Pune's real estate market witnessed a notable uptick in activity during the auspicious occasion of Akshaya Tritiya, with a significant increase in demand for mid-to-luxury segment homes.
Akshaya TritiyaReal EstatePuneMidtoluxury HomesProperty MarketReal Estate PuneMay 01, 2025

Akshaya Tritiya is considered an extremely auspicious day in the Hindu calendar for making investments, including property purchases. It is believed that investments made on this day will bring prosperity and good fortune.
The mid-to-luxury segment in the real estate market includes homes priced between 50 lakh and 2 crore. These homes are typically designed to cater to young professionals and families looking for comfortable living spaces with modern amenities.
The pandemic has increased the demand for spacious and well-equipped homes, as more people are working from home. Families are now prioritizing homes with dedicated workspaces, larger living areas, and green spaces.
The government's initiatives, such as the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) and the reduction in interest rates, have made home loans more accessible and affordable, thereby boosting the real estate market in Pune.
Sustained growth in the real estate market in Pune will depend on various factors, including economic stability, consumer confidence, and the continued attractiveness of deals and incentives offered by developers.

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