Long Term Accomodation in Pune, India

ImpatientlyPatient · Sep 4th, 2007, 12:52

Hi everyone,

I will be arriving in Pune at the beginning of September for a 6 month internship.

I know that many people come to Pune for Osho's ashram, but it is also a center for IT companies. Therefore I am wondering:

Is accomodation expensive?

Do most people share rooms?

Is it best to rent an apartment, live in a hotel or live with a family?

Are there any special laws concerning apartment rentals for foreigners?

Is it a really crowded city, as far as morning traffic goes?

I would appreciate any input.

Thanks!

Yannick · Oct 17th, 2007, 15:41

Hello, IP, I have been researching a move to india for a while now, and have looked at accomodation housing all over India. I have only been looking into apartments because that is what i want.
Apartments in Pune range from 2500 Rs per month upwards. However, the nearer you get to the actual city the more the prices go up, naturally.

Have a look on www.realestateonline.in - they have a lot of apartments listed and you can contact the vendors for information. But they don't always reply so don't hold your breath.
Happy hunting.

Yannick.

atala · Oct 17th, 2007, 17:32

s/he is already in Pune now, avoiding to inhale all the fumes possible in morning traffic

Pune is bad for that because it is surrounded by mountains.

Patheya · Oct 17th, 2007, 18:16

Hi,
we're also thinking of moving to Pune (to study with Iyengar) for six months in 2009. i have a (then he will be) 9 year old. anyone with any experience or helpful basic tips... anything that springs to mind? i'm thinking international schools, or what?
roofs and books
(takk og boker - norwegian for thanks and bows)

atala · Oct 17th, 2007, 18:37

The Osho "Ashram" used to have a day care center for kids of Westerners. You may not like their orientation, but they are good people, and our kids (of the age of yours) liked it there. But it is on the other side from where Mr. Iyengar is located. Which means you'd have to go thru all the fumes also

But Pune is really a great center of education with people of all kinds of international origins, lots of interesting people, so there should be a special solution for you too.

Patheya · Oct 17th, 2007, 18:50

thank you atala.
i have read a lot of osho and like his attitude with many things. thanks for helping!

ImpatientlyPatient · Oct 31st, 2007, 19:22

thanks Yannick!

pujamadan · Nov 1st, 2007, 16:39

Hey Patheya,

Hope this is not too late... yes although Osho ashram's day care has closed down there are some good ones in the vicinity like kangaroo kids, kinderland etc...

you can check out some more here.. http://www.metromela.com/index.php/m...3/0/num_hits/1

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Puja

birds · Nov 2nd, 2007, 15:15

One IM member called Noodles has acomodation for rent in Pune. Seems very nice for a reasonable deal. Perhaps you want to PM Noodles.

satishgokhale · Oct 10th, 2008, 12:21

Hi we are a design company and are looking for accomodation for a designer who would be joining us from the United States. He is a batchler and we would appreciate if any one knows of an accomodation somewhere in Deccan, model colony area etc.

Reg
Satish

Sep 4th, 2007, 12:52	#1
ImpatientlyPatient Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Israel Posts: 4	Long Term Accomodation in Pune, India Hi everyone, I will be arriving in Pune at the beginning of September for a 6 month internship. I know that many people come to Pune for Osho's ashram, but it is also a center for IT companies. Therefore I am wondering: Is accomodation expensive? Do most people share rooms? Is it best to rent an apartment, live in a hotel or live with a family? Are there any special laws concerning apartment rentals for foreigners? Is it a really crowded city, as far as morning traffic goes? I would appreciate any input. Thanks!

Nov 1st, 2007, 16:39	#8
pujamadan Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 2	Some day cares Hey Patheya, Hope this is not too late... yes although Osho ashram's day care has closed down there are some good ones in the vicinity like kangaroo kids, kinderland etc... you can check out some more here.. http://www.metromela.com/index.php/m...3/0/num_hits/1 Hope this helps. Cheers, Puja

Oct 10th, 2008, 12:21	#10
satishgokhale Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Pune- India - Deccan area Posts: 1	Accomodation in Pune Hi we are a design company and are looking for accomodation for a designer who would be joining us from the United States. He is a batchler and we would appreciate if any one knows of an accomodation somewhere in Deccan, model colony area etc. Reg Satish

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Yannick Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: At the bottom of a bottle Posts: 12	Hello, IP, I have been researching a move to india for a while now, and have looked at accomodation housing all over India. I have only been looking into apartments because that is what i want. Apartments in Pune range from 2500 Rs per month upwards. However, the nearer you get to the actual city the more the prices go up, naturally. Have a look on www.realestateonline.in - they have a lot of apartments listed and you can contact the vendors for information. But they don't always reply so don't hold your breath. Happy hunting. Yannick.

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atala Senior Member, 8 yrs in India Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Switzerland, just back from India 2008 Posts: 691	s/he is already in Pune now, avoiding to inhale all the fumes possible in morning traffic Pune is bad for that because it is surrounded by mountains.

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Patheya Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 18	Hi, we're also thinking of moving to Pune (to study with Iyengar) for six months in 2009. i have a (then he will be) 9 year old. anyone with any experience or helpful basic tips... anything that springs to mind? i'm thinking international schools, or what? roofs and books (takk og boker - norwegian for thanks and bows)

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atala Senior Member, 8 yrs in India Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Switzerland, just back from India 2008 Posts: 691	The Osho "Ashram" used to have a day care center for kids of Westerners. You may not like their orientation, but they are good people, and our kids (of the age of yours) liked it there. But it is on the other side from where Mr. Iyengar is located. Which means you'd have to go thru all the fumes also But Pune is really a great center of education with people of all kinds of international origins, lots of interesting people, so there should be a special solution for you too.

Oct 17th, 2007, 18:50	#6
Patheya Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Australia Posts: 18	thank you atala. i have read a lot of osho and like his attitude with many things. thanks for helping!

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ImpatientlyPatient Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Israel Posts: 4	thanks Yannick!

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birds Adopt a stray Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Goa Posts: 545	One IM member called Noodles has acomodation for rent in Pune. Seems very nice for a reasonable deal. Perhaps you want to PM Noodles.

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