Pune’s real estate sector recorded 14,234 property registrations in November 2025, generating Rs 565 crore in stamp duty collections. The figures highlight sustained demand across residential and commercial segments, with mid-income housing driving momentum. Analysts note that Pune continues to be one of India’s most resilient property markets.
Pune’s property market has once again demonstrated its strength, with November 2025 witnessing robust activity in registrations and revenue collections. According to official data, the city recorded 14,234 property registrations, contributing Rs 565 crore to the state exchequer through stamp duty. The performance underscores Pune’s position as a key real estate hub, supported by strong demand from both end-users and investors.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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The city registered 14,234 properties in November, reflecting steady demand despite broader economic uncertainties.
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Stamp duty collections reached Rs 565 crore, reinforcing the sector’s contribution to government revenues.
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Residential housing, particularly in the mid-income segment, accounted for the majority of registrations.
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Commercial property transactions also showed resilience, with demand for office spaces and retail units continuing.
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Industry experts attribute the momentum to factors such as Pune’s expanding IT sector, educational institutions, and infrastructure growth.
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Developers have reported increased interest in integrated townships and affordable housing projects.
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The strong November performance follows consistent growth trends observed throughout 2025, with Pune emerging as one of Maharashtra’s most active property markets.
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Analysts believe that the upcoming festive season and year-end offers will further boost registrations in December.
The data highlights Pune’s ability to sustain real estate demand across cycles, driven by its diverse economy and growing population. With stamp duty collections crossing Rs 565 crore in a single month, the sector continues to play a vital role in supporting state finances while offering opportunities for developers and buyers alike.
Sources: Moneycontrol, Business Standard, Times of India