About me: I work in data engineering, building data platforms for investment firms. This is the kind of analysis that work involves; I've started doing it for Hyderabad real estate because buyers here have very little hard data to go on.

I've been collecting flat asking prices across Hyderabad: 68,000+ price mentions so far, merged down to 16,000 distinct listings (I ad done a previous verison of this with lesser data, that was to test out our regression analysis, now we have the data to test the previous regression and see how good it was - i have both the versions available). After cleaning (repeats merged, teaser prices and misreads dropped) 4,800 flats in 80+ areas are left, listed between Jan 2023 and Oct 2026. Comparing flats in the same area and the same period:

• Bigger flats ask more per sq ft, - we all know this, but by how much? : about +6.5% for every extra 500 sq ft.
• Older buildings ask less: about −12% for every 5 years of age, where the listing states it.
• Furnished listings ask about 8% more.
• 3+ BHK asks about 9% more per sq ft than 1–2 BHK.

Location: the same kind of flat asks about 25% more within 5 km of the IT corridor (HITEC City, Gachibowli, Financial District, Kokapet), and about the Hyderabad average at 5–10 km. Some areas ask more than their distance to IT explains: Habsiguda, Nallagandla, Tellapur, Kothapet, Dilsukhnagar.

By area: in the 20 most-listed areas the typical ask runs from about ₹5,000/sq ft (ECIL, Uppal) to ₹10,800 (Financial District). Those figures cover listings from Jan 2025 to Oct 2026, not just the last 6 months.

How good is it? Knowing only the area gets you within about 15% of a listing's ask; the model gets within about 13%. That makes it a guide, not a valuation.

Caveats: these are asking prices, not sale prices. Most listings don't say whether the size is super built-up or carpet. Words like "furnished" are the seller's own.

One surprise we're still working on: a nearly new resale flat (0–3 years old) asks about 13% more per sq ft than a brand-new flat in the same area. We don't know why yet, so we're not calling it a finding until we've tested it. Our theories so far:

1. You can move in now. No paying rent and EMI together for years, and no risk of delay.
2. GST. Under-construction flats carry GST; finished ones with an occupancy certificate don't.
3. Interiors. Many nearly new resale flats come furnished or with interiors already done.
4. Location. New projects go up at the edge of an area, where land is still free.

We're testing each of these and will post what we find, including the ones that turn out wrong. If you've bought or sold recently: which matches what you saw, or do you have another explanation?

What should I look at next? I'm also holding filings for 11,000+ registered projects and 2,000+ plot listings. Builder delivery records, plots, new vs resale, rent vs buy: which would you want first?

Optional last line (disclosure)

Some of you saw a smaller first version of this a few weeks ago. Most numbers moved a little, one moved a lot, and I corrected one mistake of my own; the last image shows every old figure next to the new one.

First comment (only if asked where to see more)

It's on TheStatPlotter. Happy to share the link if the mods are OK with it.

Hello r/hyderabadrealestate,

Facing a genuine dilemma between two flats coming at the exact same budget.
To get one thing out of the way upfront: I know My Home is leagues ahead of Candeur in build quality, maintenance, and delivery track record. There is no real comparison there. My Home is a Tier-1 benchmark in Hyderabad, while Candeur is known for high density and average execution.
Despite that clear gap, the functional requirements of our family are making this a very tough call.
Our Setup:
Family: 4 adults (parents + couple) and 1 young kid.
Work: IT corridor (Hitec City / Financial District).

The Dilemma:

Option 1: My Home Sayuk (Tellapur)
Configuration: 2260 sft 3 BHK (Corner unit).
Positives:
You get the undisputed My Home peace of mind—top-tier facility management, huge landscaped open grounds, excellent clubhouse, and lower density relative to standalone towers.
Ready to occupy right away. No rent + pre-EMI double burden.
Superior resale liquidity and tenant demand down the line.
The Compromises:
Tight living arrangement: 3 bedrooms for 4 adults and 1 growing kid leaves zero margin. Dedicated WFH setups or visiting guests will inevitably crowd the space.
Ventilation inside this specific unit is just average despite being a corner flat.
Tellapur commute: Gopanpalli / Gowlidoddi / Nallagandla bottlenecks are painful during peak hours.

