
Hyderabad ended June 2026 with 1,42,722 unsold homes, 21% more than a year earlier, according to the CRE Matrix housing report for January to June 2026. At the pace of the last three years, that stock would take about 29 months to sell.
How many unsold homes does Hyderabad have in 2026?
- Unsold homes: 1,42,722, up 21%
- New launches: 49,656 homes, up 37%
- Sales: 26,068 homes, down 13%, the weakest half-year since 2022
- Sales value: ₹52,913 crore
- Average ticket size: ₹2.03 crore, up from ₹1.85 crore
Which parts of Hyderabad have the most unsold homes?
North West Hyderabad, the corridor that includes Kokapet, Tellapur, Neopolis and the Financial District, holds 1,13,016 of them, up 24%, with about 30 months of supply. South West Hyderabad has 10,537 unsold homes and about 20 months of supply, North East 9,681 and South East 9,488.
Most of the stock is still being built. Only about 21% is ready or due in 2026, about 59,400 homes are due in 2027 and 2028, and about 53,800 from 2029 onwards. Nearly half is priced above ₹1.5 crore and about 30% between ₹1 crore and ₹1.5 crore.
Is it a good time to buy a flat in Hyderabad?
High inventory gives buyers bargaining room, especially in large under-construction high-rises in the western corridor, where developers are competing for the same buyers. It also means you rarely need to rush a booking. Compare price per Sq.Ft. across neighbouring projects, prefer developers with a delivery record, and favour projects closer to completion if you need the home sooner. Our Hyderabad city guide tracks prices and supply area by area.
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