Pune, 8th November 2024: The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) has launched a significant affordable housing project, attracting over 3,000 registrations in just a few weeks. The project aims to provide affordable and quality living s
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The 'PMRDA Sahakar Vasa Yojana' is an affordable housing project launched by the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority (PMRDA) to provide quality and affordable living spaces to the middle and lower-income groups in Pune.
The flats in the 'PMRDA Sahakar Vasa Yojana' are priced between INR 15 lakh to INR 30 lakh, depending on the size and location.
The housing complexes are strategically located near key transportation hubs in Pune, making daily commutes easier for residents.
You can register online through the PMRDA website or visit the PMRDA office to submit your application. The authority has also set up help desks to assist potential buyers with the registration process.
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