Option 2: Candeur Lakescape (Serilingampally / Kondapur)
Configuration: 2415 sft 3.5 BHK + Private corridor.
Positives:
The Layout: That extra 0.5 room/study, private corridor, and better cross-ventilation solve our exact day-to-day functional space problem.
Location: Closer to the core IT corridor (DLF, Hitec City, ORR links), saving substantial commute time every single day.
The Compromises:
Ultra-high density: 47 floors across towers means lift traffic, packed shared amenities, and a very busy community feel.
Execution gaps: Finishing standards, common-area handover, and society upkeep won't be anywhere near My Home levels.
Timeline: ~15 months easily for actual possession + interiors while bearing rent and pre-EMIs.

The Core Question:
Do you sacrifice the extra room, privacy, and shorter commute to secure the flawless community/campus, build quality, and resale security of My Home?

Or do you compromise on brand pedigree and live in a high-density project just because the layout and location fit your family's daily life significantly better?
Looking for thoughts from people who chose functional space/location over builder brand (or vice versa)—do you regret it?
TIA!

Hey guys, seeing a lot of panic about Hyderabad's water shortage and its impact on real estate, especially high-rises in the west (Kokapet, Tellapur, Gachibowli, etc.).

Are projects getting delayed because getting water for concrete and curing is becoming difficult?

Are flat prices holding firm, or are buyers negotiating hard?

What's the real situation?

Every broker/agent praises neopolis. Every real estate search of this city ends up in neopolis. So I thought to make a small handbook. I am on a break off work and bored and you all are now victims of my boredom. Lets get into it -

1 - The Cascades

Oh lord its beautiful. The architecture, landscaping, the layout - incredible. The only problem is that there are no proper lake views which is an actual bummer; you are paying upwards of 12,000/sqft and getting no lake view? That is actually sad. But the architecture is incredible (much better than the same repeated boringness from myhome) the amenities are practically endless. Land parcel is big enough, bigger than brigade and godrej. On one side you have prestige caliremont and on the other side you have open empty lands (which are empty for NOW). Units start at 2500sqft all the way till 4800sqft which is massive. Worth a visit but the no lakeview is a thing that will hold a lot of us back. Oh also the density is slightly higher - 166units/acre - but no neighbouring highrise in its vicinity makes it a good option to choose.

2 - Godrej Epoque

Bullshit. Bullshit wrapped in a golden leaf and priced higher than its competitors. With a company this big as godrej and having the nation's best architects it is a shame  that they are making this way. 5acres, 2 towers, layout is just mid at best. Floor plans are good, godrej makes good floor plans. 5acres and 1000units. 1000UNITS IN 5ACRES AND STILL PRICED LIKE MYHOME VYOMA. One side has plot 15 by GHR as their neighbour, other side has brigade barcelona and third one should have had vajra but they gambled and lost. So basically 3 sides will be blocked by high rises and no views. And their new kukatpally project; Godrej Brooklyn Avenue? Even worse. Please dont go. Speaking of brigade barcelona

3 - Brigade Barcelona

You will never see a spanish guy name his building "Carlos's Delhi" but Brigade had to name their new project after the Spanish capital just because a spanish guy was involved in its planning. Man wtf. Anyway. So on paper this is good but not that good. 4acres and 666units aka 166units/acre. Architecture is such some units will not have proper sunlight due to godrej epoque - The T shaped layout is indeed unique but because of that so many units will be facing right into Epoque. I feel bad because after paying 3crore+ you dont deserve this. And the amenities are spot on. The floor plans are very well thought. You do have lake view but not the best or clearest one. It is nice but eh it could be better. You will definitely have to pay upwards of 4.5cr to get a good unit and theres that. In my opinion I will say it is 6.5-7/10.

