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Godrej Properties Unveils Pune Buyer Study and Hill Retreat Clubhouse
Godrej Properties has released the Pune edition of its buyer study, The Elevated Living Edit, and unveiled a 1,400 sq m resort-style clubhouse at Godrej Hill Retreat in Mahalunge. The company says the study finds that luxury in Pune is defined more by wellness, community, nature and design than by home size or address.

| Release date | 3 November 2026 (PR Newswire dateline); carried by Business Standard on 4 November 2026 |
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| Venue | Godrej Hill Retreat, Mahalunge, Pune, during Shubh Aarambh, the company's home-handover event |
| Study | Pune edition of The Elevated Living Edit, a company-commissioned study of affluent homebuyers |
| Top priority in the study | 78% want dedicated yoga and meditation spaces; 74% prioritise wellness amenities |
| Clubhouse | 1,400 sq m eco-resort-themed clubhouse with four zones and seven themed gardens |
| Pune delivery target | Over 4,000 homes in Pune by the end of FY27, as stated by the company |
| Pune booking value | ₹976 crore in Q2 FY27; ₹3,659 crore in FY26 |
| Pune footprint | 16 projects with 45.6 million sq ft of total developable area as of 30 September 2026 |
What happened
Godrej Properties Limited, listed on the NSE (GODREJPROP) and BSE (533150), released the Pune edition of The Elevated Living Edit on 3 November 2026, according to the PR Newswire dateline for the release. The launch took place at Godrej Hill Retreat in Mahalunge, Pune, during Shubh Aarambh, the company's home-handover event.
At the same event, the company unveiled a 1,400 sq m clubhouse at Godrej Hill Retreat, which it describes as Pune's first resort-style development. The release does not announce a new project launch.
Mayank Poddar, CEO – West-East Zone at Godrej Properties, said Pune continues to be one of India's most dynamic residential markets and that homebuyers increasingly want experiences that improve their quality of life. He said that in Pune, luxury is now defined by wellness, meaningful community experiences, access to nature, sustainability and thoughtful design.
The event included a fireside conversation between Poddar and actor Mrunal Thakur, moderated by Sujit Patil, Chief Communications Officer, Godrej Industries.
What the study reports
The study is a city-specific research piece on the aspirations and homebuying priorities of affluent consumers in Pune. The headline figures are:
- 78% want dedicated yoga and meditation spaces
- 76% prefer large balconies
- 74% prioritise wellness amenities
- 72% want access to green spaces
- 68% value community-centric living
- 67% prioritise recreational amenities
- 64% prioritise sustainable features
- 60% seek smart-home technology
- 79% say they would invest in Pune's residential market again
The company reads these results as a shift away from size and address toward how a home lets buyers live. Business Standard's version of the release is marked as sponsored content.
The clubhouse at Godrej Hill Retreat
The 1,400 sq m clubhouse is organised into four zones: the Kids Carnival Zone, Splash Arena, Resort Roof Arena and Tranquil Zone. It also has seven themed gardens. According to the company, it houses Pune's first operational bowling alley in a residential development, along with an interactive gym and wellness spaces. The company describes more than 25 resort-style amenities in total.
Project and location
Godrej Hill Retreat is an apartment project by Godrej Properties on Baner–Mahalunge Road in Mahalunge, Pune 411045, within the wider Riverhills township belt. Listings describe 2 and 3 BHK flats, but configurations, unit counts, areas and prices differ from one listing to the next, so buyers should check these against the official project records before relying on them.
Mahalunge is in northwestern Pune, within the Pune Municipal Corporation area, and lies along the Mumbai-Bangalore Highway. Road access includes NH 48, Nande Balewadi Road, Baner Road and Balewadi Road, with the Mumbai–Pune Expressway nearby. A planned 23.3 km metro Line 3 would link Hinjewadi with Shivajinagar and pass the area.
Company context
In its results disclosure, the company said its Board approved unaudited results for the quarter and half year ended 30 September 2026 on 23 October 2026. Godrej Properties sold 7,396 units across 12.3 million sq ft in H1 FY27 and delivered 3.4 million sq ft in the first half against FY27 guidance of 13.5 million sq ft. Q2 deliveries included Godrej Hillretreat and Godrej Meadows at Mahalunge, reported together at 2.0 million sq ft.
In January 2026, the company acquired an 8.5-acre land parcel in Pune with an estimated revenue potential of ₹2,000 crore, according to an aggregator summary. The company also says it is India's largest residential developer by value and volume of homes sold; this is a company claim.
What it means for buyers and investors
For buyers, the study shows the developer's view of what its target market wants in Pune: wellness spaces, green areas, larger balconies and community features. Buyers comparing projects should look at the actual specifications, approvals and delivery records of each project rather than the study's marketing framing.
For investors, the 79% figure is survey sentiment from a developer-commissioned study. It is not market data. No independent evidence on prices, rentals or sales volumes linked to the study has been published.
What comes next
The company says it is on track to deliver over 4,000 homes in Pune by the end of FY27, which ends in March 2027. Listings give a March 2027 possession date for Godrej Hill Retreat, though this is an aggregator figure. Godrej Woodsville in Hinjewadi Phase 1 has a reported handover in November 2026. The company has not announced further events or launches tied to this release.
Frequently asked questions
What did Godrej Properties release in Pune on 3 November 2026?
The company released the Pune edition of The Elevated Living Edit, a study of what affluent homebuyers in Pune prioritise. It also unveiled a 1,400 sq m resort-style clubhouse at Godrej Hill Retreat in Mahalunge.
What did the study find buyers want most?
According to the company's survey, 78% of respondents want dedicated yoga and meditation spaces and 74% prioritise wellness amenities. The company says luxury in Pune is now defined by wellness, community, nature, sustainability and design.
Is the study independent research?
No. The study was commissioned and promoted by Godrej Properties, so its findings are the company's research.
What is in the Godrej Hill Retreat clubhouse?
The 1,400 sq m clubhouse has four zones, the Kids Carnival Zone, Splash Arena, Resort Roof Arena and Tranquil Zone, plus seven themed gardens. The company says it includes Pune's first operational bowling alley in a residential development, an interactive gym and wellness spaces.
How many homes does Godrej Properties plan to deliver in Pune?
The company says it is on track to deliver over 4,000 homes in Pune by the end of FY27, which ends in March 2027.