Hyderabad has emerged as the fastest-growing city among the top six Indian metros in terms of real estate and physical infrastructure, according to the latest India Prime City Index report by Knight Frank India. The report highlights the city's rapid deve
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The India Prime City Index report by Knight Frank India is a comprehensive analysis of real estate and physical infrastructure trends in the top six Indian metros: Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad.
Hyderabad's strategic planning, government support, well-planned IT corridor, affordable living costs, and strong economic performance have contributed to its outperformance in real estate and infrastructure compared to other Indian metros.
Key areas of residential property growth in Hyderabad include HITEC City, Kukatpally, and Gachibowli, which have seen a steady increase in property prices and are highly desirable.
Major infrastructure projects in Hyderabad include the construction of the Hyderabad Metro Rail, expansion of the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, and the development of several road and highway projects.
Hyderabad is expected to maintain its momentum in real estate and infrastructure growth. Ongoing projects like the extension of the Metro Rail and the development of new industrial parks will further boost the market, along with the government's focus on sustainable development and smart city technologies.
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