Godrej Properties Ltd. (GPL) has acquired a 14-acre land parcel in the high-demand Kharadi-Wagholi micro-market of Pune, set to develop premium group housing with a potential revenue of INR 4,200 crore.
Godrej PropertiesKharadiwagholiReal EstatePunePremium HousingReal Estate NewsJun 02, 2025
Godrej Properties has acquired a 14-acre land parcel in Kharadi-Wagholi, Pune.
The project has an estimated revenue potential of approximately INR 4,200 crore.
The development will primarily consist of premium group housing with a developable potential of around 3.7 million square feet.
Kharadi-Wagholi is considered a high-demand residential corridor due to its proximity to major IT and business hubs, improving infrastructure, and growing social amenities.
Gaurav Pandey is the MD & CEO of Godrej Properties, responsible for leading the company's strategic initiatives and growth in key markets.
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