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09/08/2026

Before Buying a Property in Pune, Ask Your Builder This One Question!
Most homebuyers ask about the Price, Possession Date, Discounts and Amenities.

These questions are important, but there is one more question you should ask before buying a Property in Pune:

“How many new Projects are expected to come up in this Area over the next five years?”

Why does this matter?

Because future Supply, Job Creation, Rental Demand and Infrastructure can influence how a Location behaves in the coming years.

If Property Supply increases significantly but Jobs and Demand do not grow at the same pace, the Area can behave very differently.

Similarly, if promised Infrastructure does not get completed on time, the expected growth may not happen as planned.

Real Estate is not just about buying a Project. It is also about understanding where the entire Area is heading. 📊

Before you invest in Pune Property, look beyond the Brochure and understand the future of the Location.

Would you ask this question before booking a Property? Tell us in the comments.

09/08/2026

Can Metro Really Increase Property Prices in Pune? 🤔

Most homebuyers believe that Property Rates increase because of Location, Builder Brand, Metro connectivity or Demand.

But here’s the real question…

If Metro alone increases Property Prices, then shouldn’t Properties around every Pune Metro Station have similar rates?

But that’s clearly not the case.

So what actually makes one location more valuable than another? 📍

In this Reel, we look at the difference between simply hearing about upcoming Infrastructure and understanding its actual impact on Pune’s Real Estate Market.

Because in Real Estate, people often buy the expectation of growth, not just the Property itself.

Before buying a Property in Pune, don’t just ask “What is coming here?”

Ask “What is actually happening here?” 🏠📊

What do you think is the biggest factor behind Property Price Growth in Pune? Tell us in the comments. 👇

09/08/2026

Pune Municipal Corporation PMC has cautioned homebuyers against purchasing properties in the 23 villages merged into PMC limits in 2021 where the development plan has not yet been finalised warning that buyers could be misled into investing in illegal constructions now facing demolition. Multiple demolition drives have been carried out in merged areas over the past two weeks bringing down multistorey apartments and unauthorised structures under UDCPR provisions and the Maharashtra Regional and Town Planning Act. PMC officials said building permissions in these areas are currently given as per the regional plan sanctioned by PMRDA and that no plots should be purchased or construction undertaken without prior PMC clearance.
The urban development department in February issued a notification withdrawing PMRDA's status as special planning authority for the 23 merged areas making PMC the sole planning authority responsible for preparing a fresh DP granting permissions and planning road networks. Activists have alleged that a nexus between civic officials corporators and developers has deliberately delayed the DP approval allowing illegal constructions to flourish with authorities ignoring violations until structures reach an advanced stage. Surajya Sangharsh Samiti said political influence is the root cause of the problem.

The general body meeting in June approved a proposal to begin preparing a draft DP and PMC city engineer confirmed a committee has been formed to speed up the process requiring completion of land use surveys population trend studies and housing assessments before the DP can be finalised. The initial DP prepared by PMRDA was cancelled by the state government and last year PMC was appointed as the new planning authority. PMC has warned that homebuyers must do thorough due diligence before investing in merged area properties to avoid losing their life savings in illegal structures facing demolition action.

08/08/2026

Minister of State for Urban Development Transport Social Justice Medical Education Minority Development and Waqf chaired a high level review meeting with PMC officials on Friday directing them to expedite key infrastructure projects and immediately address long pending issues related to traffic congestion potholes encroachments road restoration and waste management across Pune. The minister directed officials to remove metro construction debris left on roads and restore damaged stretches at the earliest to minimise commuter inconvenience. She also instructed the PMC anti encroachment department to take strict action against unauthorised street vendors causing traffic congestion and reviewed the proposed rent increase for Mandai market shops and allotment of commercial units developed under the Pune Metro project. Cluster redevelopment projects at Ekta Nagar Nimbs Nagar and Vitthalwadi were also reviewed with the minister directing departments to resolve bottlenecks and speed up implementation without further delay.

