Hyderabad has emerged as the leading city in India's real estate market, with an 80% increase in housing prices since 2020, surpassing traditional hubs like Delhi and Mumbai. Noida and Gurgaon also show significant growth, while legacy cities exhibit moderate gains.
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Hyderabad's surge in real estate prices is primarily due to its rapid urbanization, economic growth, and the development of key infrastructure projects, which have attracted significant investments and increased demand for housing.
While Hyderabad has seen an 80% increase in housing prices since 2020, Delhi and Mumbai have recorded more modest gains of 45% and 40%, respectively. This reflects the maturity of these markets and the dynamic growth of emerging cities like Hyderabad.
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Noida has seen a significant 152% increase in new project prices from 2019 to 2024, suggesting nearly 100% appreciation over the past four years. This growth is comparable to Hyderabad's, and Noida is emerging as a strong contender in the real estate market.
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