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Hyderabad's residential property market concluded 2025 with increased registration activity in December, driven by higher-value homes, according to data from Knight Frank India. Registrations of residential properties in December rose 14% year-on-year, with a total of 6,600 homes recorded, marking one of the strongest months of the year. The aggregate value of homes registered in the month climbed significantly, supported by robust demand for properties priced above INR 1 crore. For the full calendar year, total registrations were slightly lower than the previous year, although the overall value of transactions increased due to a shift towards high-value housing. Premium homes continued to account for a growing share of registrations and transaction value across key micro-markets in the Hyderabad metropolitan region, reinforcing the city's sustained interest among buyers for larger and higher-priced residences.
Hyderabad's residential property market closed the year 2025 on a stronger footing in terms of registration activity, particularly in December, according to a report by Knight Frank India. The latest data shows that the number of residential property registrations in December rose by 14% year-on-year, with 6,600 homes recorded across the city's housing market. This performance made December one of the top months for registrations during the year. Advertisement
In value terms, the total worth of homes registered in the final month of the year increased sharply, supported by heightened activity in the higher-value segment. Properties priced above INR 1 crore accounted for 18% of total registrations in December, up from their share a year earlier. In terms of transaction value, this segment contributed nearly half of the total for the month, reflecting strong buyer preference for premium housing.
For the full calendar year of 2025, Hyderabad recorded registrations for 75,222 residential properties, representing a slight 2% decline compared with the previous year. Despite the modest dip in volumes, the cumulative value of registered homes rose by around 11%, pointing to a continued shift towards higher-value transactions across the city's housing landscape.
Knight Frank India's assessment indicated that demand for premium homes persisted throughout the year. Registrations of homes valued above INR 1 crore increased significantly over 2025, both in terms of volume and overall value contribution. These properties together made up a growing proportion of total registrations and accounted for a dominant share of aggregate transaction value.
The residential market in Hyderabad extends across four key districts Hyderabad, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Rangareddy and Sangareddy and encompasses activity in both the primary and secondary segments. In December, the weighted average price of registered homes also saw a year-on-year uplift, reflecting steady pricing trends in established and emerging micro-markets within the metropolitan region.
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