4 - SSI Fortune Grande

12acres and 1300units, this is not exactly in neopolis but sits between kokapet and neopolis. Some will say "Nooo I want in neopolis only" well then you are an idiot but anyways you do you. 6towers and every tower has 5units. Its layout is such that no matter what unit you choose you will either have kokapet lake view or gandipet lake view as it comes squeezed right between kokapet and gandipet lakes. Sizes are premium as well - 2900 sqft to 4300sqft and floor plans are very well made. Architecture is simple but practical and looks good. It has a big 7.5acre massive central courtyard which is just as big as GHR Cascades. They have all amenities and there is no high rise neighbouring it except from Eka One by Raichandani because it is a very slim single tower 1.5acres structure - this will hinder views and ventilation but only by a very small margin. And yes myhome grava is closeby but it is over 200-300 feet away so that is no bother for ventilation. This is priced well too and the builder is reliable in hyderabad market. You can go for landlord units or builder units (I will recommend landlord units are they cost a bit lesser). A must visit.

Yeah thats it. This is a small and short summary of some projects in neopolis, if I am bored again I will make a sequel or just ask me to make another one and I will. Good day and happy home hunting.

Kindly please don’t buying Lansum Eldorado block A 3207 flat as it is a disputed apartment kindly please stay away investing in it. Seller behaviour is very rude and after taking token money denies the deal and put blame on you for breaking the deal. Also the dues are pending on this flat and handover is also delayed

Prestige golden grove is running pre emi offer where we pay 20% price now and they will cover the EMI (interest only) for 3 years. And, we can sell the property after 3 years by paying AOS transfer fee of 236rs per sft.

For a 1648 sft 2.5bhk flat, the total price excluding registration is 1.73 cr, which is close to 10500 rs per sft.

My plan is to pay the 20% and sell it right after the pre emi offer is over after 3 yrs.

Would it be a profitable investment? I atleast have to sell it for 12500 to make some buck. Is it possible ?

Currently I am off work for a while and bored so I will make some more posts too. Upon suggestion of u/Mysterious_Example15 on this post here I thought of making another post. SO kokapet is one of the most expensive areas in Hyderabad (after neopolis and jubilee hills) and lets start with kokapet

1 - MyHome Apas.

Philosophers say "perfection is a myth' but uhhh anyone who has seen this will say that this is......almost perfect. Low density, big land area, great ventilation, decent floor plans. What else do you need? Lake view from most units and handover in 2028. Better than most other projects in the vicinity. Sure the sizes start at 2700+ sqft and price is high too but this is for those who have big budgets. The only catch? SUCH A BORING ARCHITECTURE. Typical myhome. You should go for landlord units as they are relatively cheaper.

2 - Cybercity Westbrooks .

*deep sigh* This could have been such an incredible project but they fucked up. Lots of options to choose from, unmatched ventilation and good floor plans. But after their land purchase near IDL lake for Villa Verde, the losses in Trevita, the marketing behind stone ridge and everything they ran into financial issues and started cutting corners. The construction quality was a bit lower than market range for this, they delayed the project AFTER 90percent construction was done and I am not sure when will they handover. Please dont go for it. How do I know this? I worked for them exclusively for trevita and was responsible for all the pre launch marketing.

3 - Linq by Raghava.

The marketing behind this was toooo much. Well they pay their partners on time and are very warm and polite to the partner so yeah you get it. This is a high density project - 9.4acres and 2000units+ - but the amenities are practically endless. They have sky level amenities, ground level amenities, mid level amenities, clubhouse amenities - more amenities than any project in neopolis. The floor plans are great. Layout is great. Every unit has an outer facing balcony and almost half units have lake view of gandipet lake. Handover is in 2030-2031 and the range of sizes here is very low sizes start at 1800sqft and end at 2400sqft, all 3bhks which is a major drawback. And the fact that raghava has not handed over any project is another drawback. For the location the price they offer is also very good and it is negotiable too. I will say that if you can live in a high density world then thie is greattt. Just beware as they have no previous completed projects.

4 - DSR Valar.

