The fair value of land in Pune is influenced by various factors including location, type of land (residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural), current market trends, infrastructure development, and government policies. Prime areas like Koregaon Park and Kalyani Nagar command higher prices due to developed infrastructure and proximity to business centers, while upcoming areas like Hinjewadi offer potential for appreciation. Understanding these dynamics helps investors and buyers make informed decisions. Conducting thorough market research, considering amenities and future developments, and consulting with professionals are key to determining fair land value in Pune's dynamic real estate market.

With the demand for housing in Manjri expected to grow alongside Pune's flourishing IT sector, investing in the locality offers an opportunity for both a promising financial return and an enriched lifestyle.

Keshav Nagar has seen as its realty surface is rapidly growing and changing. It is located in the Pune’s Eastern suburb and is close to the airport, and the other popular regions like Koregaon Park, Viman Nagar and Amanora Park Town, in Magarpatta. Keshav Nagar is located on the banks of the Mula river, sharing the border with Magarpatta and Mundwa. The region has also undergone a massive realty facelift, owing to the evolving social infrastructure of the city, and the rise of newer MNCs in the vicinity. The three projects in today’s articles are a testament to that lifestyle.

Pune is the second-largest city in Maharashtra, India and the ninth largest city in the country. Today, the city is considered Maharashtra's culture capital.

Mundhwa, situated in the eastern part of Pune, is a vibrant and well-connected locality with a lot to offer for anyone looking to invest in flats in Pune