Bakori, Pune
PMRDA (village in Haveli taluka, outside PMC limits) area · 2 new projects · 1 BHK, 2 BHK
About Bakori, Pune
Bakori is a village in Haveli taluka just east of Wagholi, reached from Nagar Road (the Pune-Ahilyanagar highway) at Bakori Phata. It stayed outside the Pune Municipal Corporation when Wagholi was merged in 2021, so planning and building approvals here sit with PMRDA. Kesnand, Lonikand and Wade Bolhai are its neighbours.
The housing here is an overflow of Wagholi's boom: budget apartment projects on and around Bakori Road, priced for buyers working in Kharadi, Viman Nagar and along Nagar Road. IndiProp lists 2 projects in Bakori, both by Pristine Properties. Pristine Aakanksha and Pristine Palms are completed projects with small 1 and 2 BHK flats and among the lowest entry prices on IndiProp's Pune list.
The access road is the problem every buyer should know about. Bakori Road is shown as a 60-foot road in town planning maps, but residents still use a stretch about 9 feet wide because land acquisition has not been completed. Residents' groups say more than 8,000 flats and about 35,000 people depend on the road, and they have filed a PIL in the Bombay High Court and, in September 2025, started a hunger strike, accusing PMRDA of approving buildings without the promised road. There is a longer-term fix on paper. The approved Ramwadi-Wagholi metro extension includes a Bakori Phata station, and PMRDA is planning an elevated corridor on the Pune-Ahilyanagar highway. Bakori suits buyers on a tight budget who work on the eastern side and are prepared for a difficult last mile until the road is built.
- Village east of Wagholi, outside PMC limits and under PMRDA planning
- Access from Nagar Road at Bakori Phata
- Bakori Phata station is on the approved Ramwadi-Wagholi metro extension
- 2 completed Pristine Properties projects on IndiProp
New projects in Bakori, Pune
2 projects by Pristine Properties
Living in Bakori
Connectivity
- Nagar Road (Pune-Ahilyanagar highway) at Bakori PhataThe main link to Wagholi, Kharadi and the city; congested at peak hours through Wagholi.
- Bakori RoadPlanned as a 60-foot road but in use as a stretch about 9 feet wide; residents have been campaigning for it since 2013.
- Ramwadi-Wagholi/Vitthalwadi metro extension (approved)Approved by the Union Cabinet in 2025 with a planned Bakori Phata station; not yet built.
Around Bakori
Offices & IT parks
- EON IT Park, Kharadi
Pros & cons of Bakori
👍 Good to know
- Among the lowest entry prices for flats in the eastern suburbs
- Completed projects, so no construction risk on IndiProp's listings
- Metro station planned at Bakori Phata
⚠️ Consider
- Bakori Road is still a narrow lane despite a 60-foot plan
- Civic services depend on a gram panchayat and PMRDA rather than a municipal corporation
- Long commute through Wagholi traffic to Kharadi and the city
Developers in Bakori
Bakori on the map
FAQs about Bakori, Pune
How many new projects are there in Bakori, Pune?
IndiProp currently lists 2 projects in Bakori, Pune from 1 developer, of which 2 are ready to move.
What is the starting price of flats in Bakori, Pune?
Listed starting prices in Bakori, Pune begin at about ₹10.70 L, and the typical project starts around ₹17.66 L. Prices depend on the project, configuration and floor, so check the latest price sheet before booking.
Is Bakori part of Pune Municipal Corporation?
No. Bakori is a village in Haveli taluka outside PMC limits, and PMRDA handles planning and building approvals. Neighbouring Wagholi was merged into PMC in 2021.
What is the Bakori Road issue?
Bakori Road is planned as a 60-foot road, but land acquisition is pending and residents use a stretch about 9 feet wide. Residents have filed a PIL and protested, saying buildings were approved without the promised road.
Will the metro reach Bakori?
A Bakori Phata station is part of the Ramwadi-Wagholi/Vitthalwadi extension of the Aqua Line approved by the Union Cabinet in 2025. Construction is being taken up in phases from the Ramwadi end.