stamp duty in March 2025

Pune's real estate sector experienced unprecedented growth in March 2025, with property registrations reaching 24,430 units, a 10% increase from the previous year. Stamp duty collections soared to inr 924 crore, marking a 12.4% rise. This surge is attributed to stable economic conditions, infrastructure development, and robust homebuyer sentiment. Central Pune dominated residential transactions, accounting for 76% of the market share. The demand for larger apartments also saw a significant uptick, reflecting evolving buyer preferences.Read more

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Pune Cantonment Board proposes doubling FSI to 2.0 for civil areas, impacting 2,500 properties

The Pune Cantonment Board has proposed increasing the Floor Space Index (FSI) from 1.0 to 2.0 for civil areas under its jurisdiction, aiming to modernize outdated norms and support redevelopment. If approved by the Directorate General of Defence Estates, the change will impact over 2,500 properties across six wards. The move addresses long-pending resident demands for flexible construction rules to accommodate growing families. It also serves as a fallback in case the proposed merger with PMC doesn't go through. The PCB consulted COEP Tech to draft the byelaws, aligning with the Defence Ministry's push to update cantonment regulations nationwide.Read more

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Pune Infrastructure: Chakan's industrial growth stalls amid poor roads, power issues, and weak amenities

Once a booming auto manufacturing hub, Chakan is now grappling with serious infrastructure issues that threaten its industrial future. The Federation of Chakan Industries has raised concerns over deteriorating roads, unreliable power, poor waste management, and lack of healthcare, all of which hinder productivity and deter residential growth. Employees are forced to live in distant cities, worsening traffic and urban strain. While authorities have proposed improvements-including a health center, waste processing units, better road links, and enhanced security-industry leaders remain skeptical due to repeated delays.Read more

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