Lodha Group has made a significant move in Pune's real estate market by acquiring a 2.82-acre land parcel in Hinjewadi, the city's IT hub. This strategic purchase, valued at ₹110 crore, highlights the growing importance of the area and the company's commi
Pune Real EstateLodha GroupHinjewadiLand AcquisitionIt HubReal Estate MumbaiNov 11, 2024
The land parcel acquired by Lodha Group in Hinjewadi is 2.82 acres in size.
Lodha Group paid ₹110 crore for the land parcel in Hinjewadi.
Hinjewadi is known as Pune's IT hub and is a prime location with easy access to major highways and commercial areas, making it an attractive spot for developers and investors.
The acquisition is expected to boost investor confidence, attract further development, increase property values, and rental rates in the surrounding areas.
While the exact details are not yet known, it is likely that the land will be developed into a mix of residential and commercial spaces, catering to the needs of the thriving IT community in Hinjewadi.
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