Morya Residency Shivane, Pune

Pune District to Get 662 km of New Roads for 'Pune Grand Tour' Cycling Race

As part of preparations for the second 'Pune Grand Tour' cycling race scheduled for January 2027, the Pune district administration plans to develop a network of 662 kilometers of new roads. The project, with an estimated cost of Rs 900 crore, aims to improve road infrastructure across the district, connecting villages to state and national highways.

During Q2'2026, average property prices for Morya Residency moved from ₹ 6,450/sqft to ₹ 9,200/sqft, reflecting a 42.64% rise.

Pune Municipal Corporation Plans Rs 2000 Crore Infrastructure Upgrade for Merged Villages

The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is set to undertake significant infrastructure development in 32 merged villages, with an investment of approximately Rs 2,000 crore. This initiative, supported by the World Bank, Central Government, and Maharashtra Government, will focus on improving water supply, sewage networks, roads, and stormwater drainage.

During Q1'2026, average property prices for Morya Residency moved from ₹ 5,500/sqft to ₹ 6,450/sqft, reflecting a 17.27% rise.

Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar reviewed ongoing infrastructure works in Warje, Katraj, Dhayari, and Shivane, focusing on road upgrades, drainage systems, and park development. He directed authorities to expedite pending works and address quality issues to improve connectivity and urban amenities in these growing suburbs. The projects are part of broader plans to decongest main arterial roads.