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How Will The Pune-Bengaluru Expressway Impact Real Estate?

The Pune-Bengaluru Expressway will cut travel time between the two cities from 15 to 7 hours and boost real estate growth in regions like Satara, Kolhapur, and Bagalkot.
Pune-Bengaluru expressway (Image: Canva)

Pune-Bengaluru expressway (Image: Canva)

The Pune-Bengaluru Expressway is an access-controlled, green highway that connects Maharashtra and Karnataka. The 700-km expressway is expected to reduce the distance between Pune and Bangalore. Presently, it takes approximately 15 hours to drive from Pune to Bangalore. But with the Pune-Bangalore expressway becoming functional, it will take only about 7 hours to cover the distance between the two cities.
The Pune-Bangalore Expressway will begin in Karnataka from Bommanal, Athani Taluk.

In Karnataka it will pass through districts of:

  • Belagavi District (Athai)
  • Jamakhandi
  • Bagalkot
  • Badami
  • Mudhol
  • Nargund
  • Gadag District (Ron)
  • Yelaburga, Koppal District
  • Vijayanagara District (Kudligi)
  • Davangere (Jagaluru)
  • Madhugiri
  • Chitradurga Taluk
  • Koratagere
  • Nelamangala
  • Tumakuru District
  • Bangalore Rural District, including Doddalballpur
In Maharashtra, the Pune to Bangalore Expressway will begin from Kanjle on the proposed Pune Ring Road. It will pass through:
  • Pune
  • Sangli
  • Satara district

Impact of Pune-Bangalore Expressway on Real Estate

The upcoming Pune-Bangalore Expressway is poised to bring transformative changes to the residential and commercial real estate landscape of adjoining regions. With enhanced infrastructure, areas like Nashik, Kolhapur, and Satara are expected to witness significant economic growth and increased development activity, as per a Magic Bricks report.
The expressway is also set to streamline commercial operations and boost trade by easing congestion on existing highways that handle traffic from Mumbai, Pune, Gujarat, and other key locations. Moreover, the project will pass through drought-prone parts of western Maharashtra and underdeveloped regions of Karnataka, offering much-needed connectivity and development opportunities for local communities.
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