Microsoft buys land in Pune's Hinjewadi, a major IT hub, for Rs 519 crore, marking a significant investment in India's commercial real estate market.
MicrosoftIndiaReal EstatePuneHinjewadiReal Estate MumbaiSep 11, 2024
Microsoft invested approximately Rs 519.72 crore for 16.4 acres of prime land in four separate transactions.
The land is located in Hinjewadi, a major IT hub in Pune.
Microsoft's investment is part of its strategic expansion within India, particularly focusing on enhancing its data center operations.
The Pune real estate market has shown positive growth, with a 25% increase in property registrations year-on-year as of July 2024.
The Indian real estate market is expected to continue growing, driven by government initiatives and increasing investment from domestic and international players.
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