Hyderabad Real Estate 2026

How the market is doing, where it is growing, and what to check before you buy. Every number has a source and a date.

Figures checked 5 Nov 2026Sources Knight Frank, ICRA, CREDAI–CRE Matrix

29,125
Homes sold, Jan–Sep 2026 · +2% YoY · Knight Frank India
₹8,258/sq ft
Average price, H1 2026 · +7% YoY · Knight Frank India
~296 msf
Unsold inventory, June 2026 · Multi-year high · ICRA
2.4 years
Years to sell unsold stock, June 2026 · Up from 1.6 years (Mar 2024) · ICRA

Market snapshot

Latest published figures

H1 2026: new homes launched vs homes sold

Launched Sold

Launched
49,656
Sold
26,068

When launches run well ahead of sales, unsold stock builds up. CREDAI notes much of this stock is still under construction, with only about a fifth due for completion in 2026. Source: CREDAI Hyderabad – CRE Matrix, H1 2026.

All figures and sources
MeasureValueChangeSource
Homes sold, Jan–Sep 202629,125+2% YoYKnight Frank India
Average price, H1 2026₹8,258/sq ft+7% YoYKnight Frank India
Unsold inventory, June 2026~296 msfMulti-year highICRA
Years to sell unsold stock, June 20262.4 yearsUp from 1.6 years (Mar 2024)ICRA
New launches, H1 202649,656 units+37% YoYCREDAI Hyderabad – CRE Matrix
Homes sold, H1 2026 (CRE Matrix count)26,068−13% YoYCREDAI Hyderabad – CRE Matrix

Why do sales figures differ? Knight Frank and CRE Matrix count different project sets and periods. Knight Frank shows modest growth; CRE Matrix shows a fall in H1 2026. Both point the same way: steady demand, with supply running ahead of it.

Growth corridors

Where Hyderabad is building.
West

Gachibowli, Kokapet, Narsingi, Tellapur, Financial District

The IT and office belt. Most premium launches, and most new supply.

North

Kompally, Medchal, Bachupally

Mid-segment apartments and plots, with lower entry prices than the west.

South

Shamshabad, Adibatla, Shadnagar

Airport-side and industrial growth. Plots and layouts are common.

East

Uppal, Pocharam

Mid-market housing with metro access and lower prices than the west.

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The honest picture

  • Unsold stock is high. ICRA puts Hyderabad's unsold inventory at a multi-year high, with the longest time-to-sell among the top seven cities.
  • Launches keep beating sales. New supply has run ahead of sales for several years. Expect developers to compete harder on offers and payment plans.
  • Much of that stock is still being built. CREDAI Hyderabad points out that a large share of the unsold stock is under construction, not finished and empty.
  • Prices are still rising, led by premium projects in the west. Mid-segment buyers have more room to negotiate.

How to invest in Hyderabad property

1. Check TS RERA registration first

Every eligible project must be registered with the Telangana State Real Estate Regulatory Authority (TS RERA). Search the project on the TS RERA website and check the registration number, approved plan, promoter details and committed completion date.

2. Under-construction or ready-to-move?

  • Under-construction: usually cheaper, with staged payments. The risk is delay, so check the builder's delivery record.
  • Ready-to-move: costs more, but you see what you buy and can rent it out or move in straight away.

3. Plots or apartments?

  • Plots: no maintenance and full control, but no rental income until you build. Check HMDA/DTCP layout approval and clear title.
  • Apartments: easier to rent out and resell in established areas, with monthly maintenance costs.

4. Stamp duty and registration

Budget for stamp duty, registration fees and transfer duty on top of the price, calculated on the higher of the sale value or the government market (guidance) value. Rates change, so confirm current charges with the Telangana Registration and Stamps Department or your lawyer.

5. Rental yields

Residential rental yields in Indian cities are usually modest compared with loan interest rates. Don't buy on rent alone. Check what similar flats actually rent for in that area.

6. The main risks

  • Project delays and developer finances
  • Title problems, especially with plots and older land
  • Oversupply in your micro-market, which can slow resale
  • Hidden costs: parking, club house, corpus fund, GST on under-construction homes

Not investment advice

This page is general information. Property prices can fall as well as rise. Talk to a qualified financial adviser and a property lawyer before you buy.

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