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This 38-acre industrial plot development called Pangri SHIVAR is located 9km from the Indiabulls SEZ on the Sinnar-Shirdi Highway in Maharashtra, India. The development will have 262 plots ranging in size from 181 to 400 square yards that are proposed for small-scale industrial use. The site is well-connected, within 40km of Nashik Road Railway Station and 35km of both Shirdi Sai Nagar Railway Station and the holy city of Shirdi.
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Pangri
- 1. Pangri SHIVAR: Sinnar- Shirdi Highway 09Km away from Indiabulls’ SEZ Shirdi Highway touch property
- 2. Project Details N.A Final plots. Total area 38 acres. Total plots 262 Plot size: 181 Sq.yrds to 400 Sq.yrds
- 3. DEVELOPMENT •Proposed Small Scale Industrial Zone.
- 4. •Indiabulls SEZ just 9 Km
- 5. Site Layout survey no.262 total plots- 262
- 6. PLACES NEARBY:- Nashik Road Railway Station- 40 Km Shirdi Sai Nagar Railway station 35 Km
- 8. •Sinnar-Shirdi Highway touch plots
- 9. Proposed Shirdi Airport -30 Km
- 10. Shirdi Sai Mandir-35 Km Shani signapur-95 Km