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WHY PUNE ?
 


While Pune has always been a corporate stopover, Pune has its mix of potpourri and culture which makes for interesting sight seeing within the city! For those interested in history and architecture, Pune offers a mix of the modern interlaced with the old! Whether it is the Lal Deval standing side by side with a spanking petrol pump or Vishram Baug Wada, which now functions as a post office, the list is endless! Shaniwar Wada, Aga Khan Palace and the Parvati temple are the other few attractions without which a visit to the city would be incomplete!
 

Once upon a time Pune was a very sedate Maharashtrian city... very representative of the Maratha heartland.

The arrival of Osho Rajneesh and his flock changed that completely. The Ashram put Pune on the world map and has given this deeply traditional and staid city a strange new and very odd flavour. The migration of plenty of Bombay folk to the town too is increasingly giving the city a more cosmopolitan nature.

Today the top attraction of the city is the Osho Commune International. Besides, the Nallah Park, made by the Commune, also makes for an interesting visit

Housing : Pune's sylvan surroundings have attracted homebuyers and investors too. The salubrious climate was always the attraction. The growth of the IT and ITES sector has spurred a tremendous upsurge in property demand - both commercial as well as residential; ownership as well as lease. Today, the information technology sector is the prime mover for growth of real estate in Pune.

• In the commercial /industrial sector the demand is high in the vicinity of Infotech Parks. Besides Government sponsored parks, a number of privately promoted parks have also come up. Economically, there is a lot of disposable income amongst Pune's employed and this has triggered many multiplexes, malls and premium branded retail outlets also to establish themselves. Plots are being booked fast and state-of-the-art built up complexes are being occupied rapidly.
• The residential sector has seen a demand in Aundh, Baner, Balewadi, Undri and Kalyaninagar, Kharadi areas and beyond, where most projects boast of facilities such as Club houses, swimming pools, gyms, cafeterias, etc.
• Bungalow plots as well as luxuriously built row houses and farm houses, are available in the suburban areas which are now in demand because of their unpolluted surroundings. However the suburbs are extended to practically the outskirts of Pune. Availability of bungalow plots are now in the extreme suburbs. Those within the suburbs are quite expensive.

 

 
Area 138 sq. kms
Population 4 million
Languages Marathi (predominant), Hindi, English
STD Code 020
Altitude 559 meters above Sea Level.
Location 18 degrees 32 minutes North 73 degree 51 minutes East.
Temperature Temperatures range from 15degrees C to 35 degrees C
Average Rainfall 68 cm (Annual Average)

Pune is divided into:


Central :
Deccan Gymkhana, Prabhat Road, Bhandarkar Road, Kasba Peth, Rastapeth, Parvati, Sahakar Ngr, Satara Road, Sukrawar Peth, Bhawani Peth, Shivaji Nagar, Swargate, Mukundnagar, Shankarshet Road, Tilak Road, Sadashiv Peth, Shaniwar Peth, Narayan Peth.

East :
Ghorpadi, Hadapsar, Airport Road, Kalyani Nagar, Viman Nagar, Lohegaon, Mundhwa Road, Koregaon Park, Vimannagar.

North :
Akurdi, Bhosari Gaon, Bopodi, Chinchwad, Pimpri, Dapodi, Dighi, Kasarwadi, Khadki, Wakdewadi Bopodi, Shirur.

South :
Anand Nagar, Dhankawadi, Salunke Vihar, Fatima Nagar, Salisbary Park, Gultekdi, Market Yard, Bibwewadi, Katraj, Kothrud, NIBM Kondhwa, Wanowrie, Vadgaon, Sinhagadh Road.

West :
Aundh, Baner, Balewadi, Khadakwasla, N.C.L, Bavdhan, Range Hills, Bhosale Nagar, Aundh, Ganeshkhind, I.A.T, Model Colony, Ganesh Khind Road, S.Bapat Road, Pashan, Shivaji Housing Society.