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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.
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Hyderabad recorded 6,923 residential property registrations worth Rs 4,904 crore in November 2025, marking a 25 per cent year-on-year rise, with strong demand for premium homes priced above Rs 1 crore, according to Knight Frank India.
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Knight Frank India reports that 74 of 365 shopping centres across 32 cities are ghost malls with over 40 percent vacancy. The study urges redevelopment of ageing centres as organised retail demand grows and Grade A malls record strong absorption
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With Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Bengaluru leading in prime residential price growth, the market is demonstrating resilience and establishing itself as a key hub for prime real estate investments
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Amid concerns from developers, builders, and consumers about the recent shifts in the city's real estate market, speculations are emerging regarding the sales of existing stock and the impact of new project launches on inventory levels.
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According to a recent report by real estate consultant CBRE, the luxury housing segment has experienced a remarkable 27 per cent year-on-year increase in sales during the first half of 2024.
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Knight Frank has observed that nearly 14 percent of residential portfolio of India's Ultra-High-Net-Worth-Individuals (UHNWIs) is allocated outside the country.
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Individuals with a net worth of USD 30 million and above are considered ultra-high-net-worth individuals
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Hyderabad maintained an unchanged affordability index of 30 per cent for both 2022 and 2023, despite a significant surge of 11 per cent in home prices during the last year.
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The total value of properties registered during the month stood at Rs. 3,378 crore which too has increased by 42% YoY indicating a movement towards sale of more expensive homes.
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This accomplishment highlights Hyderabad's influence in the retail real estate domain, as five of its bustling high streets secured places among the nation's top 30 high street markets
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The analysis of the behaviour of the buyers has given a clear indication that a majority in Hyderabad have shifted their focus from affordable housing to mid-end and high-end homes.
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Hyderabad: The year 2022 has started off with a big bang for Hyderabad’s real estate. Right from the value of properties sold to the number of properties registered, the city appears to be on a roll. The first four months saw properties worth Rs.12,000 crore being transacted. Out of this, over 5,000 properties were registered […]
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Hyderabad: The Telangana Finance Minister T Harish Rao on Monday introduced the State budget in the State Legislature with an outlay of Rs 2,56,958 crore. The budget laid out for FY23 is balanced for all segments and robust given the current state of affairs, and has significant allocations towards roads, canals, sewerage treatments, irrigation and […]
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Hyderabad: Hyderabad is home to 467 ultra-high net worth individuals (UHNWIs, with net worth of $30 million (over Rs 225 crore) and above) in 2021, the second highest in India following Mumbai (1,596 UHNWIs), and much ahead of Bengaluru and Pune. According to Knight Frank’s Wealth Report 2022, the ultra-wealthy population in Hyderabad is expected […]
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Hyderabad: As consumers around the globe adjust to Covid times, there is a significant variance in buyer’s sentiment and behaviour. In a latest research carried out by Knight Frank on the home price expectation, 80 per cent of respondents from Hyderabad said they expect the value of their primary residence to increase by more than […]
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Many corporates, government enterprises opting to establish their units in the city
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Indian office market outlook improves, shows Knight Frank-Ficci-Naredco Real Estate Sentiment Index Q2 2021
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The investment stood at mere $199 million in Q1 of 2020 calendar year.
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About two-third of survey respondents believe residential sales and office leasing will improve over the next six months
