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Monday 6 January 2014

PUNE PROPERTY AN YEAR FORWARD TO 2014

BEST PUNE PROPERTY -  YEAR  2014 LOOKING BRIGHT

               
              Pune  property  market has been an interesting year for 2013 ended on good notes. The time when the property market all over the country were by and large subdued, Pune had been growing at a steady pace and even appeared on the luxury landscape during the entire year.

Pune Property  to a brighter 2014
    
            There have been multiple demand drivers behind Pune’s growth during the year and it is generally believed that once the economic outlook in general is brighter, Pune may be witness to better appreciation than even the neighboring Mumbai property market and this makes Pune’s real estate more attractive than many other markets across the country. If the Pune market has maintained its momentum in 2013 against all economic turmoil, 2014 may be an year  much more bright and colorful.

               Pune property, somehow maintained  the spirit  of  its attractive pricing . Best property rate in Pune  is around  Rs. 3300 to Rs.4500 per sq ft , leaving the  premium ones aside and around  300 projects launched every 6 months,  in differed locations,  the choice for the low budget to premium  is enormous  as per the  taste of  the buyer.

           Pune  Property  with an average  of  2600 live projects, this corresponds to a 10 - 15per cent addition of  property any given time. Top Property developers in Pune  are planning to launch more and more projects in the current  year  in pace with the demand stable demand existing . This clearly would not have happened had there been a demand slowdown. 

               Top Property developers in Pune, continuously worked hand in hand with the demand of  housing,  par with the growth of  IT Technology in city and served for the demand of increasing urbanization. which is a good indicator of housing demand as households do not get formed unless supported by housing supply. Pune looks reasonably strong and “un-shaken”, moving into 2014.

                With all the micro-markets in Pune are growing and the fringe areas around PMC  and PCMC limits are also poised to see a significant boost in the housing supply and consequentially demand, since they are generally affordable than the developed city centre prime areas fall at a range of Rs.7000 to Rs. 12000/sqft.

                Gera Developments, M D  Rohit Gera, says that the big gain of the year 2013 is the demand for premium homes crossed  Rs. 1 crore plus. Over the last few years, demand for larger homes has steadily climbed upwards and prices in markets like Baner have reached Rs 7,500 plus sq ft. “As far as the losses of the year go, infrastructure in Pune is not in line with the housing demand. The local development bodies should invest more in creating the infrastructure that is required to support the housing stock being generated. We need to ensure a balanced development in the city which will help reduce the pressure on the local and civic infrastructure. A major loss for just not local but national market, has been the lack of implementation and application of the various laws and reforms like the Real Estate Bill and EWS Plan,” says Gera.

                  Abhay Kumar, CMD of Girhpravesh Buildtech agrees that the significant gains are some very interesting launches which have attracted Mumbai’s posh crowd to the city.
                  The launches of many new hotels too, can be termed as gains for city. The losses would be sluggish sales, over supply and funding problems for many reputed developers. “I don’t expect much from the Pune market in 2014. Instead, I see the realignment of demand-supply which would be a healthy sign for growth of the city. Some other sectors must also choose Pune as their destination, as IT alone cannot drive the city for a long time. If the Maharashtra government opts for Pune for it assembly sessions like Nagpur and Aurangabad, this city can see interest from more sectors which would reduce its skewed dependence on the IT sector,” points out Kumar.

                    Vinay Phadnis, CMD, Phadnis Properties, explains that there is a growing demand for properties by end-users. While property prices have remained stable over past years, it is anticipated that there will be a marginal appreciation in the prices in 2014. With the recession affecting the economy since last two years, things are shaping up for 2014, looking positive and here to stay. “In the residential segment, the outskirts of  Pune have the competitive price advantage. There has been a potential increase in the rates in the range of 25-30 per cent. There have been no losses as such in the year 2013; apart from the rising cost for the developers, be it land prices, manpower, technology, interest rates and so on. The increasing overheads do adversely affect the end-users also. With the introduction of the LBT, customers have to shell out more. Despite challenges, the real estate market is resilient and continues to grow,” says  Mr.Phadnis.

                   A Senior analysts  from - DO my DEAL- maintain that the industrial and IT growth will be continue to be favorable for the real estate sector in Pune.

                     Property in Pune is still an end-user driven market and hence, the location and pricing will remain the deciding factors for the customers in the year ahead. Budget property  in  the outskirt  of  PMC and  PCMC hey believe that Pune will continue to see a steady demand and correspondingly, a steady increase in prices that are largely inflation led.

                   Pune Property  market is expected to see increase in prices in the range of 15 - 20 per cent for the calendar year of 2014 all based on location wise. Mumbai being the Ist NRI investment destination extended  Pune Property  share a large  demand from investors from Mumbai, on account of the affordability of homes in Pune as well as the stagnation of the Mumbai market.

                   Pune property Suburb line Wagholi, Mangiri, Pisoli, Alandi, Wakad,  Bavdhan , PCMC outer limits all are moving  at very attractive and settling on Bargain rates and Offers. The city will continue to retain its old world charm and at the same time, evolve to be in a constant process of up gradation and reinvention.

                    Pune’s Certain areas with very  limited space will continue to see a price rise since they are marked as prime property of  Pune . This, in turn, will ensure the luxury market remains attractive.

                    In a nutshell, if 2013 has been interesting year for Pune real estate, it is poised to take a giant leap in 2014.

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                 - Call  anything above, they are on the  move to a Better 2014 -



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