Chairman Dr. Niranjan Hiranandani highlighted the significant impact of infrastructure developments connecting Mumbai and Pune, which is expected to boost the real estate market in both regions. The Hiranandani Group’s new township project in Pune is a te
Hiranandani GroupReal EstatePuneInfrastructureTownship DevelopmentReal Estate PuneFeb 21, 2025
The Hiranandani Group is launching a new township project in Pune, which aims to offer a comprehensive living experience with various amenities and facilities.
The Hiranandani Group is entering the Pune market to capitalize on the region's rapid growth and burgeoning real estate market, driven by infrastructure developments connecting Mumbai and Pune.
The new township project will feature schools, hospitals, retail spaces, and recreational facilities, ensuring a balanced and integrated community.
The improved connectivity provided by the Mumbai-Pune Expressway and the upcoming Bullet Train will drive property prices, create new opportunities for real estate investors, and enhance the attractiveness of the new township project.
The Hiranandani Group will incorporate green building technologies and energy-efficient solutions to minimize the environmental footprint of the new township, aligning with their vision of creating sustainable communities.
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