Visakhapatnam's real estate market has seen a significant rise in land and plot prices, driven by substantial investments in IT, data centres, and digital infrastructure. Recent auctions by VMRDA have recorded price increases of up to 60%, signaling renewed investor confidence.
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The increase in land and plot prices in Visakhapatnam is primarily driven by substantial investments in IT, data centres, and digital infrastructure. These investments are positioning Visakhapatnam as an emerging technology hub on India’s eastern coast.
Key areas such as Palavalasa, Kapuluppada, and Rushikonda have seen the highest price increases. Palavalasa, near a proposed Google data centre, and Kapuluppada, an IT hub with firms like TCS and Infosys, have witnessed significant price surges.
Ancillary projects such as upscale hotels, the upcoming Bhogapuram International Airport, and the EduCity initiative linked to the new airport are increasing the strategic value of these locations, further driving real estate demand and prices.
Public auction outcomes often guide pricing in private real estate developments. Current trends show private plots in Kapuluppada trading at ₹25,000–₹30,000 per square yard, while VMRDA auction rates have approached ₹35,000, setting a benchmark for the market.
VMRDA’s approach balances urbanisation with accessibility, offering plots at competitive rates while ensuring essential civic infrastructure. This approach aims to support sustainable, technology-integrated urban growth and aligns with the city’s vision to become a metropolitan and innovation hub.

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