Hyderabad’s real estate sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by world-class infrastructure, strong connectivity, and industry-friendly policies, positioning the city as a key player in India’s property market. The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) expressed optimism about the current festive season, noting a rise in enquiries which is expected to boost sales in the coming months.
Hyderabad has consistently ranked as India’s most livable city, as per the Mercer Quality of Living Survey, and continues to be recognized as the fastest-growing city in Knight Frank’s India Prime City Index 2024. CREDAI Hyderabad President V. Rajashekar Reddy highlighted the city’s proactive governance, skill development initiatives, and landmark projects such as AI City and the Future City as significant factors attracting global investments. Additionally, Hyderabad’s dominance in the IT and pharma sectors, with major global companies establishing large-scale facilities, further strengthens the city’s real estate appeal.
Rajashekar also pointed to recent government actions, including the **HYDRAA policy**, which targets unauthorized constructions and offers greater protection for investors. This initiative has increased confidence among potential buyers, encouraging them to invest in the city’s thriving real estate market. To ensure safety and mitigate risks, CREDAI advises potential buyers to focus on RERA-approved projects.
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CREDAI’s outlook is further supported by a surge in residential applications, with over 87,000 submissions** recorded in October alone, signaling strong demand. B. Jagannath Rao, CREDAI’s General Secretary, emphasized the city’s solid market fundamentals, urging investors to act quickly before property prices increase further due to high demand.
As Hyderabad continues to thrive with a favorable investment climate, both domestic and global investors are looking to capitalize on the city’s rapid expansion, infrastructure development, and government-backed reforms that enhance the overall real estate landscape.
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