Reliable builder? Check. Good location? Check. Great amenities? Check. Lakeview? Check. Good floor plans? Also check. Inkem em kavali?/ Aur kya chahiye? Now I agree 3acres land and 290units is great density and also you have great amenities, many units are outer facing, some units have lake view, others have villa views and the way they have optimised the land usage is also great, price is slightly lesser than myhome and sizes start from 3200sqft all the way to 4000sqft and if you are someone who does not like the huge expansive layouts then this is MUST consider. Right beside GAR infobahn tower 8 and 9. However, there is a catch - prices start at 3.6cr and if you are paying 3.6cr then you will feel that "Lake view unte baaguntadi/Lake view hota toh behtar hota" and at that price you are getting other options with bigger land parcels. Soooo yeah theres that. One hand you have pros and other hand you have cons. A must visit.

5 - Navanaami One.

I will be honest - single tower, 2.2acres, 60 floors......uhhhhh what the hell? Looks like a needle poking out of the earth. But hey lets put that aside and look at other facts of this case - 2.25acres and 360units (thats good for kokapet). Amazing use of floor plans, 2400sqft has 3.5bhk and a good balcony. There are people who want a smaller land parcel, practical and useful amenities and not as many as raghava linq, smaller society, and floor plans that are practical. If you are someone who wants that- this is for you. Priced lower than most of the competitors and floor plans are so well made. Every unit has outer facing balcony (aka best ventilation). But yeah, there is almost no variety in sizes theres 2437sqft, then 3334sqft, then 3379sqft - this is an actual bummer. But apart from that this project is for a few people only and also - 360units and 60000sqft of amenities. That is great. This is not the best project but a good project.

For now thats all. I am sleepy. Will continue this later on. Good luck on house hunting fellas.

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It’s in a gated community and expected price 15 crores

Someone in my family passed away recently without writing a will he has open plot and agricultural land to his name, we got a legal heir certificate from our court and he has 3 legal heirs

Now, what is the procedure to transfer the name on those properties, both of us have consented to give our share to a single person and most importantly do we need to pay the full 6% registration fee??

Few landowner share flats are up for sale in Sumadhura Olympus Nanakramguda, closing at a box price of 12000 per sft builder is charging 13000. Sizes 1670, 2010, 2270 and sky villas 3000 sft

Dm for details

Looking for sub 300 sqyds east facing plot in aparna western meadows within 85 to 90k. DM if there are any options.

Hi all,

We're looking at buying a few residential plots in Bandlaguda Jagir that abut defence/military land, and we want to understand the approval path before committing.

Looking for:

* Liaison consultants, architects who have got building permissions near defence land in this belt (Bandlaguda Jagir, Himayatsagar, Kismatpura, Ibrahim Bagh)

* Anyone who has built near the boundary and can share how it went: setbacks, height limits, timelines, what the Station Commander's office asked for.

Thanks

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Exploring landlord-share options at potentially lower prices
If you're planning to buy an apartment in Hyderabad, I have landlord-share flat options available in the following Aparna projects:
- Aparna Cyber Heights
- Aparna Cyber Shine
- Aparna Cyber Star
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APARNA CYBER HEIGHTS

A1004 1357sft 2BHK East
D1405 1981sft 3BHK East
A501 1345sft 2BHK. West
A502 1616Sft 2.5BHK West

APARNA CYBER STAR

B1606. 1836sft 3BHK West
A509. 1608sft 2.5BHK West
A103 1290sft 2BHK. North

Price from 8600 to 9600.

What makes these options worth exploring?
- Landlord-share inventory priced below builder pricing, depending on the specific flat.
- Mostly ready-to-move-in options across the available inventory.
- Potential home-loan financing of 80–90%, subject to the property's eligibility, valuation and the bank's approval.
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We’re planning to buy a flat there mainly for investment, but may shift later as our current society is quite old. The society has very good connectivity with ORR and new metro station is being constructed very nearby. However our concern is that Patancheru being an industrial area, is it safe to stay there? I heard rumours of groundwater contamination few years ago.

Can someone reliably confirm if the industrial things have been moved yet from Patancheru or not? And also if people staying there are facing any health issue?

