The Niranjan Hiranandani Group has made a significant move by entering the Pune real estate market with a massive 105-acre township project in Hinjewadi. This strategic joint development marks a major milestone in the group's expansion plans.
Niranjan Hiranandani GroupPune Real EstateHinjewadiTownship ProjectSustainable LivingReal Estate NewsFeb 20, 2025
The township project in Hinjewadi is a massive 105-acre development.
The Niranjan Hiranandani Group is a leading real estate developer in India, known for its high-quality residential and commercial projects and integrated townships.
The key features include a variety of residential units, commercial spaces, community amenities, and a focus on sustainable living.
The project is being developed through a joint venture with a prominent local developer, combining the expertise of both partners.
The project is expected to boost property values, attract investments, and create job opportunities, while improving infrastructure and amenities in Hinjewadi.
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