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Pune Experts Fear Property Prices May Rise 250 300 Per Sq Ft If Rmc Suppliers Go Ahead With Proposed Hike

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RMC price hike in Pune increases construction input costs by Rs 250-300/sq ft, with potential total cost rise of Rs 400-500/sq ft. Developers face margin squeeze; homebuyers may see higher property prices. Impact is local to Pune, India, affecting real estate and construction sectors.

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  • RMC suppliers in Pune proposed a rate hike of Rs 250-300 per sq ft on May 9, 2026.
  • Pune RMC Association halted operations on April 16 due to coordination issues, causing material shortages.
  • Credai Pune president Manish Jain warned overall construction cost could rise by Rs 400-500 per sq ft.
  • Developers may pass on higher costs to homebuyers, especially for new projects.
Sector verdictEM_CONSTRUCTIONFlatmagnitude 2/3 Β· confidence 3/5

Pune RMC supply halt and proposed rate hike lead to flat margins for construction firms in 48h.

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