Pune, 15th May 2025: Gokhale Constructions, a well-established real estate developer with a two-decade legacy, has acquired a 3.5-acre plot from the HND Trust in Model Colony for a staggering Rs. 311 crore. This strategic move positions the company to expand its footprint in one of Pune's most sought-after areas.
Real EstateGokhale ConstructionsModel ColonyLand AcquisitionPuneReal Estate PuneMay 15, 2025
Gokhale Constructions has acquired a 3.5-acre plot in Model Colony for Rs. 311 crore.
The land was sold by the HND Trust, a philanthropic organization known for its contributions to education and healthcare.
Gokhale Constructions plans to develop high-quality residential and commercial spaces on the acquired land, enhancing the quality of life in Model Colony and contributing to the overall development of Pune.
Model Colony is known for its well-planned infrastructure, green spaces, and close proximity to key commercial and residential areas in Pune, making it a prime location for real estate development.
The proceeds from the sale will enable the HND Trust to invest in new projects and expand its reach, benefiting the community in multiple ways.
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