Pune, 8th July 2025: Gera Developments Private Limited (GDPL) releases the July 2025 edition of their bi-annual report, highlighting a significant increase in home prices and a shift in the residential real estate market.
PuneReal EstateAffordabilityMarket TrendsGera DevelopmentsReal Estate PuneJul 08, 2025

The main cause of the increase in home prices in Pune is the cumulative effect of rising prices and increasing home sizes, referred to as 'sticker shock'. Over the past five years, prices have climbed by 40%, and average home sizes have increased by 25%, resulting in a 76% increase in the average sticker price.
The market is responding to the increase in home prices by experiencing a consolidation phase. Developers are slowing new launches and recalibrating configurations, and there is a trend towards smaller, more efficient home layouts to improve affordability.
The current replacement ratio in Pune's real estate market is 1.08, indicating a mildly oversupplied market. This suggests that the market is slightly imbalanced, but it is expected to correct itself over time.
East Pune has seen the highest price appreciation, recording a 9.6% growth, followed by West Pune with a 6.8% appreciation.
Key infrastructure projects that are expected to impact Pune's real estate market include the Ring Road and Metro expansion. These projects are set to redefine growth corridors and attract more affordability-focused buyers to areas like Hinjewadi.

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