Hyderabad, June 17, 2025 — Residential property prices in Hyderabad have skyrocketed over the past five years, surging approximately 80%. This significant leap outpaces many of India’s premier real estate hubs, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, according to recent data.
Key Figures from ANAROCK Research
- Kokapet (Hyderabad): Close to an 89% rise — from around ₹4,750/sq ft in 2019 to ₹9,000/sq ft by H1 2024
- Bachupally and Tellapur: Notable increases of 57% and 53%, respectively
- Whitefield (Bengaluru): Registered an 80% incline, making Hyderabad’s Kokapet the second-fastest growing micro-market
Market Drivers
- Booming new supply: Thousands of housing units have been launched across Hyderabad, with many targeted at ultra-luxury buyers, especially in Kokapet where nearly 52% of the inventory falls in the premium bracket.
- Wealth-driven demand: A rising population of high-net-worth individuals and professionals is pushing up both luxury and mid-market segments.
- Rental inflation: Nationally, rents are increasing faster than home values, particularly in cities like Hyderabad, where average rents grew by over 20% year-on-year.
National Context
A recent poll suggests India’s residential prices are projected to climb 6.5% in 2025 and 6.0% in 2026, while rents may surge 7–10%, far exceeding consumer inflation, which is expected to stay near 4.3–4.4%. This imbalance is placing added pressure on first-time homebuyers, many of whom are turning to rental housing.
What It Means for Hyderabad
- Affordability challenges: As both sales and rental prices outpace income growth, affordability is becoming a major concern, especially for middle-income families and young professionals.
- Infrastructure spotlight: Developers are increasingly focusing on premium corridors like Kokapet due to improved connectivity and modern urban amenities.
- Investor caution: With such steep growth, there is speculation about potential market corrections, though experts suggest price drops in India tend to be moderate and short-lived, typically around 10%.
Bottom Line
Hyderabad’s real estate market—especially hotspots like Kokapet—has witnessed a dramatic surge, with prices rising 80–90% since 2019. However, this rapid growth is sparking debates about long-term affordability, sustainability, and whether the city’s market can continue to outperform the nation’s largest metros.
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