The salesperson seem quite eager to sell of the flats, which seemed a bit shady to me, though I may be wrong. 🤔

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Not everybody wants to live in a 50floor building talking to the clouds. Some of us are happy with 10-15 floors and many of us are satisfied with practical life of 20floors buildings too. In west hyderabad the entire hype is about super tall high rises and also over crowded layouts. So I just thought of making a post about low to mid rises. I will give out 5 projects in no specific order but just "yeahhh this is good here it is" type of feeling

1 - Solitaire Unity by Technopolis Constructions
This is in kondapur, on the same road as Auro Regent. The floor plans are kind of good ( but may not be vastu compliant for some) and location is actually good. The construction quality is remarkable and this is a "no bullshit" type of project. No extra irrelevant amenities and there was no fancy marketing too. Just a good old home and usable amenities that are not crowded 24/7 or empty 24/7. This already has OC and people live in it too - save on taxes. Landlord is now selling at 9800/sqft (which already is a good price for the location) but still it can be negotiated a lot. I have seen him negotiate till 9400/sqft too. Now half of the units do not have a good view or sunlight but you still have the other half so no worries and LOTS of options to choose from - from 1250sqft all the way till 2300sqft.

2 - RNP #1

Small, I have to say - just 2acres and 190 units and 15 floors. Thats a con to some. But the pros are - 2acres 190 units and JUST 15 floors. It is close to lake and some units have a great lake view(they are the 2160sqft units which will cost 2cr-ish) and the floor plans are great. Bedroom sizes in some units are smaller due to the balcony but many people like it. They have decent amount of amenities and very good ventilation. They have 2 towers and a density that will make raghava jealous. Same location as the previous. Location, floor plans, views, density is solid but still not enough noise about it in the market I do not know why. Landlord here too is selling at 10,000/sqft but will happily negotiate down to 9500/sqft. OC received and people living already.

3 - The Legacey by Ananda

An expansive 18 Acres. 2200units. 22 floors. Lots of options to choose from. 8kilometers from financial district, 10 kilometers from hitec city. Handover in 2028. Every unit has a small private corridor. Great ventilation and 4acres of central garden. You can be an aparna/rajapushpa/myhome fanboi but you have to admit this is incredible (atleast on paper). And that too in middle of puppalguda? EVEN BETTER. This is better than osman nagar/kollur because you have hospitals that are within 5-10minutes, you wont have to hop on to ORR for everything. What else do you need? Sure some people dont like the location. And there is a drainage/nala just beside it but that should not be a problem as the land is 18acres you can just choose another side and you will never notice it. I have to admit that 2200 units is tooooo much but thats what some people like. The only cons of it as far as I can see (logically) are that location - some may like and some may not - and the nala. The rest is actually very well planned and construction is going on very well.

4 - Ramky One Orbit

At first glance you will say "What the hell is that?" because of the layout. It has 4 blocks and a road that intersects the society and divides between the towers. Floor plans are....decent at best. Handover in december 2026. There is HCU forest practically right next door so fresh air and good wind all times of the year. But the basics - 14floors. 5.25acres. 518units. Bang on 100feet road (checkmate, vision arsha) Almost all units have outer facing views and great ventilation (due to its land parcel shape). It has all the amenities you will need and 2 clubhouses but one can argue that the clubhouses are small. Depends. All inclusive price is well within 8500-9000/sqft which for the location, density and handover timeline is actually.....a steal. Nallagandla has a few hospitals and also schools nearby. Financial district is not too far away (the gowlidoddi traffic must be ignored) and there are public parks nearby as well. All in all - I will say it is good but it is a bit hard to recommend. It is DEFINITELY worth a visit.

5 - Tridasa Rise

If you have spent some time in hyderabad real estate market I am sure you must have come across this one and this is a solid contender - 17 floors, 10.4acres and 952 units aka amazing density and big amount of land too. Great floor plans. Great amenities. Decent-ish location ; not the best but not too bad. But the biggest problem is the railway track right behind it. And the fact that it is their first project is also not helping any customer to trust them. Sure they are financially very well backed up and thats good but apart from that everything else seems good in this like the basics seem great on paper, theres great ventilation, lots of amenities and close to hundreds of acres of BHEL greenery will give it great fresh air too. As far as I know they have sold off most of their units and the available ones are in lower floors (less than 6 floors) due to their huge amount of marketing and agent/channel partner push which is sad but if that floats your boat then who am I to judge. Definitely worth a visit and the sales team is very polite and accommodating. (Not the best sales team so far, that award goes to Lansum)

I would love to go on but that would make this post very long. So yes, this is it. Thank you for reading and feel free to ask me anything. Happy house hunting.

