Buyers of Pune luxury homes place a high priority on wellness amenities and green spaces, according to a Godrej Properties consumer study released on October 26, 2026. The developer also said it was on track to deliver more than 4,000 homes in Pune by the end of fiscal 2027.

What the Pune luxury homes study found

In the Pune edition of The Elevated Living Edit, 78% of respondents wanted dedicated yoga and meditation spaces, while 74% broadly prioritized wellness amenities. Large balconies appealed to 76%, and 72% sought more green space.

Community-centric living was valued by 68% of respondents, while 67% prioritized recreational amenities. Sustainable features were sought by 64%, and smart-home technology by 60%. The study also found that 79% would invest in Pune’s residential market again.

The findings describe the preferences of respondents to the company’s study; the supplied details do not specify the sample size or survey methodology.

Clubhouse unveiled and home delivery target

Godrej Properties released the study at a home-handover event at Godrej Hill Retreat in Mahalunge, Pune. The company also unveiled a 1,400-square-meter clubhouse at the development, with four zones, seven themed gardens, an interactive gym and wellness spaces.

Mayank Poddar, the developer’s CEO for its West-East Zone, said the company was on track to deliver more than 4,000 homes in Pune by the end of FY27. That figure is a delivery target, not a completed total.

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