The Indian government recently rolled out the Home Rent Rules 2025 — a game-changer for rental housing in cities like Hyderabad. These reforms aim to bring transparency, fairness, and predictability to the rental market, benefitting both tenants and landlords. Note: This image is generated by AI 🔐 Key Changes Under Home Rent Rules 2025 Digital agreements & online registration mandatory : All tenancy agreements now must be digitally stamped and registered online within 60 day

Despite a flurry of high-value land auctions positioning Neopolis as a premium real-estate hotspot, the ground reality reveals a more cautious story: about 40 % of homes  launched in Neopolis remain unsold. Note: This image is geneated using AI. 📈 Auction Records vs. Unsold Inventory Over the past weeks, plots in Neopolis have fetched staggering numbers at e-auctions. Recent rounds saw rates cross ₹137–151 crore per acre , generating more than ₹2,700 crore  in revenue for Hy

In the last 15 months, the Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency ( HYDRAA ) has made headlines by reclaiming over 1,000 acres  of land — including lakes, roads, parks, and public property — valued at tens of thousands of crores. But this impressive achievement comes with a heavy price: roughly 700 legal cases  have been filed against the agency by those whose encroachments were removed. The Times of India+1 Note: The image is generated by AI HYDRAA’s Bold Mi

In a significant legal turn on land holdings in Hyderabad’s suburbs, the Telangana High Court has stayed an earlier order setting aside the e-auction of about 4.19 acres of land at Budwel village, Rajendranagar, in the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) area. The bench allowed the auction process to proceed — but with a caveat: the highest bidder won’t be declared  until the district collector considers ownership claims of private parties. The court directed

A recent report reveals that land values across the Hyderabad metropolitan region are set to jump 3-4 times  in certain zones, and apartment registration values could rise by up to 60% , following a proposed upward revision in registration charges. The trigger: the government anticipates significant revenue shortfall in registrations and is proposing to align “book value” with actual market value—especially in the corridor up to the Outer Ring Road (ORR) and suburbs in Telang

The latest quarterly report from PropTiger.com (Aurum Proptech) reveals that residential property prices across India’s leading cities rose by 7-19%  year-on-year in the Jul-Sept 2025 period. Notably, the Hyderabad market posted a solid 13% YoY increase , elevating the average weighted price to around ₹7,750 per sq ft , from ~₹6,858 a year earlier. This trend is highly relevant for buyers, sellers and investors using Nivaasam in Telangana. Note: This image is generated by AI

The Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TGRERA) has raised a stern warning for two Hyderabad-based developers Suvarnabhoomi Infra Developers Pvt. Ltd. and Maha Infra and Developers for failing to deliver key infrastructure and for mis-disclosing details of a joint project located in Patancheru, Sangareddy district. The project in question, marketed as “Silpa’s Suvarna Sampada 2”, had been registered with TGRERA in 2019 but had not completed essential infrastructure ev

In a worrying development for home-buyers in the Hyderabad market, the Cyberabad Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has formally registered a cheating case against a Jubilee Hills-based construction firm which allegedly defrauded nine flat-buyers of ₹4.41 crore . The project in question—located in Tellapur—was promoted with an “early-bird rate” of around ₹2,800 per sq ft, and a buy-back guarantee. The buyers paid advance amounts under the impression that land acquisition and regula

Note: This image is generated by AI In a significant real estate move, HMDA is gearing up for a mega e-auction of prime land parcels  in and around Hyderabad, aiming to raise ₹4,000-5,000 crore  from the sale. The auction will take place between 24 November and 5 December 2025 , and covers high-value plots in layouts such as Neopolis Layout, Kokapet (27 acres), Golden Mile Layout (1.98 acres), and Moosapet (14.66 acres). Why This Auction Matters Signal of strong market confid

Note: This is an AI Generated Image In a strong move that signals growing regulatory rigor in the city’s real-estate sector, the HYDRAA (Hyderabad District Real Estate and Regulatory Authority) demolished a five-storey building  in the Miyapur locality of Hyderabad. The structure was found to have encroached upon roughly 473 square yards  of land belonging to the Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA). The accused developers, operating under the name Bhanu Constr

For investors and home-buyers alike, the spotlight in Telangana is gradually shifting from dynamic Hyderabad to a rising contender: Warangal. Recent coverage emphasises that Warangal is fast emerging as the next major real-estate frontier. With its strong infrastructure push, affordability and growth potential, it offers an attractive proposition for both end-users and investors. Note: This is an AI Generated Image Why Warangal? What’s Driving the Growth Several key factors a

Hyderabad’s real-estate sector is firing on all cylinders. According to a recent report, residential property sales in the city surged by about 52.7% year-on-year , while new project launches climbed by approximately 46.6%  in the third quarter of the year.  This dual growth—both from demand (sales) and supply (launches)—demonstrates that the market is no longer just recovering: it’s entering a strong expansion phase. Note: This is an AI Generated Image What’s Fueling the Gro

The residential real-estate market in Hyderabad is once again on the move. Recent data indicate that average home and apartment prices are up by around 8% during the July-September period  in the city. This upward momentum signals that demand is strong, supply is tightening, and key growth corridors are being revalued. Note: This is an AI Generated Image Why Are Prices Rising? Several structural factors are driving the price increase: Infrastructure and connectivity  – Hydera

Hyderabad’s real estate industry is showing signs of renewed vigor. According to the Inspector General of Registration (IGR) data cited by Hindustan Times , residential property registrations in September 2025 surged 35% year-on-year , with 6,612 homes  registered across the city. The total transaction value clocked in at around ₹4,804 crore  — a leap of 70% YoY . Note: This is an AI Generated Image Premium Home Demand Takes Center Stage One standout trend is the sharp increa

Hyderabad’s real estate sector continues to surge ahead with unstoppable momentum. According to the National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO)  President, the city’s realty boom is now in “auto mode” , meaning it has achieved self-sustaining growth that no longer depends on short-term policy pushes or temporary market trends. This statement reinforces what market data has shown for years — Hyderabad is one of India’s most stable and high-performing real estate markets

Hyderabad’s real estate sector is making headlines again — this time with land auctions in Raidurg  breaking all previous records. A 7.67-acre parcel in Knowledge City, Raidurg  sold for a staggering ₹177 crore per acre , amounting to approximately ₹1,358 crore  in total. Another 11-acre plot fetched ₹141.5 crore per acre, raising about ₹1,556 crore. The combined revenue from these auctions crossed ₹3,135 crore . These deals mark a new benchmark in Hyderabad’s land valuation

For middle-class families dreaming of owning an independent house in Hyderabad , the thought often feels impossible with today’s rising property prices. However, the city still has a few hidden gems where homes are available at affordable rates. According to recent reports, certain developing zones around Hyderabad offer independent houses for just ₹40 lakhs , making them ideal for first-time buyers and investors. Note: This is an AI Generated Image Affordable Real Estate Opp

Note: This is an AI Generated Image In Hyderabad’s real estate parlour, one phrase currently echoes through boardrooms and building sites alike: TDR block danda  (blockade). The controversy surrounding Transfer of Development Rights (TDR)  has become a flashpoint in the city’s property sector, impacting homebuyers, small builders, landowners, and even municipal governance. What is TDR, and Why Does It Matter? TDR is a mechanism by which landowners affected by public projects