Nagpur
is the second capital of Maharashtra famous for export quality that are
produced here. Therefore, it is popularly known as the "Orange capital
of India". It is the largest city Central India and the third largest
city in the Indian state of Maharashtra after Mumbai and Pune. The year 2002
marked the completion of Nagpur's 300 years of establishment. On a global
scale, Nagpur is estimated to be the 114th largest city in the world. All
these figures reflect the reason being growing demand of real estate.Nagpur is the nation's 13th largest urban conglomeration as per 2001 Census. The development in the city is taking place at an unprecedented pace. The city is well poised to rub shoulders with the metro cities. Being centrally located in Maharashtra, Nagpur is well connected to cities within the state and to other states. This is an ideal place for young professionals to establish a career and buy properties as the prices will soon be unaffordable.




Nagpur
has the advantage of being centrally located and the regions like Jabalpur,
Raipur, Bilapur, Amravati, etc, offer a strong economic and infrastructural
support, fall within 150 km of the city. This makes available manpower that
is around 15 percent cheaper when compared to metros like Bangalore or
Mumbai or Delhi.