Hyderabad’s residential property market registered a notable uptick in December 2025, with 6,600 homes recorded a 14 per cent year-on-year increase driving the total transaction value to Rs 4,399 crore, up 23 per cent from the same period last year. Analysts say the trend reflects a clear shift in buyer preference toward higher-value housing, particularly units priced above Rs 1 crore.
Data covering Hyderabad, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Rangareddy, and Sangareddy districts indicate that homes in the 1,000-2,000 sq ft range accounted for roughly 68-69 per cent of registrations. Larger units exceeding 2,000 sq ft represented 14-16 per cent, showing that premium, spacious housing is gaining traction among urban buyers. Properties above Rs 1 crore, though representing 18 per cent of total registrations, contributed nearly half of the month’s transaction value, underscoring sustained demand for high-end homes in the city. Industry experts highlight that Hyderabad’s housing market is entering a consolidation phase, where growth is driven more by value than sheer volume. “The rise in transactions above Rs 1 crore demonstrates a steady appetite for premium residences,” said a real estate analyst familiar with the market. Developers and investors are increasingly focusing on delivering larger, amenity-rich units to meet evolving preferences, reflecting a broader national trend toward luxury and high-end housing.
Hyderabad’s surge in high-value transactions also ties closely to its emergence as a technology and business hub. The city continues to attract global capability centres, IT firms, and multinational companies, prompting increased interest in centrally located residential neighbourhoods with strong connectivity and lifestyle amenities. Areas such as West Rangareddy and Central Hyderabad dominated the top deals for the month, each with individual property values exceeding Rs 7 crore. Urban planners note that the city’s growth trajectory benefits from integrated infrastructure planning, including metro extensions, improved road networks, and smart city initiatives. These upgrades not only enhance accessibility but also contribute to the long-term appreciation potential of residential properties, particularly in districts poised for commercial and institutional expansion. While overall unit registrations have grown moderately, the weighted average price of homes climbed 5 per cent YoY, indicating that value-driven growth is likely to shape Hyderabad’s residential sector in 2026. Observers suggest that developers should continue emphasising sustainable, inclusive urban development to balance density, amenities, and environmental considerations in line with the city’s climate-resilient planning goals.
As Hyderabad consolidates its position as a premium housing destination, monitoring affordability, spatial planning, and connectivity will remain critical to ensuring that growth benefits both residents and investors, while supporting the city’s evolving urban ecosystem.
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