Godrej Woodsville entered the metro inauguration with 99.09% of its recorded inventory already classified as sold. Fusion Towers Phase IV entered with a growing sold count. Buyers along Hinjewadi–Shivajinagar should distinguish accumulated sales from recent changes before assessing delivery: the projects arrive at the same transport milestone with different sales histories. Their MahaRERA unit inventories observed in September and November 2026 make that distinction concrete.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the corridor on 3 November 2026, according to Hindustan Times. Its report describes property experts’ expectations of stronger demand near stations. Knight Frank’s India Real Estate report likewise identifies expanded metro connectivity along Hinjewadi–Shivajinagar as a prospective benefit for Pune housing. Those forecasts sit beside an established record of buying that deserves attention on its own terms.
What was already sold
Godrej Woodsville’s MahaRERA unit inventories observed on 10 September and 2 November 2026 each recorded 983 sold entries within 992 total entries. The registered promoter is MAAN HINJE TOWNSHIP DEVELOPERS LLP. Its MahaRERA project detail read on 12 July 2026 carried the status “Certificate Signed” and proposed completion of 30 November 2026.
Lodha Developers Limited’s Hinjewadi Project-Tower 1 also had an unchanged sold count across those observations: 185 within 215 total entries, or 86.05%. Its MahaRERA project detail read on 12 July 2026 carried “Certificate Signed” and proposed completion of 30 June 2027.
For these projects, the striking fact is how much buying was already recorded before inauguration. A household considering either can recognise that established sales history while asking what the particular flat offers today: its layout, carpet area, quoted price and suitability for daily life.
Fusion Towers Phase IV, promoted by RAMA SYNERGY SPACES, recorded movement over the same period. Its MahaRERA unit inventory rose from 139 sold entries on 10 September 2026 to 151 on 2 November 2026. The total remained 175. Its project detail read on 12 July 2026 carried “Certificate Signed” and proposed completion of 31 December 2026.
These dated MahaRERA observations establish recorded classifications, rather than exact transaction dates, metro-caused sales, current availability, present construction progress or walking distance to an operating station.
| Project | Filed promoter | MahaRERA registration number | Sold / total entries | Reported sold share | Inventory observed, UTC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Godrej Woodsville | MAAN HINJE TOWNSHIP DEVELOPERS LLP | P52100046729 | 983 / 992 | 99.09% | 2 November 2026 |
| Hinjewadi Project-Tower 1 | Lodha Developers Limited | P52100051257 | 185 / 215 | 86.05% | 2 November 2026 |
| Fusion Towers Phase IV | RAMA SYNERGY SPACES | P52100049419 | 151 / 175 | 86.29% | 2 November 2026 |
| Venkatesh Laurel | SHREE VENKATESH BUILDCON PVT LTD | P52100055058 | 109 / 181 | 60.22% | 3 November 2026 |
Source: each named project’s MahaRERA unit inventory observed on the date shown. Sold shares use the corresponding inventory total and exclude entries classified as booked from the numerator.
The chart selects the Hinjewadi projects above with observations on both 10 September and 2 November 2026. Each project’s total inventory was unchanged between those dates, allowing a direct comparison on the same percent scale.
Sold shares before inauguration: September and November readings
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Source: Named projects’ MahaRERA unit inventories; observation dates in UTC
More sold entries, different moving plans
In Shivajinagar, Venkatesh Laurel adds a useful counterpart to Fusion. Promoted by SHREE VENKATESH BUILDCON PVT LTD, Laurel recorded 98 sold entries within 181 total entries on 19 September 2026. Its MahaRERA unit inventory recorded 109 sold within the same total on 16 October 2026. The later figures persisted in the observation on 3 November 2026.
Fusion gained 12 sold entries over its September–November comparison; Laurel gained 11 over its September–October comparison. The observation windows differ, so these increases cannot rank their sales pace. They do establish that recorded buying advanced before the inauguration at both projects.
The delivery questions differ more sharply. Fusion’s declared December 2026 completion places the immediate emphasis on the steps towards handover. A prospective purchaser should ask which finishing works and services are complete and what possession arrangements apply to the chosen flat. Laurel’s declared March 2028 completion calls for planning rent, payments and the eventual move over a longer period.
Laurel’s MahaRERA progress details read on 18 July 2026 recorded 13.0% completion. Its project detail read on 12 July 2026 carried “Certificate Signed” and proposed completion of 31 March 2028. Read the construction figure with its observation date; match a fresh progress filing to the payment schedule before committing.
Give the commute a practical value
The TEJRAJ PROFILE INFRA LLP project TEJ Mayurban offers another dated reference within Shivajinagar: proposed completion of 24 May 2027, with “Certificate Signed” status, in its MahaRERA project detail read on 12 July 2026. That date can help organise a shortlist around a household’s intended move.
Then walk the journey that matters. The Times of India reported PMRDA’s work on pedestrian connections between stations and employment hubs. Assess the building entrance, the route to the station and the onward trip to work together. The value of connectivity lies in a journey the household will actually use.
For a family comparing Fusion with Laurel, increased recorded buying is common ground. The choice turns on different moving plans: Fusion’s declared December 2026 completion makes handover arrangements the immediate conversation; Laurel’s March 2028 date makes the intervening payment and housing plan central. Choose the home whose timetable and everyday journey fit the household, with the metro strengthening that decision.