Waste management figured prominently in the discussions with the minister asking PMC officials to strengthen waste segregation and streamline collection and processing to provide a cleaner environment for citizens. She further directed officials to expedite land acquisition for road projects in the Sinhagad Road area so that long pending infrastructure work can move forward immediately. The meeting was attended by MLAs deputy mayor standing committee chairman municipal commissioner additional municipal commissioner Pune Metro project manager and senior officials from multiple PMC departments. The minister emphasised that roads repairs traffic management encroachment removal waste management and infrastructure projects must be taken up on priority with all departments working in close coordination to ensure timely implementation for the benefit of Pune's citizens.

07/08/2026

Days after a court ordered attachment of the municipal commissioner's chair over delays in paying compensation in the Uruli Devachi Phursungi landfill land acquisition case, the PMC standing committee chairman has directed the civic administration to prepare a comprehensive action plan for all pending land acquisition matters within one month. The directive was issued during the committee's weekly Thursday meeting with the chairman instructing a department wise review of all pending cases related to land acquisition transferable development rights TDR and cash compensation with a report to be submitted within 30 days. The Uruli Devachi Phursungi case relates to compensation for land acquired nearly two decades ago for PMC's garbage depot with affected landowners still awaiting TDR or cash compensation despite land acquisition proceedings having been completed years ago. The court's attachment order was stayed after PMC submitted an affidavit assuring it would deposit nearly Rs 12 crore with the district collector by August 11.

The standing committee chairman said complying with court orders is the corporation's legal responsibility and that the land acquisition and legal departments must closely monitor every pending case to prevent such situations from recurring. He directed an internal inquiry to identify reasons behind delays and called for accountability to be fixed wherever lapses have occurred. The chairman stressed the need for a stronger coordination and monitoring mechanism to ensure timely compliance with court orders across all land acquisition cases citywide. The episode has highlighted a systemic failure within PMC's land acquisition machinery where compensation remains pending in multiple cases for years after proceedings are completed leaving landowners with no choice but to approach courts for relief that the civic administration should have proactively provided.

06/08/2026

Maharashtra's state registration and stamps department recorded a nearly 17 percent rise in revenue in the first four months of the current financial year collecting Rs 21128.3 crore compared to Rs 18080.1 crore in the same period last year an increase of Rs 3048.2 crore even as ready reckoner rates were kept unchanged for 2026 to 27. Document registrations rose from 15.63 lakh in the first four months of 2025 to 26 to 17.11 lakh this year driven by approximately one lakh additional lease and rental agreement registrations and nearly one lakh more new home registrations. Joint Inspector General of Registration said higher value property transactions and stricter enforcement through intensified office inspections stronger stamp duty scrutiny and stepped up action against stamp duty evasion all contributed to the robust revenue growth. Officials said the strong four month performance has strengthened the department's confidence of achieving its annual revenue target of Rs 68500 crore.

The state government had decided against revising RR rates for 2026 to 27 after receiving representations from developers and stakeholders and considering global economic uncertainties including the impact of the West Asia conflict on the real estate sector. Revenue minister said the decision to maintain rate stability was aimed at supporting the property market during a period of global slowdown and the construction sector stress. Revisions were carried out only in select value zones where development plans were approved or land use changed from agricultural to residential including areas under 10 nagar parishads and one municipal corporation. Developers had specifically requested a status quo on rates with the previous statewide revision having been carried out in 2022 to 23 when rates were increased by an average of 5 percent.

04/08/2026

Pune residents faced one of their worst Monday commutes in recent memory as bumper to bumper traffic paralysed almost every major route across the city with commuters reporting over an hour to cover the stretch from Bitwise office in Baner to Balewadi Bridge while an Aundh resident said it took five minutes just to drive out of her society gate. On Sus Road residents reported taking nearly one and a half hours to cover just 2 km with school vans carrying children also stuck in the gridlock. The chaos extended beyond morning peak hours with an unusual 1.5 km snarl reported in Sangamwadi towards Sancheti Chowk as late as 3pm while the NIBM Salunkhe Vihar Road stretch from Fakhri Hills to Parmar Residency emerged as one of the worst bottlenecks with indiscriminate roadside parking near a function hall reducing the carriageway to almost a single lane causing daily routine gridlock for area residents.

