Pune, 3rd April 2025: Knight Frank India's latest report, 'India Real Estate: Office and Residential Market (January – March 2025) Q1 2025', highlights Pune's impressive real estate performance, with a significant 20% year-over-year surge in residential transactions.
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The growth in Pune's residential real estate market is driven by factors such as the city's strategic location, growing population, thriving job market, and quality of life. The mid-segment is particularly strong, with a growing trend towards larger, family-friendly homes.
The office market in Pune has seen a significant influx of tech companies and startups, leading to a 15% increase in demand compared to the previous quarter. The city has set a new record for office transactions in Q1 2025.
The majority of residential purchases in Pune are in the mid-segment, with a growing trend towards larger, family-friendly homes. This trend is influenced by the increasing number of young professionals and families looking to settle in the city.
Government initiatives to boost infrastructure, improve urban planning, and attract more investment are supporting Pune's real estate market. These efforts are expected to drive continued demand in both the residential and office sectors.
Pune's real estate market is expected to see further growth in the coming years. The city's strong fundamentals, combined with ongoing government initiatives, are likely to drive continued demand and long-term appreciation.
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