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According to Knight Frank India, Hyderabad recorded registrations of 4,307 units of residential properties in September 2022 and the total value of these properties stood at Rs. 2,198 crore.

Hyderabad: The buying sentiment in Hyderabad is changing rapidly and residential property buyers are ready to shell out more if they are able to get bigger spaces to live in. Till about last year, the demand for residential properties was in the affordable segment, now, this is changing with many looking to shell out more […]

New Delhi: The Environment Ministry has proposed that at least one tree be planted in every 80 square metres of land to ensure residential and commercial construction sites have at least 10 per cent of their plot area under tree cover. The ministry issued a draft notification on “Building Construction Environment Management Regulations, 2022” on […]

Chennai stood a far second with 86 per cent growth at 12,530 units in 2021 compared to 6,740 units in 2020, while Bengaluru recorded lowest growth among top seven cities.

Hyderabad: With the State government deciding to reopen all the educational institutions from September 1, the schools across the State are gearing up for the same. As schools are reopening after several months of closure, the sanitation works are being carried out in government run schools across the State. Accordingly, the School Education and Municipal […]

Property prices have grown at a CAGR of 1-6 per cent across the high-end residential segment and at around 2-7 per cent across the mid segment since 2010, with Hyderabad, Bengaluru and Pune recording growth at the higher end of the range.

To facilitate vaccination drive, 48 special centres were set up in schools and colleges in the city.

Sees investments in consumer electronics, eyewear, food & beverage, apparel and jewellery retail segments

Hyderabad witnessed a growth in new launches gaining pace in Q4 2020, which increased by 91% to 10,313 units when compared to the previous quarter with 5,396 units

Launches in Hyderabad took a significant hit in Q2 and Q3 2020, as they recorded only 42 per cent and 37 per cent launches respectively, of the 2019 quarterly average. By Q4 2020, with sales also picking up momentum, launches revived, shows Knight Frank’s latest research report.

The case pertains to the violation of norms in awarding the mining leases in various districts of the state between 2012 and 2016.