Pune's real estate market is set to witness a significant boost with Kolte-Patil's new 22-acre project. The project promises to bring dynamic changes to the property rates in the city, which have already hit an all-time high of Rs 6,590 per square foot.
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The new Kolte-Patil project in Pune is spread over 22 acres.
The project will offer a variety of residential units, including apartments, villas, and townhouses.
Yes, the project will include commercial spaces suitable for businesses of all sizes.
The project will incorporate eco-friendly practices such as rainwater harvesting, solar power, and waste management systems.
The project is expected to create employment opportunities and attract more businesses to the area, contributing to the growth of the local economy.
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