Hyderabad's residential real estate segment has witnessed a marked shift towards high-end housing, with homes priced between ₹1-2 crore accounting for almost half of the city's residential sales and launches.
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Hyderabad's residential real estate market has witnessed a marked shift towards high-end housing, with homes priced between ₹1-2 crore accounting for almost half of the city's residential sales and launches.
The growth of the luxury residential market in Hyderabad is driven by increased interest from domestic and international investors, including NRIs and HNIs, as well as the strengthening US dollar and Hyderabad's ranking among the top 65 wealthiest cities globally.
Telangana's proactive policy landscape has been a key catalyst for Hyderabad's burgeoning residential market, with expanded metro rail networks, improved connectivity through the ORR and RRR, and multi-modal transit systems enhancing accessibility and boosting residential demand across the city.
The share of sales in Hyderabad's mid-segment (₹45 lakh to ₹1 crore) has dropped to less than 25% in H1 2024, from a 50% share until 2021.
Hyderabad accounts for 12% of the total housing stock among the top seven cities in India, with a 35% share of the city's residential stock introduced over the past ten quarters.
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