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Property owners across Hyderabad and neighbouring districts are facing difficulties after lands and properties were brought under Section 22A of the Registration Act. Builders and developers have raised concerns over stalled transactions, lack of prior notice and the impact on Telangana's real estate sector.

Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner G Srijana has instructed builders and real estate associations to strictly follow construction norms, environmental standards, and regulatory compliance. At a meeting with developers, she emphasised safety measures at construction sites, dust and noise pollution control, and adherence to sanctioned plans.

Builders in Telangana are facing delays in getting fire NOCs due to glitches in the Auto DCR system introduced by the Fire Department. CREDAI members urged officials to fix issues and conduct awareness drives to help streamline the application process

CREDAI Hyderabad’s annual property show will be held from August 15 to 17 at Hitex. Featuring only RERA-approved projects, the expo promises a range of apartments, villas, and commercial spaces amid continued market growth and investor confidence in Hyderabad.

Civil Supplies and Irrigation Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy made it clear that those who have already obtained permissions for their projects could remain worry-free

Post COVID there was a rise in farm plots sales and most of these were coming up in the conservation zones.

A few managements are even being forced to issue public statements stating that their properties were not in such encroached or illegal areas

HYDRAA was constituted by the State government on July 19 early this year through GOMs 99. Though it was constituted through an executive order or executive resolution, it would continue to be a legal entity, said Commissioner AV Ranganath

In a statement, the confederation said the urgent measure was intended to relocate onsite labourers to safer areas in response to the red, orange, and yellow alerts issued for heavy rainfall across Telangana

Around 900 member developers from across Telangana will attend the event which aims to elevate Telangana as a global player.

Some of the leading financial institutions participate in the property show offering the best schemes on home loans for prospective buyers, a press release said.

From trending around Rs 15,000 per sq yard, realtors say they are commanding a price of Rs 25,000 per sq yard now

The buzz over real estate prospects in Hyderabad gathered steam as TDP chief and Andhra Pradesh CM designate N Chandrababu Naidu declared Amaravathi as the State capital.

The construction works of the facility started in 2022 with a budget of Rs. 17 crores and have been completed in a record time.

Newly elected office bearers of the Construction and Real Estate Developers Association of India (CREDAI)-Mancherial district chapter assumed charges at an installation ceremony of the unit

In terms of year-on-year (YoY) price appreciation, the Hyderabad real estate market experienced a notable uptick. The report indicates an impressive performance, with 34 per cent of projects witnessing an appreciation above 10 per cent on a YoY basis.

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While, a few corporate executives are impressed with expeditious approvals for setting up their units, others are astonished with the speed at which things are happening in Telangana.

Without a master plan we do not know where Sewage Treatment Plants, roads and other facilities will come, CREDAI Telangana president elect, K Indrasena Reddy, said on Friday said.

A Dinesh Kumar was unanimously elected as chairman, U Punnamchandu, P Vamshi were chosen as secretaries