EIH to invest 254 INR-Crore in Pune’s new Mixed-Use development

Riya Fernandes Sep 16, 2024 0

In an ambitious stride to strengthen its foothold in Pune’s thriving real estate market, EIH Ltd has approved a major investment for a mixed-use development. 

The upcoming project will showcase a luxurious Trident Hotel, offering around 175 keys over an impressive 1.81 Lakh-SqFt. Additionally, the project will boast a sprawling commercial complex, which will include sleek office spaces and food and beverage-centric retail outlets, covering a vast 4.08 Lakh-SqFt.

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With a substantial total project cost of 972 INR-Crore, this grand development by EIH is poised to become a landmark in Pune. The commercial operations are expected to begin in the first quarter of FY 2029-30, marking a new chapter for EIH. Furthermore, its scale and design will set a new standard for mixed-use developments in Pune. 

Moreover, the venture promises to attract not only business professionals but also those seeking world-class amenities in a flourishing urban hub. The project is linked to Muttha Towers II Pvt Ltd in which EIH is investing an estimated 254 INR-Crore. Through this project, EIH aims to redefine the landscape, creating a destination that blends luxury with convenience.


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