A Hyderabad-based developer has announced its entry into the United States housing market, marking a significant step in the outward expansion of India’s mid-sized real estate firms into global destinations. The company has launched a 17-acre residential community in Dallas and established its international corporate office in the Texan city.
Further plans include a large master-planned villa development spread across nearly 500 acres in the US, alongside a proposed new project in Dubai later this year. Headquartered in Hyderabad, the group currently has around 10 million square feet of projects under construction in India. It services roughly 1,800 customers and has previously participated in multiple developments in Dubai, reflecting growing cross-border linkages between Indian developers and Gulf real estate markets. Industry analysts view this move as part of a broader trend in which Indian real estate firms are leveraging domestic execution experience to tap diaspora demand and diversified revenue streams overseas. Texas, particularly Dallas, has emerged as a magnet for international residential investment due to its business-friendly environment, population growth and relatively affordable land compared to other major US metros. The proposed US villa project, comprising approximately 1,700 homes, signals a shift towards large-format, community-driven housing an area where Indian developers have built scale in recent years. However, overseas expansion also exposes companies to regulatory, financing and market risks distinct from India’s real estate cycle.
The developer currently employs about 300 professionals directly and supports an estimated 6,000 indirect jobs through contractors and allied industries. Over the next three years, it plans to expand its direct workforce to 1,000, with indirect employment projected to reach 15,000. Urban economists note that such growth ambitions can strengthen skill development and professionalisation within the sector, particularly if global compliance standards are integrated into domestic operations. Brand positioning is also part of the strategy. The firm has appointed Telugu film actor and Padma Bhushan awardee Nandamuri Balakrishna as its brand ambassador, underscoring the continued use of celebrity endorsements in India’s competitive housing market. While global diversification may offer resilience against local market slowdowns, experts caution that long-term success will depend on governance standards, sustainable construction practices and responsiveness to evolving buyer expectations. As Indian cities pursue climate-resilient and resource-efficient urban growth, developers expanding abroad may also be expected to demonstrate environmental stewardship at home.
The company’s cross-border push reflects the increasing confidence of Hyderabad’s real estate ecosystem, which has grown rapidly over the past decade on the back of technology-led economic expansion. Whether this international foray translates into sustained global presence will hinge on execution, regulatory navigation and the ability to align with local market dynamics in both the US and the Middle East.
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