Certainly! When addressing concerns about water scarcity and rising temperatures in Pune, it’s essential to focus on the positive aspects of the city. Here are some points you can consider: 1) Quality of Life: Despite the challenges, Pune offers a high quality of life. It has a rich cultural heritage, educational institutions, and a vibrant social scene. People appreciate the balance between work and leisure. 2) Job Opportunities: Pune is a major IT hub and home to several multinational companies. The job market is robust, attracting professionals from various fields. Purchasing property here can be a strategic investment for career growth. 3) Green Spaces: Pune has beautiful green areas, parks, and hills. Residents can enjoy nature and outdoor activities. The city’s green cover contributes to a healthier environment. 4) Infrastructure Development: Pune’s infrastructure is improving continuously. Metro projects, better roads, and connectivity are enhancing the overall living experience. 5) Resilience: Pune residents have shown resilience in coping with challenges. The community spirit and adaptability make it an attractive place to live. Remember, every city has its pros and cons, and focusing on the positive aspects helps create a balanced perspective. 😊 Now for water, Purchase a flat in a good society where builder has taken care of this problem in advance. While water crises is not just pune problem you check with any big city they are facing such issues. 2nd Heat is also felt in every part of INDIA this year check with Delhi, Mumbai, Banglore, Ahemdabad etc.. Pune cant be an exception. Last investment is your personal choice you can choose any city which suits you.
@@homelogica977 First of all I would thank you and appreciate your efforts for replying and clearing my doubts and yes I totally agree with and every point you said as very well aware of brighter side of the scenario. I know property purchase is a big deal as it remains for a longer time. So, as a matter of aspect from perspective of long term investment I would to ensure what initiatives has taken by the government or the real estate companies have taken as an alternate option as of now on initial level. Recently what are the arrangements for water supply because I don't know the exact situation of people living in Pune ? How they getting water supply till this situation gets over ? Abhi haal filhal mein kya bandobast hai yeh bataiye
Currently I don’t feel city has any major water shortage as we are getting enough rains in and around city. Rest before going for property hunt do consult these points with your Channel partner or agent ( If going for resale property ). There are properties where you won’t find any water issue but the very next society beside it, is using tanker water to meet its end. So it’s not the supply of water but mostly which kind of property you are investing will decide your fate.
@@homelogica977 I see .. very well said.... ! Definitely I would like to meet you regarding property consultation matters. I've seen few videos on your channel of properties located in bavdhan. Will surely contact you within this year.
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I've a question why do we purchase in Pune when the city is already facing water scarcity and rise in temperature as excessive heat ?
Certainly! When addressing concerns about water scarcity and rising temperatures in Pune, it’s essential to focus on the positive aspects of the city. Here are some points you can consider:
1) Quality of Life: Despite the challenges, Pune offers a high quality of life. It has a rich cultural heritage, educational institutions, and a vibrant social scene. People appreciate the balance between work and leisure.
2) Job Opportunities: Pune is a major IT hub and home to several multinational companies. The job market is robust, attracting professionals from various fields. Purchasing property here can be a strategic investment for career growth.
3) Green Spaces: Pune has beautiful green areas, parks, and hills. Residents can enjoy nature and outdoor activities. The city’s green cover contributes to a healthier environment.
4) Infrastructure Development: Pune’s infrastructure is improving continuously. Metro projects, better roads, and connectivity are enhancing the overall living experience.
5) Resilience: Pune residents have shown resilience in coping with challenges. The community spirit and adaptability make it an attractive place to live.
Remember, every city has its pros and cons, and focusing on the positive aspects helps create a balanced perspective. 😊
Now for water, Purchase a flat in a good society where builder has taken care of this problem in advance. While water crises is not just pune problem you check with any big city they are facing such issues.
2nd Heat is also felt in every part of INDIA this year check with Delhi, Mumbai, Banglore, Ahemdabad etc.. Pune cant be an exception.
Last investment is your personal choice you can choose any city which suits you.
@@homelogica977 First of all I would thank you and appreciate your efforts for replying and clearing my doubts and yes I totally agree with and every point you said as very well aware of brighter side of the scenario.
I know property purchase is a big deal as it remains for a longer time. So, as a matter of aspect from perspective of long term investment I would to ensure what initiatives has taken by the government or the real estate companies have taken as an alternate option as of now on initial level.
Recently what are the arrangements for water supply because I don't know the exact situation of people living in Pune ? How they getting water supply till this situation gets over ?
Abhi haal filhal mein kya bandobast hai yeh bataiye
Currently I don’t feel city has any major water shortage as we are getting enough rains in and around city.
Rest before going for property hunt do consult these points with your Channel partner or agent ( If going for resale property ).
There are properties where you won’t find any water issue but the very next society beside it, is using tanker water to meet its end. So it’s not the supply of water but mostly which kind of property you are investing will decide your fate.
@@homelogica977 I see .. very well said.... ! Definitely I would like to meet you regarding property consultation matters. I've seen few videos on your channel of properties located in bavdhan. Will surely contact you within this year.