Hyderabad is emerging as one of India’s leading Global Capability Centre (GCC) destinations, expanding beyond its technology roots into a hub for global operations, innovation and high-value services.

Hyderabad is taking another step towards smarter and cleaner urban management, with the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) planning to install smart CCTV cameras and IoT-based warning systems at 2,500 identified garbage hotspots across the city.

Hyderabad is set to develop a ₹1,656 crore elevated corridor connecting Banjara Hills with Shilpa Layout in Gachibowli. The proposed 9-km project aims to reduce congestion and improve connectivity between key residential, commercial, and IT areas.

Hyderabad is moving closer to a more integrated public transportation system with the proposed introduction of a common mobility card for Hyderabad Metro and RTC buses. The initiative is aimed at making daily commuting easier by allowing passengers to use a single card across two major modes of public transport.

For many homebuyers, choosing a home in Hyderabad is no longer just about finding a beautiful apartment. Location matters just as much as the home itself. Being close to workplaces, major roads, social infrastructure and everyday conveniences can make a significant difference to both lifestyle and long-term value. This is why areas around Hyderabad’s major IT corridors continue to attract strong...

Hyderabad’s real estate market has seen discussions about rising unsold flats in Hyderabad. However, recent data shows strong demand alongside significant future housing supply.

Hyderabad has taken another significant step towards improving its urban infrastructure with the opening of the new Nalgonda X Roads Steel Flyover.

Hyderabad plans to build a massive international-standard cricket stadium across nearly 100 acres at Bharat Future City.