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Prestige Group buys 4.57 acres in Pune for ₹200.20 crore

Prestige Group buys 4.57 acres in Pune's Kharadi for 200.20 crore to develop a business park, amid rising demand in the local realty market.

Updated on: Sep 4, 2024, 07:30:02 IST
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MUMBAI: The Prestige Group has bought 4.57 acres in Pune’s Kharadi area for 200.20 crore from Anuj Bhandari of BU Bhandari M&M Realtors to develop a business park, shows transaction data with CRE Matrix, a real estate analytics firm.

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The Bengaluru-based group purchased the land parcel through its subsidiary, Prestige Exora Business Parks. As part of the purchase deal, a stamp duty of 14 crore was paid and the documents registered on April 16. A sum of 198 crore was paid to the selling developer’s company after deducting mandatory taxes.

Kharadi is currently undergoing rapid development for transforming the area into an upmarket IT and residential hub. The area also has Special Economic Zones, leading to an increase in the demand for housing.

Pune’s realty market has witnessed a significant jump in the last one year, with registrations increasing by 25%. The Prestige Group, too, entered the state’s real estate market, including Mumbai, around the same time. After entering the market, the group had shared its plans to develop a residential project in Pune, spread over a million square feet, last year. The company is likely to make a formal announcement in this regard soon.

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    Ateeq Shaikh is a Senior Assistant Editor tracking real estate and infrastructure. With over two decades in journalism, he has reported extensively on topics such as metro rail, infrastructure projects, redevelopment in Mumbai, affordable housing, real estate, environmental issues and public transportation. His data driven stories explain the impact of public policy and large scale infrastructure projects on citizens' lives. His recent detailed report on the government's fireside sale of several real estate parcels in Mumbai or nearly one-fifth of habitable Mumbai triggered a signature campaign by activists and the civil society. This plan also faced pushback from people impacted by the government's decision, which he also reported on. Ateeq was instrumental in getting Mumbai Metro One Private Limited, a Public - Partnership (PPP) project, recognised under the Right to Information Act, the first PPP in India under the transparency law. His consistent campaign on technical issues plaguing the Mumbai Monorail, India's only such transportation system, forced authorities to publicly acknowledge the problems and work towards a permanent fix. Despite multiple attempts by the authorities, the system continues to be a white elephant in Mumbai.Read More