Nisus Finance Strengthens Pune Portfolio With Rs 900 mn Investment

18 May 2026 CW Team

Blue Ridge is a 150-acre township developed by Paranjape Schemes with thirty-three residential towers delivered to more than 6,000 families, three SEZs employing over 35,000 IT professionals and a range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities. Hinjewadi is one of Pune’s most established and high-demand residential micro-markets owing to proximity to IT hubs and robust social infrastructure. The micro-market continues to attract both first-time homebuyers and upgrade demand.

The project sits on one point zero nine acres of conveyed land and has a total saleable area of 0.402 million (0.402 mn) sq. ft. It comprises 188 units in three- and four-bedroom configurations with average areas of 1,300 and 1,700 sq. ft and has a gross development value of about Rs 3.7 billion (Rs 3.7 bn) with an expected operating surplus of around Rs 1.43 billion (Rs 1.43 bn).

The asset benefits from its location within an integrated township, improving approval visibility and providing steady end-user demand, which the company views as supportive of a disciplined, risk-adjusted return profile. The investment is structured to optimise capital protection while enabling participation in projects with disciplined underwriting and defined exit timelines.

RESO-I is a Rs 17 bn SEBI-registered AIF that targets projects with established cash flows, strong asset cover and short exit timelines to accelerate project execution and provide funding to credible developers. Nisus Finance said the transaction aligns with its strategy of partnering with established developers and investing in assets with strong cashflow visibility and downside protection. With this transaction Nisus Finance continues to strengthen its domestic real estate portfolio through selective investments in high-growth micro-markets.

Nisus Finance Services Co Limited has announced an investment of Rs 900 million (Rs 900 mn) through its Real Estate Special Opportunities Fund - I in Realnet Ventures Private Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Paranjape Schemes (Constructions) Limited. The investment supports a residential tower within the Blue Ridge township in Hinjewadi phase one in Pune. Blue Ridge is a 150-acre township developed by Paranjape Schemes with thirty-three residential towers delivered to more than 6,000 families, three SEZs employing over 35,000 IT professionals and a range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities. Hinjewadi is one of Pune’s most established and high-demand residential micro-markets owing to proximity to IT hubs and robust social infrastructure. The micro-market continues to attract both first-time homebuyers and upgrade demand. The project sits on one point zero nine acres of conveyed land and has a total saleable area of 0.402 million (0.402 mn) sq. ft. It comprises 188 units in three- and four-bedroom configurations with average areas of 1,300 and 1,700 sq. ft and has a gross development value of about Rs 3.7 billion (Rs 3.7 bn) with an expected operating surplus of around Rs 1.43 billion (Rs 1.43 bn). The asset benefits from its location within an integrated township, improving approval visibility and providing steady end-user demand, which the company views as supportive of a disciplined, risk-adjusted return profile. The investment is structured to optimise capital protection while enabling participation in projects with disciplined underwriting and defined exit timelines. RESO-I is a Rs 17 bn SEBI-registered AIF that targets projects with established cash flows, strong asset cover and short exit timelines to accelerate project execution and provide funding to credible developers. Nisus Finance said the transaction aligns with its strategy of partnering with established developers and investing in assets with strong cashflow visibility and downside protection. With this transaction Nisus Finance continues to strengthen its domestic real estate portfolio through selective investments in high-growth micro-markets.

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