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8,000 sqft warehouse in Pune, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 5RCC
Carpet Area
8,000 sqft
Rent / Month
₹26 /sqft

Chakan

Pune

  • 13 ft Clear Height
  • 2 Docks
  • Fire NOC: Yes
10,000 sqft warehouse in Pune, MaharashtraPhoto 1 of 4RCC
Carpet Area
10,000 sqft
Rent / Month
₹26 /sqft
  • 18 ft Clear Height

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Frequently Asked Questions

Chakan for newer stock and proximity to the automotive and engineering cluster, at a little more per square foot. Wagholi for a lower rate and for eastern road access. Both are well-defined belts with narrow rate bands, so the comparison is unusually clean.

Some, but very large units are rarely listed in Pune because most of the stock is small to mid-size. A larger requirement usually means build-to-suit at Chakan, near the automotive cluster, or looking at Bhiwandi, which has far more depth at that scale and serves Mumbai as well.

Most are pre-engineered, but a high share are conventional sheds for a market of this size. Clear height is on record for nearly every listing and it runs low, so check structure and height on site rather than assuming from the rate.

Yes, at Chakan. The belt grew up around Pune's automotive and engineering cluster on the Nashik road, and its stock is newer than the rest of the city. Kuruli, Mahalunge and Nighoje sit around it. For distribution into Pune city or eastwards, Wagholi on the Nagar road is the better fit.

Inside an MIDC estate, including much of Chakan, the allotment terms and MIDC's consent for the sublease. On private land around Wagholi and Lonikand, the land's non-agricultural status and building permission, in the current owner's name. Then the final fire NOC, which in Maharashtra comes after a provisional approval at building permission.

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