Hyderabad real estate

The Hyderabad-Vijayawada highway expansion is moving forward as the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) invites tenders for widening key sections of NH-65.

Hyderabad economic growth is gaining global attention. The city continues to strengthen its position among India’s leading urban economies. According to the Oxford Economics Global Cities Index 2026, Indian cities could play a larger role in global economic growth in the coming decades.

Hyderabad is set to introduce open top double decker tourist buses, offering residents and visitors a new way to experience the city’s heritage, modern infrastructure and major attractions. The initiative will combine tourism, guided sightseeing and sustainable mobility, creating a convenient city-tour experience.

Hyderabad’s future high-speed rail plans are gaining momentum with a proposed land acquisition of 796.28 acres in Bahadurguda, near Shamshabad Airport. The land is being identified for an Integrated Mobility Hub aimed at supporting Hyderabad’s future bullet train connectivity.

Hyderabad’s KBR Park road infrastructure plan is set for a major redesign, with the Telangana government replacing the earlier proposal of 14 structures with a single two-way elevated corridor.

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

Hyderabad is set to witness another major infrastructure development with the proposed ₹2,059.81-crore Unity Mall

Hyderabad’s commercial real estate market continues to show strong momentum, with NorthBridge Asset Management leasing 1,12,390 sq. ft. of office space at SAS iTower A in Khajaguda. The transaction reflects the growing demand for premium Grade-A office spaces across Hyderabad’s.

Hyderabad’s residential real estate market continued its strong growth momentum in Q1 FY27. Housing prices increased 8% year-on-year, according to a report by Kotak Institutional Equities. Hyderabad and Bengaluru recorded the highest price growth among major Indian markets, compared with the national average of 6%.