Kolte-Patil Developers, an Indian real-estate company, has entered into a joint development agreement for a mixed-use project in Wadgaon Khurd, Pune, India.

The project, which spans approximately 22 acres within the Pune Municipal Corporation limits, is expected to have a total potential saleable area of around five million square feet.

Situated in the south-west part of Pune, the development is set to offer better connectivity to the city’s central business district (CBD) and the West-Pune zone.

The project has an estimated gross developable value (GDV) of approximately Rs40,000m ($456m).

The location of the project is one of its key selling points, offering unobstructed views of the Mutha River to the north and a garden reservation to the south.

A proposed 90m ring road alongside park reservations to the west is also a part of the development.

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In terms of accessibility, the project offers connections to essential social infrastructure, including schools, hospitals, shopping centres, and entertainment hubs located within 2km.

Kolte-Patil Developers joint managing director Yash Patil said: “Pune’s real-estate landscape continues to evolve, presenting significant opportunities for well-planned, high-quality developments. As a market leader, Kolte-Patil remains committed to expanding its footprint across key micromarkets through a well-calibrated diversification strategy.

“By leveraging our deep local expertise and strong brand equity, we are strengthening our presence in high-potential areas while shaping Pune’s urban future with thoughtfully designed, community-centric developments that cater to the city’s growing aspirations.”

Kolte-Patil Developers has developed and constructed more than 64 projects, including residential complexes, commercial complexes, and IT parks covering a saleable area of nearly 28 million square feet throughout Pune, Mumbai, and Bengaluru.