Hyderabad’s housing market demonstrated notable resilience in November 2025, with property registrations climbing approximately 25% year-on-year to 6,923 units. The increase reflects sustained buyer confidence, even as broader economic conditions remain variable, and signals a stable momentum for the city’s residential real estate sector.
The overall transaction value of registered properties reached nearly INR 4,904 crore, highlighting robust financial activity across price segments. Analysts noted that both mid-sized homes and premium properties priced above INR 1 crore contributed significantly to the total value, indicating a diversified buyer base and continued demand for aspirational housing options. Emerging suburban districts accounted for the bulk of registrations, with Rangareddy and Medchal-Malkajgiri continuing to attract strong buyer interest. These peripheral corridors appeal to purchasers seeking larger apartments, lifestyle-oriented amenities, and enhanced connectivity, while central Hyderabad districts contributed a comparatively smaller share of monthly transactions. Industry experts attribute this trend to the expansion of infrastructural projects, including road upgrades and metro extensions, which are making peripheral neighbourhoods increasingly accessible and attractive.
The weighted average price of transacted properties recorded a steady year-on-year increase, reflecting consistent appreciation across key micro-markets. “The combination of rising volumes and moderate price growth points to a broad-based recovery,” said an urban real estate analyst. “It is a sign that the city’s housing demand is stabilising, with buyers confident in long-term value.” Developers and planners also highlight the role of expanding supply options and sustainable design practices in maintaining market confidence. Many new residential projects incorporate green spaces, rainwater harvesting, and energy-efficient layouts, aligning with Hyderabad’s push towards climate-responsive urban development. This focus on long-term sustainability, coupled with diversified product offerings, is supporting both affordability and aspirational demand. November’s registration figures indicate that Hyderabad’s housing market is not only recovering from previous market slowdowns but also benefiting from a structurally balanced growth pattern. Analysts emphasise that maintaining connectivity, infrastructure adequacy, and sustainability standards will be critical to ensuring the city’s residential expansion remains inclusive and resilient.
As Hyderabad continues to evolve into a high-demand residential hub, stakeholders expect the current trends of peripheral growth, stable pricing, and sustainable design integration to persist, reinforcing confidence among both homebuyers and developers in the coming months.
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Hyderabad Housing Market Sees 25 Percent Rise In November Registrations
