Venkatesh Vanaya in Kharadi, Pune: New Launch Status, Prices and Possession

Launch status

The developer's own website lists Venkatesh Vanaya as a New Launch and gives 16 July 2026 as its launch date, a date that has already passed as of October 2026. A pre-launch price line was published earlier, with the developer's key-date table listing a pre-launch date of 25 June 2026. The developer's construction status page describes the project as under construction, so buyers should treat the launch as the start of sales in an active build.

The developer is Shree Venkatesh Buildcon Pvt. Ltd. The company marked 25 years in the sector in January 2026 with a silver jubilee event in Kothrud, Pune, according to its own news page.

Location and connectivity

The project sits on Old Mundhwa Road in Kharadi West, in the east Pune IT and commercial belt. The developer describes the site as close to EON IT Park. Its sales office address is given as Sr. No. 29/1, Old Mundhwa Road, Kharadi, Pune 411014. One listing places the site near Wadgaon Sheri and Sainath Nagar Road, so the exact frontage should be checked on the approved plan.

The developer's Pune upcoming-projects page lists the scheme under the name Venkatesh Vanaya, described as 2, 3 and 4 BHK homes in Kharadi.

Configurations and prices

The developer's pre-launch price line gives starting prices for three configurations. Carpet areas quoted with each are shown below.

Other listings show different figures. One lists a 3 BHK at 1,200 sq ft from ₹1.67 crore, and an aggregator shows an average of about ₹14,103 per sq ft, which is undated and not a developer figure. The developer's payment plan is 10:10:80, with 10% on booking, 10% on agreement or allotment, and 80% linked to construction stages and possession. Its site says special schemes may be offered during key launch windows, but no specific offer is named.

Possession and construction stage

The developer's key-date table gives a completion date of 31 December 2030, with an estimated construction time of 4.5 years. Per the developer's status page, digging, foundation work and the building of tower frames were under way at the last update. Basement excavation was finished for most towers, and internal road and drainage work had started. The next milestones named by the developer are the boundary wall and then the model apartments.

RERA registration

The developer's pages give MahaRERA project registration PR1261012601206. The construction page also names phase-wise numbers PR1261012601229 (Phase 3) and PR1261012601264 (Phase 5), with PR1261012601206 for Phase 2. Buyers can check these numbers and the approved timelines on the MahaRERA portal.

Layout and amenities

The site is planned as 12 towers of 22 floors above a podium and three basements, with four apartments per floor. The developer says about 80% of the site is open green area and play zones. Listed amenities include a clubhouse, a semi-Olympic swimming pool, tennis and squash courts, an indoor games room, a gymnasium, a yoga and meditation deck, jogging tracks, a children's play park, an amphitheatre, a café, a senior citizen pavilion and a pet's corner.

Specifications listed by the developer include granite kitchen platforms with stainless-steel sinks, powder-coated aluminium sliding windows, high-speed elevators, generator backup for essential common services, rainwater harvesting and a sewage treatment facility. Structure, bathroom fittings and electrical details are not part of the published material.

Infrastructure context

The Union Cabinet has approved Pune Metro Line 4, which runs from Kharadi through Hadapsar and Swargate to Khadakwasla, along with Line 4A from Nal Stop to Manik Baug via Warje, under Phase-2 of the Pune Metro. Together the two lines cover 31.636 km with 28 elevated stations, at an estimated cost of ₹9,857.85 crore. The project is set for completion within five years, and Maha-Metro will carry out the civil and systems works.

Line 4 is expected to meet Line 2 at Kharadi Bypass, which would connect the Kharadi area to the wider network. The approval stage is confirmed; the corridor is not yet operational, and reports as of October 2026 describe it as at the approved and planning stage.

Demand context

Kharadi has grown as an IT and business district in east Pune, and the nearby Pune Metro corridor is the main public transport project planned for the area. Buyers should weigh the 2030 completion date and the pace of metro works when judging the locality's future connectivity.