Pune's residential real estate market hit 1.44 lakh property registrations from January to August 2025, up 13% from 1.27 lakh in 2024. This robust growth, fueled by IT hubs and infrastructure, positions the city to rival Mumbai and Bengaluru as India's third-largest market by 2030, per JLL and CBRE insights. Buyers flock to suburbs like Hinjewadi and Kharadi for premium homes and steady returns.
Kharadi drives Pune's commercial and residential real estate expansion in 2025 with IT corridors, upgraded infrastructure and strong rental demand. Prices range ₹8,000-12,700/sq.ft., attracting homebuyers and investors to this eastern suburb hotspot.
The Maharashtra government has approved Pune Metro Phase 2, expanding 31.64 km across key corridors. New connectivity will boost property values in Hadapsar, Kharadi, and Warje, driving urban development. This infrastructure push targets IT hubs, residential zones, and commercial areas, unlocking new investment opportunities.
Pune is experiencing a surge in integrated township developments due to the Maharashtra government's Special Township Policy Act. Several large-scale projects are underway, transforming the city's landscape and offering substantial investment opportunities.