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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
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The auction of 18 plots generated Rs 142.78 crore in revenue, with 84 bidders competing for 6,232 square yards of prime land.
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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.
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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
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TGRERA has restrained Ayyanna Infra from selling a flat in its Hyderabad project, Ayyanna Prima, after finding the builder cancelled the sale agreement unilaterally. The Authority rejected the builder’s justification and directed that status quo be maintained until final adjudication
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Builders of Noveo Homes was ordered to complete works of a flat and check water seepage issue and also provide a working electricity connection in Hyderabad
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Hyderabad has now won the dubious distinction of being the only city among major metros of the country, to have its unsold property stocks go up sharply
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A real estate company which did not complete the project after colleclting money from people got its bank accounts frozen by the TGRERA
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A flat owner in a high-rise construction can not undertake alterations or structural modifications which could affect the structural stability of the structure, ruled the Real Estate Regulatory Authority
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RERA imposes fine on builder for not registering the residential project with it, but advertising it. Says its violative of RERA rules
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A builder who used an agreement of sale which was different from the one he submitted to the TGRERA, while registering the building, was ordered to pay penalty
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A strong shift toward premiumisation has emerged and homes priced at Rs.1 crore and above increased by 1 per cent YoY, accounting for 18 per cent of total registrations in February 2025
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The answer to the 'rent or buy' question keeps changing as the Indian housing market evolves
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A complaint was filed by one of the homeowners, accusing the builder, B.R. Mohan Reddy, MD of SK Constructions & Developers, of not providing essential facilities despite charging an additional Rs. 3 lakh for amenities such as a play area, gym, and multi-purpose hall
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Owners of TMR Marvel Villas complained to the TSRERA that the builder failed to provide basic amenities and that there was inordinate delay in completion of the project. The RERA ordered the builder to complete the works by March and imposed a fine or Rs 19.80 lakh
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North West contributes 64 per cent of total sales value with transactions amounting to Rs 19,826 crore
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The assessment’s data reveals that the number of residential properties registered in January 2025 stood at 5,444 as against 5,454 registrations in January 2024. The drop might appear small but it apparently reflects the prevailing real estate market sentiments
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Between 2023 and 2024, Hyderabad was the only city to see the average flat size decrease by 9%
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The Malkajgiri MP along with a group of people had allegedly slapped and thrashed a real estate broker at Ekashila Nagar in Pocharam Municipality
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December 2024 witnessed a 20 per cent drop in home sales registrations, contrasting with a robust 7 per cent year-on-year increase for the year
