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The Hyderabad meet focused on a critical shift shaping the industry today: moving from fragmented brokerage practices to structured, tech-enabled real estate transactions.

Builders in Hyderabad have opposed the new TDR rules mandating usage for high-rise buildings above 10 floors, warning that the policy could significantly increase project costs and lead to higher apartment prices for homebuyers

Hyderabad’s real estate market is showing signs of slowdown. Housing supply, property registrations and home sales are declining. Here’s what the latest data and industry stakeholders say about Telangana’s property market.

Telangana’s real estate sector, especially in Hyderabad, has faced a prolonged slowdown over the past two years. Industry stakeholders cite policy uncertainty, administrative decisions and global headwinds as key reasons behind declining housing sales, new launches and office space demand.

The Gandhi Sarovar Project under the Musi Riverfront Development has triggered concerns among builders in Bandlaguda Jagir and Kismatpura over revised buffer zone norms. Extension of limits to 50 metres is impacting ongoing villa and apartment projects

Residential property registrations in Hyderabad fell 14 per cent YoY in January 2026, with transaction values dropping 16 per cent. Knight Frank India attributed the decline to reduced demand for homes priced above Rs 1 crore, a segment that had previously shown strong growth.

Hyderabad’s skyline is changing fast with hundreds of skyscrapers rising across IT corridors. Here’s what’s driving the boom, what’s at risk, and how it could reshape the city.

Residential property registrations in Hyderabad fell by 2 per cent in 2025, but the total value rose 11 per cent to Rs 52,351 crore, driven by strong demand for premium homes priced above Rs 1 crore, according to Knight Frank India.

The Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure Corporation earned Rs 3,135 crore from auctioning two prime land parcels in Raidurg. The 7.67-acre and 11-acre plots fetched record prices due to their strategic location near HITEC City and Gachibowli

Telangana RERA has imposed penalties on three Hyderabad-based realtors for violating RERA Act. Jayathri Infrastructures, Krithika Infra Developers, and Sunrise Constructions were fined for unregistered projects, unregistered agreements, and non-registration of sale deeds

Bowenpally police arrested a Narsingi couple for cheating two women of Rs 22.5 lakh in a real estate scam. They floated a fake venture, Skanda Sri Infra Developers, forged documents and threatened the victims when asked to register the plots

Financial District is transforming into a “City within a City,” combining work, housing, and lifestyle. Strong rental growth, marquee corporate investments, and 90,000–100,000 upcoming jobs underscore the district’s resilience and end-user-driven real estate demand

The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) has ordered Hyderabad-based Jayathri Infrastructure India to refund Rs. 11.25 lakh, with 10.80% interest, to a buyer for failing to deliver on a commercial property deal.

TG RERA has penalised Ashritha Group with a Rs 3 lakh fine for failing to register the ‘Jewels County’ project. The Authority directed the builder to register the flats as per the 2021 agreements and criticised the lack of supporting documentation

TG RERA penalised Hyderabad-based Bhuvan Teza Infra Projects with a Rs 6.45 lakh fine for not registering its ‘Happy Homes’ Phase-1 project in Shamirpet. The Authority also ordered a refund with interest and listed the firm as a defaulter online

TG RERA imposed a penalty of Rs 6.17 lakh on a real estate agent from Khammam for failing to register under RERA. It also ordered Aaditri Housing to complete the project and register a flat bought by a complainant

Industries Minister Sridhar Babu said Telangana’s construction sector grew 11.97% in FY 2024–25, contributing Rs.80,000 crore. He dismissed slowdown claims, citing RERA registrations and a 58% surge in high-value home sales as indicators of robust real estate growth

The auction of 18 plots generated Rs 142.78 crore in revenue, with 84 bidders competing for 6,232 square yards of prime land.

Hyderabad’s residential property market saw a 12% YoY dip in April 2025 registrations, yet premium home demand remained strong, with Rs. 1 crore-plus units contributing 51% of value. Rangareddy led registrations, reflecting resilience in the high-end segment.

TGRERA fined Rs 12 lakh and ordered to complete and hand over villa to complainant. The Complainant was also ordered to pay the balance amount to the builder