Pune Q2: Rental Property Tracker
Salient Features:
- Pune real estate market is one of the fastest growing rental markets in India. Rental demand in localities such as Hadapsar, Wakad, Kharadi is mainly due to the presence of IT parks and SEZ. As pre data, most top markets based on availability and rental yield are skewed towards eastern and western Pune.
- Located in the eastern part of Pune, rental growth in Hadapsar is mainly due to the IT Parks and SEZs. Educational institutions such as Ayurvedic College, Sane Guruji Vidyalaya are also attracting students for rental accommodations here at affordable rates.
- Wakad is one of the fastest growing micro markets in Pune from rental perspective. The presence of Infotech Park and the Pune-Mumbai expressway has also increased rental demand in the far-flung areas such as Pimpri-Chinchwad good connectivity via BRTS is also available.
- Furthermore, the presence of good social infrastructure in the region has also boosted the rental availability and rental yield in the region.
- Viman Nagar, one of the top markets for both rental yield and availability, receives spill over demand from the nearby localities like Shivaji Nagar and Ashok Nagar where rental prices are unaffordable for many.
- Wadgaon Sheri, a purely residential neighborhood in Pune, lies in close proximity to the key CBD areas where rental prices are very high.
- Pune has one of the most sustainable and efficient transportation system, which makes the markets located towards the outskirts good rental options for several IT professionals and the students.
The purpose: 1) Help the consumer to understand availability of rental properties in the Pune markets respectively. 2) Assist the consumer to understand the top markets for rental returns in the respective city. The data: The data is taken from listings done by builders/ brokers/ individuals to rent out their properties through CommonFloor.com from January-March, 2015.
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