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Mokila Land Values Surge as Hyderabad's Suburban Plot Market Accelerates Hyderabad's emerging suburban markets continue to demonstrate robust momentum, with a recent transaction in Mokila underscoring investor appetite for organized residential developments on the city's periphery. A single plot in

Hyderabad's Real Estate Market at a Crossroads: What 2026 Holds for Buyers and Investors As Hyderabad enters 2026, the city's real estate landscape stands at an inflection point. After years of rapid growth fueled by IT sector expansion and infrastructure development, the market is now settling into

Hyderabad housing market holds steady in H1 2026; GCCs drive record office leasing

Hyderabad's Housing Market Maintains Momentum as Tech Giants Fuel Office Boom Hyderabad's residential real estate market has demonstrated resilience through the first half of 2026, with steady transaction volumes and price stability underpinning investor confidence. The stability comes even as the c

Telangana eyes Rs 2.5K crore from two prime parcels at Raidurg  The New Indian Express

CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show 2026 from August 28 to 30 at Hitex  thehindu.com

2 Lakh Acres Seek Removal From Telangana’s Prohibited Land List  Hyderabad Mail

Hyderabad ORR drives Telangana real estate boom  Hyderabad Mail

Reliable Real Estate Information Key for Homebuyers: CREDAI Telangana President at Property Pulse Agents Meet  SMEStreet

Hyderabad is India's second most expensive housing market, with the average household spending about 30% of monthly income on home-loan EMIs, per Knight Frank. With prices up roughly 13% over the past year and wage growth moderating, the EMI burden is squeezing middle-income buyers — though the city stays far cheaper than Mumbai.

Telangana's revision of government land values, effective 1 May 2026, has raised the cost of registering property across Hyderabad — even with stamp-duty and registration rates unchanged. Hikes of 10–30% statewide, and up to 30–50% in core urban zones around the Outer Ring Road, mean buyers in high-growth corridors now pay materially more.

RERA Orders Hyderabad Builder to Fulfill Pending Amenities at Luxury Villa Project In a significant enforcement action, the Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority has directed a prominent builder to expedite completion of promised amenities at a high-end villa development in Hyderabad. The order

Home-loan EMIs in Hyderabad have eased — the RBI cut rates 125 bps in 2025, taking home-loan rates to ~7.10–7.35%. But affordability has stayed flat: a typical household still spends ~30% of income on EMIs (Knight Frank), and Hyderabad remains India's second-most-expensive market. The real risk is price, not interest.