Raidurg land auctions generate ₹5,000 crore revenue, establishing the Hyderabad corridor as a prime real estate hotspot for investors across India.

Hyderabad land auction records break as a Raidurg parcel reaches ₹237 crore per acre. This historic deal highlights the city's strong investment demand.

Hyderabad real estate market sees new momentum as Brigade Group plans an ₹850 crore residential project in Kompally, catering to high-end housing demand.

Hyderabad luxury housing gains momentum as HDFC Bank invests ₹300 crore in a high-end Kokapet project, underscoring strong demand for premium residential space.

Hyderabad land auction records top bids of ₹45,500 per sq yard for plots in Thorrur as the Rajiv Swagruha Corporation successfully sells 85 residential units.

The Telangana Rajiv Swagruha Corporation auction sees plot prices hit ₹45,500 per yard in Hyderabad as strong demand reflects a major shift in land value.

Hyderabad luxury housing sales reached ₹8,562 crore in FY26, outpacing Bengaluru by four times as buyers prioritize expansive carpet area and value for money.

Brigade Enterprises targets 10 million sq ft in residential sales for FY27. This move reveals a strategic pivot toward mid-segment housing across key cities.

Hyderabad luxury housing sales reached ₹8,562 crore in FY26, offering buyers significantly more carpet area than other major southern markets in the country.

Hyderabad real estate investment heats up as Neo Alternative Asset Managers injects ₹300 crore into the premium Atlantis at Narsingi residential development.

Residential project investment increases as developers target growth in Lucknow and Hyderabad, revealing strategic shifts in the Indian real estate market.

Brigade Group acquires 5.72 acres in Hyderabad for premium luxury housing, marking a strategic expansion to address rising demand for upscale living spaces.

Hyderabad residential project development receives a ₹300 crore structured debt boost from Neo Alternative Asset Managers to accelerate large-scale construction.

Brigade Group and Bain Capital reveal a ₹2,200 crore mixed-use development in Whitefield, Bengaluru, set to expand grade-A office and premium hospitality.

Hyderabad housing prices rose 81% since 2019, sparking an affordability crisis as developers prioritize premium inventory over budget-friendly home supply.