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Hyderabad's thriving economy, coupled with its rich cultural heritage, makes it one of the most sought-after cities for real estate investments.
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The proposed regulatory framework would help develop the real estate market, provide investor protection measures
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The company aims to expand its presence in the city by developing 5 million sq.ft of world-class residential communities with a turnover of Rs 3,000 crores by the end of 2024
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This figure speaks volumes about the Hyderabad's flourishing residential market, which is fast becoming a hot spot for both investors and homebuyers
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The real estate sector spearheaded non-technology industries, witnessing a 21 per cent upswing in recruitment compared to April 2022
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Hyderabad with the closure of 24 land deals and the acquisition of 970 acres of land, saw investments totalling USD 0.9 billion during 2018-22 into land/site acquisition.
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The city witnessed a robust activity in terms of new launches and a steady demand, which has resulted in a price appreciation of 5 per cent YoY, the data collated by Knight Frank India reveal
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The real estate market experienced a whopping 19 per cent YoY growth in sales volume, with 8,300 units sold during the period.
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In a new and emerging trend, more and more young women are found to be evincing interest in investing in property
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Average property price is significantly lower than the prices in six other top cities
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Candidates with a bachelor’s degree in Civil, Mechanical or Architecture or bachelor’s degree from a recognized university, preferably with two years of work experience in real estate can apply
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Little-known locations are providing a new dimension to property buying
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Real estate has become lucrative as an investment opportunity
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The success story of real estate in the city continues to make rapid strides unperturbed by any impacting factor and exhibiting an uncanny resilience.
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The registration and stamps department's coffers continue to swell in six districts carved out of erstwhile Warangal district
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About 3,64,900 housing units were sold in the top seven cities in 2022 against 2,36,500 units in 2021
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Authorities of Local Bodies and Revenue Department cracked the whip against errant real estate developers
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Prefer peripheral areas where they can buy bigger homes with better lifestyle amenities at lower prices: Study.
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Hyderabad: Various policies of the State government, apart from aiding in the overall development of the State, have led to a remarkable turnaround in Hyderabad’s real estate growth over the last few years. Hyderabad is one of the most sought-after office destinations in the country with over 104 million sq ft of office stock as […]
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Hyderabad: Though the western regions of Hyderabad continue to be the epicentre of growth in the city, the northern parts of the city too have been seeing significant traction due to the IT/ITeS, logistics, warehousing cluster, manufacturing clusters, pharma, healthcare clusters, etc. The region has a constant demand for residential and commercial real estate and […]
