Buying real estate is a big decision — but one of the most common dilemmas in Pune’s market today is:
“Should I invest in an NA plot or a flat?”
With Pune rapidly expanding — in areas like Nanded City, Bavdhan, Khed Shivapur, Hinjewadi, and Wagholi — buyers are exploring both options. But which one is better in 2025? Let’s break down cost, appreciation, control, and risks for both.
“NA” stands for Non-Agricultural Land — a plot legally converted for residential or commercial construction. Unlike agricultural land, NA plots are legal to build homes or offices and are approved by the local authority.
NA Plots are commonly available in:
But flats also have:
Factor | NA Plot | Flat |
---|---|---|
Ownership Control | Full control – you own land | Limited – builder/society regulated |
Customization | Full freedom to design | Minimal changes allowed |
Cost per Sq.ft | Usually lower | Higher per sq.ft in prime areas |
EMI Eligibility | Difficult loan process | Easy home loan with low interest |
Income Potential | Long-term resale gain | Immediate rental income |
Maintenance | None unless developed | Recurring society charges |
Risk Factor | Medium (requires legal checks) | Low (if RERA-registered) |
Dhandeep Developers offers verified NA plots with:
Both can be profitable if bought smartly. The key is choosing the right location, legal paperwork, and developer/channel partner.
“I wasn’t sure whether to go for a flat or a plot. The Dhandeep team explained the pros and cons with clarity. I booked an NA plot near Khed Shivapur — it’s already appreciating!”
— Vishal Patil, Pune
In 2025, Pune offers excellent opportunities for both plot and flat buyers. Just make sure: