Pune Infrastructure future growth prospects - Driven by positive growth

DEMAND = GROWTH IN PUNE INFRASTRUCTURE 

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Pune Infrastructure A road to future or a deadblock

The first question that anyone asks before buying a house is will it appreciate in value over a period of time?

 The second question asked, is will I be able to lease it out easily and get good rentals for it? 

The third and most important question, the answer to which actually decides the fate of question 1 and 2, is will the property market continue to remain as stable as it is at present?  

In real estate every thing is decided on future. you can only make a decision when you a lot of promising facts and verify every details.

In recent years, Pune has become a hotter destination for IT companies. More and more IT companies are coming to Pune, to expand their businesses. There has been a substantial increase in IT office space construction, in the last decade or so. For every 1 million sq. ft. of IT office space coming up, there is roughly a requirement of 5 to 7 million sq. ft. of residential space to house the employees to work in these IT buildings. So IT has been powering the growth of Pune city at a very rapid pace.   

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This has also influenced real estate development and demand to a large extent. Residential projects are increasingly being tailored to suit these sectors not only in terms of design, but also the location. People are coming back to India from the US. They are exposed to what is happening abroad and expect something comparable here too. The combination of the steady growth of these areas and the cosmopolitan people opting for it has played a key role in the evolution of Pune's realty market. 

MG Road and the areas adjacent to it make the Central Business District (CBD) of Pune. The CBD consists of the entire stretch of the MG Road right from the Hotel Aurora Towers to the Sadar Bazaar. MG Road historically has been the city's premium office and retail destination totally supplied with good infrastructure as well as commercial amenities such as banks, retail shops, restaurants, post offices and accessibility to transport in this area.

The off prime CBD micro market comprises of the Bund Garden Road, Boat Club Road, Koregaon Park Area, JM Road, FC Road, Nagar Road and Swargate. 

The secondary market covers areas such as the Peth's (seven in number), the bazaar aka Mandai, and newly developed self-sufficient townships such as Kothrud, Pashan, Bibwewadi, Baner, Aundh, Khadki Viman Nagar and Kondhwa. 

The suburban and peripheral areas such as Kondhwa, Ahmednagar Road (Wagholi), Kothrud, Wanowrie, Talegaon, Alandi, Katraj, Jejuri, Kurkumbh and Wadgaon Sheri are the potential peripheral growth pockets, which have been earmarked for future industrial development. 

The Wagholi-Ahmednagar Road is the core of the sugar trade which has also grown as a transport and warehousing hub. Large industrial houses acquired land in this area. So there are a lot of sectors driving employment generation and in turn, making the demand for housing in Pune that much higher. 

So the infrastructural is bound to change as per development which is more due to peer pressure or may be out of embarrassment   Imagine builder selling a flat of 300-400sq flat with personal swimming pool and elevator no no approaching  road and pmc water connection

Time has come when authorities and people start thing with a positive mind frame and common goal.