Talegaon Dabhade Municipal Council, within the PMRDA region area · 1 new project · 1 BHK, 2 BHK
Talegaon Dabhade is a town in Maval taluka, north-west of Pune on the old Mumbai-Pune highway, between Dehu Road and Vadgaon Maval. It sits at about 670 m in the Sahyadri foothills, with the Indrayani river nearby. It has its own municipal council and falls within the wider PMRDA region. Talegaon station is a terminus for Pune suburban trains, which is why many residents commute into Pimpri-Chinchwad and Pune by rail.
The employment base is industrial. MIDC's Talegaon industrial area lies just outside the town, and the former General Motors car plant there now belongs to Hyundai Motor India. Hyundai bought it in January 2024, pledged about ₹6,000 crore of investment in Maharashtra, began engine production in June 2025 and planned to start vehicle production in late 2025. The Chakan auto belt is also within reach by road.
IndiProp lists 1 project in Talegaon: Saarrthi Swadesh by Saarrthi Group, a completed project with 1 BHK flats of about 350 sq ft and 2 BHK flats of about 490 sq ft carpet area, priced from about ₹15.75 lakh. That price level is typical of the town's appeal: it offers much cheaper housing than Pune or PCMC. Talegaon suits people working in the Talegaon and Chakan industrial areas, retirees, and budget buyers willing to commute by suburban train. The trade-off is distance. Pune's city centre is a long rail or road trip away, and the town's civic services are those of a municipal council rather than a large corporation.
1 project by Saarrthi Group
IndiProp currently lists 1 project in Talegaon, Pune from 1 developer, of which 1 is ready to move.
Listed starting prices in Talegaon, Pune begin at about ₹15.75 L. Prices depend on the project, configuration and floor, so check the latest price sheet before booking.
Talegaon Dabhade has its own municipal council and lies within the PMRDA region.
Talegaon station is a terminus for Pune suburban trains on the Lonavala line. By road, the old Mumbai-Pune highway runs through the town towards Pimpri-Chinchwad.
Hyundai Motor India's plant in the MIDC Talegaon industrial area, formerly General Motors', is the largest. Hyundai began engine production there in June 2025.