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Hyderabad Sees Rise in Premium Home Sales Amid Market Decline
Real Estate

Hyderabad Sees Rise in Premium Home Sales Amid Market Decline

Hyderabad’s real estate market has witnessed a 1% increase in registrations for properties priced above Rs 1 billion, even as overall property registrations fell 16% year-on-year (YoY) in February 2025, according to a Knight Frank India report. 

The trend toward premiumisation continued, with high-end homes accounting for 18% of total registrations. However, registrations for affordable homes (below Rs 5 million) declined by 20% YoY, highlighting a shift in buyer preferences toward larger and more luxurious properties. 

In February 2025, homes sized 1,000–2,000 sq. ft. remained the most popular, making up 67% of registrations, while homes exceeding 2,000 sq. ft. increased to 17%, up from 13% in February 2024. 

Despite the overall decline, Hyderabad saw a 13% month-on-month (MoM) rise in revenue, with over 5,900 property registrations recorded in February 2025. 

Regional insights 
  • Rangareddy led property registrations with 44% share 
  • Medchal-Malkajgiri followed at 41% 
  • Hyderabad district accounted for 15% 
YoY registration trends 
  • January: 5,444 registrations (2024) ? 5,464 (2025) (+0.4%) 
  • February: 7,135 registrations (2024) ? 5,988 (2025) (-16%) 
Transaction value 
  • January: Rs 32.93 billion (2024) ? Rs 34.63 billion (2025) (+5%) 
  • February: Rs 43.62 billion (2024) ? Rs 39.25 billion (2025) (-10%) 
Despite challenges in the entry-level housing segment, the premium housing market continues to grow, reflecting an evolving demand for upscale properties in Hyderabad. 

(thehansindia)  

Hyderabad’s real estate market has witnessed a 1% increase in registrations for properties priced above Rs 1 billion, even as overall property registrations fell 16% year-on-year (YoY) in February 2025, according to a Knight Frank India report. The trend toward premiumisation continued, with high-end homes accounting for 18% of total registrations. However, registrations for affordable homes (below Rs 5 million) declined by 20% YoY, highlighting a shift in buyer preferences toward larger and more luxurious properties. In February 2025, homes sized 1,000–2,000 sq. ft. remained the most popular, making up 67% of registrations, while homes exceeding 2,000 sq. ft. increased to 17%, up from 13% in February 2024. Despite the overall decline, Hyderabad saw a 13% month-on-month (MoM) rise in revenue, with over 5,900 property registrations recorded in February 2025. Regional insights Rangareddy led property registrations with 44% share Medchal-Malkajgiri followed at 41% Hyderabad district accounted for 15% YoY registration trends January: 5,444 registrations (2024) ? 5,464 (2025) (+0.4%) February: 7,135 registrations (2024) ? 5,988 (2025) (-16%) Transaction value January: Rs 32.93 billion (2024) ? Rs 34.63 billion (2025) (+5%) February: Rs 43.62 billion (2024) ? Rs 39.25 billion (2025) (-10%) Despite challenges in the entry-level housing segment, the premium housing market continues to grow, reflecting an evolving demand for upscale properties in Hyderabad. (thehansindia)  

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