Pune, 23rd April 2025: Knight Frank India's latest report highlights a significant milestone in Pune's real estate sector, with record-high property registrations and stamp duty collections in March 2025.
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The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act (RERA) is a legislation introduced in 2016 to regulate the real estate sector in India. It aims to bring transparency, accountability, and consumer protection to the market by ensuring that developers adhere to strict guidelines and timelines.
Pune is a preferred destination for real estate investments due to its strategic location, well-developed infrastructure, favorable government policies, and a growing demand for both residential and commercial properties. The city's proximity to Mumbai and the presence of educational institutions and IT parks also contribute to its appeal.
The reduction in stamp duty rates during the pandemic has stimulated property sales in Pune. Lowering the cost of registration has made properties more affordable, encouraging more buyers to enter the market, which in turn has boosted property registrations and stamp duty collections.
The key drivers of the real estate market in Pune include favorable government policies, the implementation of RERA, well-developed infrastructure, growing demand for housing and commercial spaces, and the city's strategic location. Ongoing infrastructure projects and the development of new townships are also expected to drive future growth.
The real estate market in Pune is expected to maintain its growth momentum in the coming years. Ongoing infrastructure projects, such as the Pune Metro and the development of new townships, will further boost the market. The city's strong fundamentals and favorable conditions make it an attractive destination for real estate investments.

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