Driven Properties Expands to India, Launches First Office in Hyderabad
Driven Properties, a Dubai-based real estate brokerage with a global presence, has opened its first office in Hyderabad, marking a significant step in its expansion into the Indian market.
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Speaking at the inauguration, Driven Properties India Managing Director Shaik Suleman emphasized the company’s commitment to the Indian market. “For over a decade, our story has been about simplifying investment, building trust, and proving that clarity always wins over confusion. Today, that story expands to India, beginning right here in Hyderabad,” he said.
Suleman highlighted that Driven Properties aims to be more than just a sales partner for builders. Instead, the company positions itself as a “growth partner” by bringing global expertise, a wide network, and investor trust to Hyderabad’s rapidly growing real estate sector. “Our approach focuses on transparency, professionalism, and providing clarity in a noisy market,” he added.
CREDAI-Hyderabad President (Elect) Gummi Ram Reddy, who attended the inauguration, congratulated the company on its expansion. “A Dubai-based company with a presence in 40 countries choosing Hyderabad reflects the city’s emergence as one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in India,” he said. Reddy noted that Hyderabad is now on par with global hubs in terms of real estate development.
When asked about the choice of Hyderabad for the first office, Suleman explained that the city was a natural first choice due to its stability, transparency, IT-driven economy, and strong infrastructure. He also revealed that Driven Properties plans to expand operations to other major cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, in the near future.
The company’s Hyderabad office spans 3,000 square feet and will serve as a bridge between developers and investors. Driven’s wider group operates 16 sister companies, offering end-to-end services in real estate, from brokerage and property management to leasing, development, furnishing, relocation support, and citizenship by investment.
“Hyderabad is a city of growth, and we see ourselves playing a key role in connecting global investors with quality projects here. Our target is to replicate the success we achieved in Dubai and help position Hyderabad as a leading destination for real estate investments,” Suleman concluded.
Driven Properties’ expansion into India underscores the growing importance of the country’s real estate market and the company’s strategic vision to capitalize on this growth. With a focus on transparency and professionalism, Driven Properties aims to become a trusted partner for both developers and investors in the region.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Driven Properties?
Driven Properties is a Dubai-headquartered real estate brokerage with a presence in 40 countries. It offers a wide range of services in real estate, including brokerage, property management, and development.
Why did Driven Properties choose Hyderabad for its first office in India?
Hyderabad was chosen for its stability, transparency, IT-driven economy, and strong infrastructure, making it a natural first choice for Driven Properties' expansion into India.
What services does Driven Properties offer?
Driven Properties offers end-to-end services in real estate, including brokerage, property management, leasing, development, furnishing, relocation support, and citizenship by investment.
What is the size of Driven Properties' office in Hyderabad?
The office in Hyderabad spans 3,000 square feet and is located at Dullas Centre, Knowledge City, Madhapur.
What are Driven Properties' future plans in India?
Driven Properties plans to expand operations to other major cities in India, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, in the near future.
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