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Hyderabad's residential real estate market recorded a notable increase in property registrations in November, with 6,923 units registered, marking a 25% rise compared with the same month last year. The total value of homes registered during the month reached approximately INR 4,904 crore, reflecting sustained demand across mid-segment and premium housing categories. Peripheral districts such as Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri accounted for a significant share of registrations, indicating strong interest in well-connected, emerging residential corridors. The increase in average prices and broad-based transactional activity suggests growing buyer confidence, supported by improved infrastructure and diverse product offerings across the city's housing market.
Hyderabad's housing market continued to show resilience in November, with property registrations rising by around 25% year-on-year to reach a total of 6,923 units. The increase reflects sustained momentum in the city's residential real estate segment, driven by strong buyer interest across pricing tiers. Advertisement
The total value of homes registered during the month was nearly INR 4,904 crore, underlining healthy transactional activity. Growth was observed across both mid-sized units and higher-end segments, with homes priced above INR 1 crore contributing a meaningful portion of the overall transaction value.
Residential sales remained concentrated in districts on the city's periphery, with areas such as Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri recording a significant share of total registrations. These emerging corridors continue to attract buyers seeking larger living spaces, enhanced lifestyle amenities and improved connectivity, while central Hyderabad districts accounted for a comparatively smaller portion of total activity.
The weighted average price of transacted properties increased in November compared with the same period last year, signalling steady price appreciation across key micro-markets. The rise in average prices, coupled with expanding transaction volumes, points to a broad-based recovery in Hyderabad's housing demand.
Overall, November's registration figures suggest that homebuyers are gaining confidence in the market, supported by stable pricing and expanding supply options. Infrastructure upgrades and diverse residential offerings across well-connected locations are likely contributing to the sustained interest in the city's property market.
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