The 264-km Pune Ring Road, scheduled for completion by 2027, is set to ease traffic congestion and significantly boost real estate growth in the city's expanding suburbs.
Pune Ring RoadReal EstateInfrastructureDevelopmentSuburbsReal Estate PuneMay 22, 2025
The Pune Ring Road project is a 264-km stretch designed to ease traffic congestion and divert outbound traffic from entering the city. It is being developed by the Maharashtra State Road Development Corporation (MSRDC).
The Pune Ring Road is expected to be completed by 2027.
The Ring Road is expected to boost real estate development in rapidly growing suburbs, increase affordable housing options, and decongest posh areas, leading to a balanced and sustainable urban growth.
Rapidly developing areas like Lonikand, Pirangut, Shivapur, and Pimpri-Chinchwad are expected to benefit the most from the Pune Ring Road project.
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