ASBL Expands to Middle East with NRI Realty Meet, Boosting Hyderabad Real Estate Investments

Published: December 06, 2025 | Category: real estate news
ASBL Expands to Middle East with NRI Realty Meet, Boosting Hyderabad Real Estate Investments

ASBL, India's fastest-growing real estate developer headquartered in Hyderabad, recently concluded its NRI Realty Meet in the Middle East as part of its landmark multi-city global outreach series. The initiative was held across Muscat, Doha, Abu Dhabi, and Dubai, representing ASBL's formal entry into the Gulf market and a significant step towards building a stronger international investor base among the global Indian community.

With the Middle East being one of the most important regions for Indian real estate investments, ASBL's presence in the region reflects a long-term commitment to deepening relationships with NRI investors and serving them through direct engagement. This meet is driven by growing overseas demand for Future city Hyderabad, particularly from professionals seeking stable, high-growth investment opportunities backed by strong infrastructure and regulatory confidence.

Hyderabad has consistently ranked as India's No.1 city for quality of living by Mercer, strengthening investor confidence among global NRIs. Hyderabad's real estate momentum is strongly backed by large-scale infrastructure development, including the 340-km Regional Ring Road (RRR), the 392-km Outer Ring Rail along the RRR corridor, and the Strategic Road Development Program (SRDP), which has completed 36 out of 42 major mobility projects across the city. The Financial District alone has emerged as India's fastest-growing employment hub, with global companies leasing over 10 million sq. ft. and creating more than 100,000 new jobs. This combination of infra expansion and tech-driven job creation continues to solidify Hyderabad as one of India's most resilient property markets.

What sets this Middle East expansion apart is the direct involvement of ASBL Founder & CEO, Ajitesh Korupolu, who personally led the interactions across all cities. While most developers rely on channel-driven overseas outreach, ASBL's leadership-led initiative enabled NRIs to engage directly with the company's top management, reinforcing trust, transparency, and long-term relationship-building. This approach reflects ASBL's philosophy of placing customers at the centre of its growth strategy, even beyond Indian shores.

The Middle East NRI Realty Meet was designed to address the key challenges NRIs face when investing in India, including evolving market dynamics, limited access to real-time data, and uncertainty around long-term value. Through direct dialogue and data-backed insights, ASBL enabled participants to gain a clearer understanding of Hyderabad's real estate landscape, pricing trends, infrastructure-driven growth, rental yields, upcoming projects in Hyderabad, and long-term investment potential.

During these sessions, Ajitesh Korupolu highlighted Hyderabad's continued emergence as one of India's most resilient real estate markets, supported by sustained demand from the global tech workforce, large-scale infrastructure development, and the ongoing expansion of the Financial District and western growth corridor. He also shared insights into the steady rise in NRI investments across premium residential micro-markets, driven by employment growth, improved urban planning, and strong regulatory frameworks.

Ajitesh Korupolu, Founder & CEO, ASBL, said, 'The Middle East is home to one of the strongest and most influential NRI investor communities. Our intent is not just to showcase projects, but to empower global Indian buyers with transparent, data-backed insights so they can make confident, long-term investment decisions back home. Hyderabad continues to offer exceptional fundamentals for real estate investment, and we aim to build lasting relationships with NRIs who are looking to stay meaningfully connected with India's growth story.'

Through this Middle East expansion, ASBL is reaffirming its commitment to transparent communication, unbiased market education, and customer-first engagement. By giving overseas buyers direct access to leadership and authentic market intelligence, the company is redefining how Indian real estate brands engage with global investors. The initiative reflects ASBL's larger vision to evolve into a globally connected real estate brand that empowers NRIs to make informed, confident, and future-ready investment decisions in India.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main purpose of ASBL's NRI Realty Meet in the Middle East?
The main purpose of ASBL's NRI Realty Meet in the Middle East is to build stronger relationships with NRI investors and provide them with transparent, data-backed insights to make confident, long-term investment decisions in Hyderabad's real estate market.
2. Why is the Middle East an important region for Indian real estate investments?
The Middle East is important for Indian real estate investments because it is home to a significant number of NRIs who are looking for stable, high-growth investment opportunities, particularly in cities like Hyderabad with strong infrastructure and regulatory frameworks.
3. What are some of the key infrastructure developments in Hyderabad?
Key infrastructure developments in Hyderabad include the 340-km Regional Ring Road (RRR), the 392-km Outer Ring Rail, and the Strategic Road Development Program (SRDP), which has completed 36 out of 42 major mobility projects across the city.
4. How does ASBL's direct involvement in the NRI Realty Meet differ from other developers?
ASBL's direct involvement, led by its Founder & CEO Ajitesh Korupolu, differs from other developers who typically rely on channel-driven overseas outreach. This personal engagement reinforces trust, transparency, and long-term relationship-building with NRI investors.
5. What are the main factors driving NRI investments in Hyderabad's real estate market?
The main factors driving NRI investments in Hyderabad's real estate market include sustained demand from the global tech workforce, large-scale infrastructure development, and the ongoing expansion of the Financial District and western growth corridor, along with strong regulatory frameworks.