Raymond Realty has a project listed as Raymond Wagholi in Wagholi, on the eastern edge of Pune, and it is at Pre-Launch stage as of September 2026. Raymond Realty is the real estate business of the Raymond group, which is headquartered in Thane and traces its origins to 1925. The Wagholi listing takes the company's residential work beyond Thane and into Pune's eastern growth belt, where most new housing supply has been moving in recent years.
Raymond Realty's best-known residential work sits in Thane, including the Ten X Habitat development. A Raymond address in Wagholi is therefore best read as an extension of a group that builds for end users in established, well-connected suburbs. Buyers looking at Raymond Realty in Pune should weigh the brand's Thane experience against a locality that is still changing quickly, with infrastructure arriving in phases rather than all at once.
Wagholi has no operational metro line today. The nearest station is Ramwadi on the Aqua Line, about 8 km away. The Ramwadi-Wagholi Metro under Line 2B is an 11.63 km elevated corridor along Ahilyanagar Road, with 11 elevated stations including Viman Nagar, Kharadi Bypass, Wagheshwar Temple, Wagholi, Siddharth Nagar and Bakori Phata. Its first phase, about 4.7 km between Ramwadi and Tuljabhavani Chowk, has begun preparatory work, with barricading near Ramwadi station ahead of geotechnical investigations in September 2026. Commissioning is expected around 2029 to 2030. The approved Kharadi-Khadakwasla Line 4 will also interchange at Kharadi Bypass, giving Wagholi a second network connection. Separately, the eastern section of the Pune Ring Road, around 32 km, has been funded at ₹10,502 crore by the state government and is expected around May 2028, opening Bakori Phata toward Chakan and Ranjangaon.
Listing data shows an average flat rate of about ₹5,850 per sq ft on a super built-up basis for the three months to September 2026, after ₹6,000 in January to March 2026 and ₹5,800 in April to June 2026. Over the last five years, prices have risen about 28.6 percent. Registry transactions for flats average a higher figure, around ₹8,507 per sq ft, because they measure a different base. Indicative bands in the locality are ₹29 lakh to ₹40 lakh for a 1 BHK flat and ₹47 lakh to ₹75 lakh for a 2 BHK flat. Buyers comparing Raymond Realty pricing in Wagholi can set it against these local benchmarks, which span both listing and registry measures.
Wagholi's social infrastructure has grown with its housing. Wagheshwar Marathi Medium School is about 0.3 km away and Oracle International School about 1.8 km. Podar International School, Ryan International Academy and CP Goenka International School are within short driving distance, and G H Raisoni College of Engineering and Management is in the area. For health care, Deokar Hospital is about 0.2 km away, Care Multispeciality about 0.6 km, Undre Hospital about 0.7 km and Imax Multispeciality about 1.0 km. Apollo Care is nearby in the Kharadi area. Daily shopping is served by Samundra Devi Market and local markets on Raisoni College Road, while Phoenix Marketcity and Amanora Town Centre are within about 30 minutes.
Wagholi has moved from one of Pune's most affordable localities to one of its fastest-emerging residential and commercial areas. Its housing mix includes apartments, villas, gated communities and duplex flats, and it is close to several employment clusters. Kharadi hubs such as EON Free Zone, Gera Commerzone, World Trade Centre and Zensar Park are about 5 km away. Magarpatta City is 12 to 15 km away and Hinjewadi about 30 to 35 km. Wagheshwar Temple and Wagheshwar Garden also draw visitors, giving the area a recognisable local character. For a Raymond Realty buyer, the case rests on that combination of employment access, affordability relative to core Pune, and infrastructure that is advancing on a known timetable.