Hyderabad: Property sales in Hyderabad have seen a 7% rise, with a 23% increase in transaction value. However, December registrations showed a 20% decrease.
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The growth in Hyderabad's real estate market in 2024 can be attributed to rapid urbanization, a robust IT and industrial sector, and government initiatives to boost infrastructure development. The influx of major IT companies and the expansion of existing ones have also increased demand for properties.
Hyderabad's property sales have increased by 7%, and the transaction values have surged by 23% in 2024.
The 20% dip in December registrations can be attributed to the festive season slowdown and year-end budgetary constraints faced by many buyers.
Both the residential and commercial sectors have seen significant growth. The residential sector has seen a 10% increase in demand for homes, while the commercial sector has witnessed a surge in demand for office spaces and retail outlets.
Several major projects are in the pipeline, including the development of new residential complexes, shopping malls, and entertainment hubs. These projects are expected to create new opportunities and improve the quality of life for residents.
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