Projects for SLUM REHABILITATION in Pune

One can for sure, fall in love with the cultural city of Maharashtra for its happening night life and high standard of living, however, cannot ignore the slum areas in the city.

What is the need for Slum Rehabilitation?

Pune, the cultural capital and educational centre of Maharashtra state! The affordable housing provided by the urban local bodies, private housing sector, town planners & the private developers does not match with the speed of urbanization. Purchasing a property of one’s own has now become out of reach for the common man in the city due to the increasing rates, thus resulting in the formation of slum pockets in the urban areas of the city.

Naiknavare Developers Pvt. Ltd., under the SRA scheme, has taken this opportunity to build well structured residential and commercial spaces in the slum areas of Pune like the ones near Dandekar Bridge and Ramtekdi in Pune.

If we speak about the location of Dandekar Bridge, there exists the Parvati Temple, one of Pune’s historical landmarks created by the Peshwas. The 1961 floods led to devastation in western parts of the city which resulted in a housing crunch for the people belonging to the economically weaker sections of the society. The foothills of Parvati hills and adjoining areas, then turned into an ideal spot for the people to build temporary shelters which then led to the establishment of shanty towns on both sides of the Sinhagad ROAD.

Naiknavare Developers Pvt. Ltd. aims at constructing  1000 permanent self-contained dwelling units and commerce generating structures across 6.5 acres of land in the Dandekar Bridge slum region for slum rehabilitation in order to bring about a marked improvement in the overall area.

Naiknavare Developers have been trying to ensure that they add  to the overall growth of the people of the city and also in improving the quality of lives of the people of the slums. 

From Slums to Flats with Naiknavare Rehabilitation Projects

Maharashtra, the second largest state, lies just along the bank of the Mutha River. The cultural capital, Pune, faces lots of challenges as they continue to pursue economic growth. The city houses various manufacturing companies as well as automobile. Pune became the center of education and research institute that attract people not only from India but also migrants from different parts of Asia.

Not so long ago, the city is full of slum area and people with no regard for health and wellness. Mahatma Phule Peth is a slum area in Pune. The place was named after the social activist by whom he fought for the right of women for education. Today, while Pune improves the living condition of people living in the slums, Naiknavare project that rehabilitates this place had started. This slum awarded to the company will soon provide decent shelters to the people. Since the area is a good place for commerce, space will also be provided to accommodate local livelihood that uplifts the living condition of people in this part of Pune. In doing this, the company aims to promote better sanitation in the city and more space for migrants. People living in the slums will be given decent jobs through various industries that are expanding in the area.

Pune is the center of cultural tradition thus; Parvati Temple is among the historical landmark of Pune. In 1961, there was a great flood that affects the economic condition of the people living in the western part. In the foothills of the Pravati hills are shanties for informal settlers that will be developed by Naiknavare for dwellers. This will bring better homes for townspeople as well as generate income for the dwellers who wish to start a small business to improve living condition. This is a good place as it is accessible via the Sinhagad Road. This is the future site of the Dandekar Bridge residential and commercial spaces in Pune.

Juna Bazar, Mangalwar Peth is among the areas that were destroyed by the flood in 1961. Most people here are migrants and laborers that can contribute in the growth of various companies that expands in Pune. Despite the tragedies, people in the slums never give up on hope. They work hard to earn their keep and thus Naiknavare would want to provide better homes where the family can relax and live comfortably.

These are just the future projects of Naiknavare that will provide better homes for economic growth of the city.

Naiknavare Developer’s Ramtekdi project in Pune

Prathama - Naiknavare Developers

Naiknavare Developers has been a known brand in Pune real estate sector. The group has been known for delivering some of the finest world class homes in the Pune region. Apart from its regular work, the group has also been undertaking Slum Rehabilitation work in Pune. The Ramtekdi project in Pune, which is stated to be an effort to reinstate the Ramtekdi slums is said to be spread across 50 acres. As part of company’s Slum Rehabilitation Activity, it shall have about 15 acres of the land for redevelopment.

As per the 15 Acres redevelopment plan undertaken by Naiknavare developers, the group shall have about 7 building of 11-storied structure that shall indeed help in providing a permanent accommodation to about 1176 slum dwellers. The self contained 25 Square metered houses shall feature basic civic amenities and community facilities. Under this project, the Naiknavare developers shall also provide extra housing stock which can indeed be used as affordable rental options to new migrants as well as their families thereby discouraging them to opt for other shanty towns in the city. The group shall indeed use this income generated to pay for maintenance and maintain the premises.

Apart from providing respectable accommodation options to citizens, the projects developed on such lands also aid in providing vertical growth and modern day development. It’s more like a win-win situations for everyone. Looking at all the parties gaining from the situation – Slum Dwellers get respectable homes, Investors gain on returns, City witnesses’ development as the government gains on increased tax revenues as well as stand to gain from open land value benefit for infringed areas. It is said that Naiknavare Developers along with a list of the other developers in the region stand to gain benefits each time the NDPL gives final shape to a Slum Rehabilitation projects. Moreover, it also brings them a sense of satisfaction that they have been a part of contribution towards the nation’s development.