Shriram Properties Ltd, the Bengaluru-headquartered developer that has spent a quarter century building homes across South India, carries its Shriram Skypark development into Dhanori, on Pune's eastern edge. Shriram Properties Limited is an Indian real estate development company headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka, established in 2000 as part of the Shriram Group, a diversified financial services conglomerate founded by R. Thyagarajan. The company commenced operations in Bengaluru in 2000 and later expanded to cities including Chennai, Kolkata, Coimbatore, Visakhapatnam, and Pune. Dhanori, part of that western expansion, is where Shriram Skypark stands as the developer's local address for buyers evaluating Pune's East corridor.
In 2021, Shriram Properties was listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India. The company has demonstrated a track record of having delivered 51 projects accounting to a saleable area of 31.5 million square feet as of 30 April 2026, alongside a pipeline of 41 projects with 35.3 million square feet of area. It has recently marked its foray into the western region with the launch of a maiden project in Pune, extending a model built over two decades in Bengaluru, Chennai, and Kolkata into a new geography. For a buyer in Dhanori, this means the Shriram name attached to Skypark carries the weight of a company whose delivery record is measured in tens of millions of square feet, not a single project.
Shriram Skypark sits in the Dhanori-Charholi Budruk stretch of Pune East, positioned close to Dhanori Road and Alandi Road. The project is spread over an area of 1.43 acres, with two towers of eight floors. It comprises 89 residential units across configurations including 1 BHK, 2 BHK, and 2.5 BHK, with unit sizes ranging from 237 to 840 square feet. The 2 BHK apartments come in two sizes, 696 sq ft and 833 sq ft, with prices starting from ₹59.98 lakh and ₹71.80 lakh respectively. The project carries RERA registration number P52100052123, verifiable on the Maharashtra RERA portal. On the amenities side, residents get a gymnasium, a club house, and a landscape garden, and an exclusive park set aside only for Shriram Skypark residents.
Dhanori is not a peripheral choice for a company entering a new city; it is one of Pune East's more established residential addresses. Dhanori is one of the prime locations to buy a home in Pune East, with 130 residential projects already in the locality. Landmarks near Shriram Skypark include Akansha School, Ajeenkya DY Patil University, and Pune International Airport. That airport proximity matters for the demand story: Dhanori enjoys connectivity to major hubs owing to its closeness to Pune Airport, just over 2 km away. With the airport upgrade scheduled for 2025-26, East Pune's surrounding micro-markets such as Lohagaon, Viman Nagar, Dhanori, and Wagholi are witnessing a fresh wave of interest.
Buyers evaluating Shriram Skypark are, in effect, buying into a locality with layered access to the rest of the city. Pune Railway Station is accessible within 10.5 km, while the upcoming Metro Line 2 with a Vishrantwadi Metro Station lies about 3.6 km from the locality. The proposed Ring Road project is expected to further strengthen this connectivity. Within the neighbourhood itself, residents have access to 5 schools, 3 hospitals, 10 cafes, 20 shops, and 15 restaurants.
Dhanori's pricing gives Shriram Skypark buyers a comparative reference point against the more established addresses nearby. The average rate in Dhanori stands near ₹6,900 per sq ft, with price growth of 21.1 percent over five years. Property prices in Dhanori offer good value compared to areas like Viman Nagar or Kalyani Nagar, with homes here coming in bigger layouts and better community spaces without excessive pricing. Against that backdrop, Shriram Skypark's 2 BHK and 2.5 BHK pricing places it within the working band of what the locality already commands, rather than at a premium detached from the surrounding market.
