Tata Katcon has signed a long-term lease for 77,800 square feet of industrial space in Pune's Chakan area, reflecting the growing demands for modern industrial facilities in the region.
Industrial Real EstateTata KatconChakanMalpani GroupPuneReal Estate PuneMar 03, 2025
Tata Katcon has leased 77,800 square feet of industrial space in Pune's Chakan area.
The Chakan area is preferred for its robust industrial infrastructure, excellent connectivity, steady supply of skilled labor, and a supportive local government.
The Malpani Group is a prominent real estate developer in Pune, known for developing high-quality industrial properties in the region.
The main drivers include the region's proximity to major highways and transportation hubs, which make it an attractive option for companies looking to optimize logistics and supply chain operations.
The lease agreement is expected to create new job opportunities and contribute to the economic growth of the region, aligning with the Indian government's focus on promoting manufacturing and industrial development.
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