Traffic police attributed much of the chaos to truck breakdowns at critical junctions with Deputy Commissioner of Police traffic saying a breakdown at the Mundhwa Y junction chowk caused serious jams across Mundhwa and Keshavnagar while long queues also formed on the Pune Ahilyanagar highway and Katraj Dehu Road bypass at Sus and Bavdhan. Potholes were identified as another major contributor with Satara Road, NDA Road in Warje, Mundhwa Road, and Katraj Phursungi Road, all seeing traffic snarls during peak hours and even a single small pothole on Karve Road triggering a serious evening jam. Additional Commissioner of Police confirmed that pothole related traffic issues have been formally communicated to senior PMC officials with a request for urgent repairs as the combination of road damage, heavy vehicle breakdowns and peak hour pressure pushes Pune's traffic management system to its absolute limits.

03/08/2026

Chief Minister held a high level review meeting on implementation of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana Urban and available housing stock under various schemes directing all implementing agencies to expedite housing projects across Maharashtra and ensure homes are handed over to beneficiaries without delay and in accordance with prescribed quality standards. A total of 1,60,463 houses have been approved under the scheme across categories including Beneficiary Led Construction Affordable Housing in Partnership AHP under PPP and Affordable Rental Housing. Beneficiaries under the Economically Weaker Section category are being provided five brass approximately 500 cubic feet of sand free of cost for house construction. A review of the Housing Stock Management and Maharashtra Shelter Fund Strengthening Policy was also conducted to ensure better management of available housing across various authorities.

An integrated system is being developed for management and allocation of houses available with agencies like MHADA CIDCO and SRA while a comprehensive Housing Stock Portal is being created to consolidate information on homes available through MHADA CIDCO MMRDA BMC SRA and central and state government schemes. The portal will also facilitate housing allocation for special categories including persons with disabilities mill workers mathadi workers dabbawalas and transgender persons. Current housing stock includes MHADA with 15291 units CIDCO with 11830 units local self government bodies with 13575 houses SRA with 2281 units and Shivshahi Rehabilitation Project with 84 units with an additional 3945 units temporarily allotted to various authorities for use as transit camps.

02/08/2026

Many home buyers decide based only on the possession date mentioned by the developer. But is that enough?

In this reel, we look at several projects where possession timelines have been extended and explain why buyers should never rely only on the promised possession date. Ground construction progress and the Occupancy Certificate (OC) status are equally important before making a buying decision.

If you're planning to buy an under-construction property, always verify the latest project progress instead of depending only on brochures or timelines.

▶ Watch the full video on our YouTube channel for a detailed analysis of the Manjari–Wagholi Township, project-wise updates, and what every home buyer should check before investing.

Have you ever seen a project's possession date get extended? Share your experience in the comments.

02/08/2026

The prolonged civic neglect of Dhanori Porwal Road and adjoining areas was strongly raised at PMC's weekly Standing Committee meeting with a senior member questioning the PMC Commissioner City Engineer and Road Department Head over the failure to provide basic amenities to an area that has been part of municipal limits for nearly three decades. Residents of Dhanori Road Porwal Road Munjaba Vasti Kalwad Kase Park and nearby areas continue to struggle with inadequate roads insufficient municipal water supply and poor drainage infrastructure forcing several cooperative housing societies to depend entirely on private water tankers for daily needs. The standing committee member also questioned the civic administration over its inability to complete even a single Development Plan road in the area over 30 years pointing specifically to the incomplete and crucial stretch between 509 Chowk and Jakat Naka and demanded that responsibility be fixed for the prolonged delay.

The member raised a pointed question asking what exactly PMC's responsibility towards Dhanori residents is if the civic body has failed to deliver basic infrastructure after three decades of collecting revenue from the rapidly developing locality. He warned that if PMC cannot develop Dhanori it raises serious doubts about its capacity to successfully develop the 32 newly merged villages. He demanded that no new building permissions be granted in the area until adequate roads water supply and drainage networks are in place and warned that if the administration fails to act within a definite timeframe residents would launch a large scale public movement to secure the basic civic amenities they rightfully deserve after 30 years of waiting.

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