The significant rise in home prices in Pune has pushed many residents to seek affordable housing options in the city's outskirts. This surge in real estate prices is a result of increased migration and urban expansion, leading to a high demand in the mark
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The primary reason for the 28% surge in home prices in Pune is the rapid urban expansion and increased migration to the city, which has led to a high demand in the real estate sector.
The rise in property prices has made it increasingly difficult for middle-income families to find suitable homes within the city limits, pushing many to seek affordable housing options in the outskirts.
Residents who move to the outskirts often face longer commutes to their workplaces, which can be both time-consuming and expensive. The lack of adequate public transportation in these areas further exacerbates the issue.
The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) has initiated several measures to promote affordable housing, including the construction of low-cost housing projects and the provision of subsidies for first-time homebuyers.
The government could focus on improving public transportation and developing satellite towns around the city. Additionally, policies to regulate the real estate market and prevent speculative buying could help to keep prices in check.
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