Birla Estates showcases confidence in Pune's real estate market with a prime 16.5-acre land parcel acquisition in Manjri area.
Pune Real EstateBirla EstatesLand AcquisitionManjri AreaResidential ProjectsReal Estate NewsJun 28, 2024
The size of the land parcel acquired by Birla Estates in Pune is 16.5 acres.
The acquired land parcel is located in the Manjri area of Pune.
The estimated development potential of the acquired land parcel is approximately 32 lakh square feet.
The acquired land parcel can be developed into apartments, villas, or a combination of both, catering to different market segments.
Birla Estates' land acquisition will benefit homebuyers in Pune by increasing competition, leading to a wider variety of residential options, potentially resulting in more competitive pricing and improved amenities.
The latest data from PropEquity reveals a 4% decline in affordable housing sales in India's top eight cities, including Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and more. Find out what's driving this shift.
The political battle in Pimpri-Chinchwad is heating up as the Mahayuti and MVA parties lock horns in three crucial assembly seats. This time, the stakes are higher with intense campaigning and strategic nominations. Read on to find out more about the key
According to ASCI, real estate has emerged as the most violative sector, accounting for 34% of the complaints investigated.
2024 has seen a significant rise in the middle class and a surge in investments, particularly in the real estate sector. The Real Estate Development Council (Naredco) has been pivotal in shaping this growth. As we navigate the ever-changing landscape of I
Macrotech Developers, one of the leading real estate developers in India, is exploring opportunities to enter the Delhi-NCR housing market. The company's Managing Director, Abhishek Lodha, recently shared this ambitious plan, which aims to leverage the gr
In a significant ruling, the Karnataka Real Estate Regulatory Authority (K-RERA) has ordered the Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) to pay Rs 12.5 lakhs to a homebuyer for the delay in the project site development.