Rajapushpa Retreat

The strong expansion of the IT sector has substantially increased the need for residential properties, driven by a growing cohort of professionals in search of housing near their workplaces.

The housing sector's growth in Hyderabad showcases the city's evolution into a vibrant, cosmopolitan hub with emerging neighbourhoods catering to diverse homebuyers' needs and preferences.

Hyderabad residential market has witnessed remarkable expansion over the past few years. A favourable business environment, led by a booming IT sector, has led to a surge in job opportunities, attracting a considerable influx of professionals. This, in turn, has increased the demand for quality residential properties, spurring real estate development across the city.

Hyderabad, the state capital of Telangana, registered a YoY growth of 59 per cent in property sales in 2022, highest amongst its southern counterparts of Bengaluru and Chennai.

In 2018, the real estate sector in India went through a phase of stabilisation, following the enactment of several policy changes. We look at what property seekers can expect in 2019, in terms of prices and availability

Hyderabad-based real estate developer, Rajapushpa Properties, has announced the launch of two residential and one commercial property, in the Kokapet, Tellapur and Gachibowli regions

The Hyderabad Metro is witnessing rapid expansion to facilitate smooth connectivity across the city. There are plans to extend the metro to the international airport in Shamshabad.

Prior planning and awareness about local construction regulations and building norms in the city will help prospective homeowners avoid costly mistakes.

A harmonious co-living setup requires cooperation, respect and mindful participation in a community.

Co-living offers students a lifestyle built around affordability convenience, and connection.

Rs 1 crore can offer compact 2 BHKs in prime localities such as Gachibowli, and Kukatpally. The same budget may offer spacious homes in the outskirts.