New LaunchAvika Royal Paradise
1 & 2 BHK · 452–696 sq ft
Possession: Dec 2029
Pirangut is the furthest-out locality in this belt, close to the MIDC industrial area and the road toward Mulshi and Tamhini — compare its projects here.
Pirangut has thinner infrastructure and fewer large builders than Pune’s inner suburbs — verify possession dates and MahaRERA registrations directly before booking.
Avika Royal Paradise is the most recently announced project in Pirangut with bookings open.
New Launch1 & 2 BHK · 452–696 sq ft
Possession: Dec 2029
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Projects with construction under way in Pirangut and a builder-declared possession date.
Under Construction1 & 2 BHK · 410–556 sq ft
Possession: Dec 2026
Under Construction1 & 2 BHK · 359–597 sq ft
Possession: Dec 2028
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A completed project in Pirangut you can move into without waiting on a construction timeline.
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K Raheja Viva is Pirangut’s largest single development — a 77-acre villa and plotted township, partially ready to move. Plotted development makes up close to half of local demand here, not a fringe product.
TownshipVillas & plots · 2 & 3 BHK · 674–1,780 sq ft
Partially ready to move · 77-acre township
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Beyond its own housing market, Pirangut functions as the last stop before Pune’s weekend-getaway belt — a real, organised part of the local economy, not just scenery.
The Pirangut route is explicitly named as an alternate approach road to Mulshi Dam and Tamhini Ghat, one of Maharashtra’s more spectacular monsoon drives, complete with waterfalls.
Tikona, Tung and Kothaligad are all reachable from this belt, alongside spots like Necklace Point, Khamboli Lake Bridge and the Pusane and Warasgaon dams.
Organised tent-camping operators near Mulshi charge roughly ₹1,200–2,500 a night including meals and a bonfire — evidence this is an active tourism belt, not an assumption.
5 developers with active projects in Pirangut. A card opens that builder’s own page where one exists on this site; the rest open our enquiry form.
Both, in roughly similar measure — apartment demand is somewhat ahead at around 47%, but plotted development still accounts for close to 40% of demand and over 40% of supply, led by K Raheja Viva’s 77-acre township.
Yes — it sits on a named approach route to Mulshi Dam and Tamhini Ghat, with an organised tent-camping and trekking economy already active nearby, making it a genuine option for buyers who want a weekend-home feel alongside a primary residence.
None of the builders active in Pirangut have a dedicated project page on this site yet. We still list what we could verify and route enquiries through our form.
Tell us your budget and preferred configuration, and we will come back with Pirangut projects that fit, along with their current price sheets.