The Mumbai-based Hiranandani Group has officially entered the Pune real estate market with a significant joint venture, marking a major expansion in their portfolio.
Hiranandani GroupPune Real EstateIntegrated TownshipReal Estate InvestmentEconomic ImpactReal Estate NewsFeb 20, 2025
The Hiranandani Group is launching a large-scale, integrated township project in Pune, which is expected to cover over 1,000 acres and include residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.
The Hiranandani Group is investing Rs 7,000 crore in the new real estate project in Pune.
Pune is an attractive market for real estate developers due to its rapid urbanization, growing population, and thriving IT and automotive sectors, which have fueled a strong demand for residential and commercial properties.
The key features of the new project include a range of residential units, commercial spaces, and state-of-the-art recreational facilities such as parks, sports facilities, and community centers.
The Rs 7,000 crore investment is expected to create numerous job opportunities, boost local commerce, and contribute to the overall economic development of Pune.
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