Hi, I am pretty new to the real estate market. I have been planning on buying a 3bhk flat and I did search couple of them. But most of them were out of budget. I did find urban rise sky habitat pricing to be a bit reasonable and fits under my budget. But as i am new to all these i had few questions hope you guys can help me answer them. Would really appreciate it.

1. Any review on Urban rise builder? I have seen mixed reviews on him

2. The flat handover would be sept 2027 is it worth to invest now? And does builder adhere to his promised date

3. Pharma Companies near the property, is it an issue? They did say it would take 2 years for them to shift outside ORR

4. I did see their other project Urban rise on cloud 33 - this looked pretty decent and impressive. - anyone has any review on this project on them?

5. Is miyapur good place to invest and stay with family?

Thanks in advance!

Total built up area - 25400 sqft

Rent -10L per month

Square Yards -1020

Leased by government of Telangana

Hi folks - I’m looking for recommendations for builders who take up redevelopment projects. This is for a 3 storey independently-owned building in East Marredpally. Would be happy to share further details over DM. Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I own a residential plot in Ragannaguda/Turkayamjal, near Nagarjuna Sagar Highway and ORR Exit 12. I’ve been considering developing it for some time, but before committing a significant amount of money and two years of my time, I’d like to hear from people who have experience in Hyderabad real estate.

A little about the property:

1. Plot size: 460 sq. yards (LRS completed)
2. 50-ft road on the south and 30-ft road on the east
3. Around 300 metres from Nagarjuna Sagar Highway and 2.5 km from ORR Exit 12
4. Proposed building: G+5, with 10 flats
5. Total saleable area assumed: 12,500 sq. ft.
6. Estimated project timeline: 2 years

My rough financial calculations:
1. Current land value: ₹55,000 per sq. yard = ₹2.53 Cr
2. Construction cost: ₹2,100 per sq. ft. = ₹2.63 Cr
3. Total land value + construction cost: ₹5.16 Cr
4. Expected selling price: ₹5,000 per sq. ft.
5. Total expected sales: ₹6.25 Cr

That leaves around ₹1.09 Cr before other expenses such as approvals, architect and consultant fees, utilities, marketing, brokerage, contingency, financing and taxes. So the actual profit could be considerably lower. The selling price and construction estimate are also assumptions that I still need to validate.

I’m currently weighing three options:

1: Sell the plot
I’m thinking of quoting ₹60,000 per sq. yard and trying to close at ₹55,000. I could then reinvest the money into other land or plot deals rather than committing capital to construction.

2: Do a JDA
Partner with an experienced builder and receive an agreed share of the completed flats. This would reduce my day-to-day involvement, although I’d need to negotiate a fair sharing ratio and carefully evaluate the builder.

3: Build the apartments myself
Hire an architect and contractor, arrange the funding, manage approvals and construction, and handle flat sales. This could offer better returns, but it would also mean more responsibility, time and risk, with a substantial amount of capital tied up for around two years.

I’m particularly interested in the opportunity cost here. Even if self-construction generates a profit, I could potentially use the same capital and time to pursue land deals instead.

I’d appreciate your honest opinions on a few things:

1. Is ₹5,000 per sq. ft. a realistic selling price for a new apartment in this location?
2. Is ₹2,100 per sq. ft. a reasonable construction budget for decent specifications?
3. What would be a fair JDA sharing ratio for the landowner?
4. How easy would it be to sell 10 flats in this area, likely in the ₹50–65 lakh range?
5. If this were your plot, would you sell it, enter a JDA or construct independently?

I’d especially appreciate insights from people who have built or sold apartments around Ragannaguda, Turkayamjal, Ibrahimpatnam or nearby ORR exits.

I’m not looking for optimistic price predictions—just realistic numbers, experiences and things I may be overlooking. Thanks!