Pune-based Gokhale Constructions, a leading real estate developer with over two decades of experience, has acquired 3.5 acres of land for Rs. 300 crore. The acquisition is set to bolster the company’s portfolio of large commercial complexes and premium residential spaces.
Real EstateLand AcquisitionPuneGokhale ConstructionsMixeduse DevelopmentReal Estate PuneMay 12, 2025

Gokhale Constructions is known for developing large commercial complexes and premium residential spaces, with a strong focus on quality, innovation, and sustainable construction practices.
The new land acquisition is located in a prime area of Pune, a city known for its rapid urbanization and economic growth.
The 3.5 acres of land will be developed into a mixed-use project that includes both commercial and residential components, featuring modern amenities and sustainable design practices.
The development of the new project is expected to commence in the next few months, with an estimated completion timeline of 24 to 30 months.
This acquisition is a strategic move that aligns with Gokhale Constructions' long-term growth strategy, providing the opportunity to create a landmark project in Pune and set new standards for the real estate sector.

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