Homes Reimagined Across 18 Acres in the Sacred Town of Alandi, Pune
2 & 3 BHK · Price on Request
Birla Alandi is an upcoming residential development by Birla Estates set on an 18-acre landscape in Alandi, one of Maharashtra's oldest pilgrim towns on the banks of the Indrayani River. The project is planned around 2 and 3 BHK Vaastu-compliant apartments distributed across five high-rise towers, each designed to rise to G+30 floors. It marks one of Birla Estates' early footholds in Pune, a city the developer entered in March 2025 with its debut project, Birla Punya, in Sangamwadi.
The promise at Birla Alandi is built around space and openness, with roughly three-fourths of the site kept as open and landscaped area, including dedicated floral gardens planted with a range of tree species. Homes are designed for families seeking a quieter, more grounded pace of living, set apart from the density of central Pune yet still within reach of its employment corridors and civic infrastructure.
Design at Birla Alandi follows the Vaastu-based planning that Birla Estates applies across its residential portfolio, pairing thoughtful unit layouts with a wide amenity base intended to support everyday family life without residents needing to leave the community. This approach draws on the LifeDesigned philosophy that Birla Estates carries into its projects across Mumbai, Bengaluru, NCR, and Pune.
Birla Estates is the residential and commercial real estate arm of Aditya Birla Real Estate Limited, formerly Century Textiles and Industries Limited, a company with roots going back to 1897 within the Aditya Birla Group. That century-long institutional backing, combined with Pune's expanding northern growth corridor around Chakan, Talawade, and Moshi, positions Birla Alandi within a locality that is steadily drawing infrastructure investment and industrial employment.
For those looking to build a home in a setting that carries both spiritual heritage and expanding connectivity, Birla Alandi presents an address shaped by the Indrayani riverfront and backed by a developer entering Pune with institutional scale.
| Configuration | Size | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| 2 BHK Vaastu-compliant 2 BHK homes planned across Birla Alandi's high-rise towers | On request | |
| 3 BHK Spacious 3 BHK Vaastu-compliant residences within the 18-acre development | On request |




Detailed master plan and unit-wise floor plans available on request.
Alandi Devachi, Alandi, Pune, Maharashtra 412105 · Pune
Alandi sits on the banks of the Indrayani River at the northern edge of Pune, a town whose identity is inseparable from Sant Dnyaneshwar, the 13th-century Marathi saint whose samadhi draws pilgrims of the Varkari sect through the year. Beyond its spiritual character, the town has grown into a well-connected extension of Pune's northern corridor, linked to Vishrantwadi, Dhanori, Charholi, and Bhosari by a steady network of arterial roads. The locality carries a livability rating that residents attribute to its affordability and its comparatively calm, low-density pace, a contrast to the density of central Pune.
Living in Alandi places a resident within reach of both worlds: the industrial and IT employment belts of Bhosari, Talawade, and Chakan, and the older civic and cultural core of the city around Vishrantwadi and Pune railway station. Pune International Airport and Pune Junction railway station are both a manageable drive away, while the Pune-Nashik Highway (NH-60) threading through Bhosari keeps the address tied into the wider industrial and residential growth of the Pimpri-Chinchwad belt.
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The Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority is investing in road stretches connecting Pune with industrial hubs including Talegaon, Moshi, and Alandi, easing congestion at the Chakan junction.
The upcoming Moshi Metro Station on the Purple Line extension is planned to connect residents of the Alandi-Moshi belt to central Pune, adding a rail-based commute option to the corridor.
Continued expansion of automotive and manufacturing units in the Chakan industrial area sustains steady employment demand for residential catchments nearby, including Alandi.
The IT and industrial clusters at Talawade and Bhosari sit within a short drive of Alandi, anchoring long-term rental and end-user housing demand in the locality.
NH-60 running through Bhosari links Alandi to Pune's urban core and onward to Nashik, forming the primary road backbone for the northern growth corridor.
Birla Alandi is planned across a substantial 18-acre site with roughly three-fourths of the land kept as open and landscaped space, giving the development a lower-density, greener character than typical high-rise clusters.
The project is designed with five high-rise towers at G+30 floors, offering residents wide views over the Indrayani river plain and the northern Pune landscape.
Alandi's identity as the samadhi town of Sant Dnyaneshwar gives the address a cultural and spiritual grounding uncommon among Pune's newer residential corridors.
Birla Estates operates under Aditya Birla Real Estate Limited, a company whose roots trace back to 1897, bringing institutional scale and continuity to a project still in its planning stage.
Homes at Birla Alandi are designed on Vaastu principles and supported by a planned amenity base exceeding 25 features, from a clubhouse and spa to floral gardens and dedicated play zones.
The address sits within reach of the Bhosari, Talawade, and Chakan industrial and IT clusters, corridors that continue to draw infrastructure investment and employment growth into Pune's north.
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