ICE MT India Private Limited, subsidiary of US-based Mortgage Technology, leased 1.93 lakh sq ft (1.54 lakh sq ft carpet area) in Tower S3, Magarpatta Cybercity from Axis Max Life Insurance Limited. Lease term: 9 years. Total rent: ₹217 crore. Monthly rent: ₹1.73 crore with 15% escalation every 3 years. Security deposit: ₹10.42 crore. Stamp duty paid: ₹4.42 crore. Transaction registered 29 December 2025. Space spans underground floor, lower ground floor, and levels 1-7. Floor plates: over 29,000 sq ft per floor except level 7 (15,000 sq ft). Includes 715 parking spaces (238 cars, 477 two-wheelers). Global Capability Centre (GCC) setup. India's GCC leasing reached 31 million sq ft in 2025. Pune secured 15-20% of national GCC activity over past 4 years, with strengths in BFSI, automotive, IT/ITeS, manufacturing, and engineering services.

The Pune Municipal Corporation imposed ₹30.50 lakh fine on a Wadgaon Sheri-based builder for installing 61 advertisement boards, each 3x5 feet, on streetlights along Nagar Road under Yerawada-Wadgaon Sheri ward office between August 7-31. The boards were installed despite earlier PMC action. Penalty calculated at ₹2,000 per board per day. In a separate case, a Magarpatta builder was fined ₹1.50 lakh for installing 25 advertisement boards between September 5-7 under Hadapsar-Mundhwa ward office. Total fines: ₹32 lakh. Offenders given seven days to pay; if unpaid, PMC will place charge on properties and recover through property tax. PMC officials stated advertisements cannot be installed on streetlights or public infrastructure without permission.

Two flyovers in east Pune, at Hadapsar Gadital and Magarpatta Chowk, may be dismantled for a proposed 40-km multilevel flyover and Metro corridor along the Solapur Highway from Bhairoba Nullah to Yavat. Consultants recommended removal, but a final decision is pending. The Centre-led project would combine road and Metro infrastructure on one alignment; Pune Municipal Corporation officials said keeping the flyovers could complicate plans for the six-lane elevated corridor. Construction is expected to cause temporary inconvenience, while authorities anticipate reduced travel times and traffic bottlenecks for Hadapsar commuters and Solapur Road users. Civic sources said the proposal has reached tendering and will be implemented by the National Highways Authority of India. Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari led the initiative and held review meetings with state leaders, including Ajit Pawar; consultants recommended removal after technical evaluations. Further consultations are planned. The Hadapsar Gadital flyover is ageing and requires regular upkeep.

Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park in Hinjawadi houses Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, Tech Mahindra, and Accenture. Kharadi IT park hosts Barclays, Zensar, Credit Suisse, Mphasis, and Citrix. Nanded City IT park (Sinhagad Road) contains Amdocs, Accenture, Capgemini, Avaya, and HCL, established mid-2000s. Magarpatta City IT park, developed by Magarpatta City Development Company Pvt. Ltd., features 8 office towers with approximately 4 million sq. ft. built-up area, each floor approx. 47,233 sq. ft. Companies in Magarpatta: Tieto, Siemens, Cummins, Persistent, IBM, ADP, Mphasis, Capita. Magarpatta amenities include cafeteria, covered walkways, high security, dedicated power substation, ample parking. Distance from Magarpatta: 12 km to Pune Railway Station, 25 km to Pune Airport. Other IT clusters in Shivajinagar, S.B. Road, Karve Road, Narhe, Ambegaon, Katraj, and Pimpri-Chinchwad.

Godrej Properties acquired a 16-acre land parcel in Kharadi-Wagholi, Pune. The land is strategically located with good connectivity to major commercial hubs and proximity to IT hubs in Viman Nagar, Magarpatta, and Hadapsar.