With Chandrababu Naidu's return to power, experts predict a 10-15% correction in Hyderabad's real estate prices, reviving Amaravati's potential as a top real estate hub.
Real EstateHyderabadChandrababu NaiduTelugu Desam PartyAmaravatiReal Estate MumbaiJun 13, 2024
Experts predict a 10-15% correction in real estate prices in Hyderabad.
Chandrababu Naidu's focus on infrastructure development and his efforts to establish Hyderabad as a major IT hub are driving growth in the real estate sector.
Naidu's return to power has renewed hopes of reviving Amaravati's real estate potential, and his proven track record of developing Hyderabad as an IT-ITeS and industrial hub is expected to spur rapid real estate development.
The correction in prices is expected to make Hyderabad an attractive destination for investors and buyers, leading to an increase in demand and subsequently, a boost to the local economy.
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