Hiranandani Hinjewadi is a new launch with multiple phases, and the planned possession date is December 2030. Construction progress will be shared phase by phase as work moves forward. This page explains the stages of construction, how you can track progress, and where to find the official status.
If you are a buyer or a prospective buyer, you do not need to wait for a developer's announcement to follow progress. There are simple ways to check for yourself.
Ask the team for the latest progress status of the phase you are interested in.
Get Progress UpdateThese are renders of the planned look, not photos of site progress.


A tower moves through a clear sequence of stages. Knowing them helps you read any update.
| Stage | What it means | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Approvals and clearances | Plans and permissions for the phase are in place | Approved plans and RERA registration of the phase |
| Excavation and foundation | Site is dug and the base of the tower is built | Soil testing and foundation depth as per design |
| Structure | Columns, beams and slabs rise floor by floor | Steady progress and quality checks on concrete |
| Masonry and plastering | Walls and internal finishing begin | Straight walls, even plaster and proper curing |
| Services and finishing | Electrical, plumbing, flooring, doors and windows | Match with the specification schedule |
| Amenities and landscaping | Clubhouse, gardens and recreation areas are developed | Progress of shared facilities with the tower |
| Occupancy certificate and handover | Authority certifies the building and keys are handed over | Occupancy certificate and final inspection |
Do not depend on one source. Use a mix of official records and your own visits.
Possession timelines depend on these stages, which are covered in detail on the possession page.
Quality is easier to check while a building is under construction than after it is finished. If you can, bring a civil engineer or a trusted contractor on a visit.
Check that reinforcement is covered with concrete, slabs are level and walls are plumb. Ask about curing and site safety.
Compare room sizes, ceiling heights and door positions with the approved plan. The specifications guide lists the areas to check against your agreement.
Work will be sequenced across the township. Residential phases, shared amenities and commercial areas will not all be built at the same time. The proposed racecourse, international polo club and resort facilities are larger projects that will follow their own schedule.
Ask the team for a phase-wise view: which towers start first, when the clubhouse is due and when roads and landscaping will be ready.
Want a phase-wise construction schedule? Request it on a call.
Request SchedulePhotos and videos help, and the developer may release them as milestones are reached. Until then, the gallery page shows representative visuals of how the township is planned to look. Keep in mind that these are renders and not photos of the site.
If a construction update shows slower progress than planned, ask direct questions.
A good progress report is specific, dated and honest. It names the tower, the stage reached, the number of floors completed and the work planned for the next quarter. It includes photographs taken on a known date and explains any delay.
Be careful with vague updates that say only that work is going on well. Ask for details, compare them with your payment demand and, if possible, verify them by visiting the site.
Share your details and the team will send the current progress for your phase.
The project is a new launch with multiple phases. Ask the team for the current progress of the phase you are interested in.
Once the phase is registered, check the periodic progress reports on the state RERA portal.
Dated site photos and progress reports can be requested from the team.
This depends on the phase. Ask for a phase-wise schedule for amenities.
Site visits are usually arranged through the sales team. Book a slot in advance.