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  Hyderabad Housing Sales Jump in Q3 2026 as New Launches Surge: What Buyers Should Know Before the Festive Season Hyderabad | September 30, 2026 Hyderabad has emerged as one of India's strongest residential property markets in the July–September quarter of 2026, with fresh housing data showing a sharp rise in sales even as several other large cities struggled to maintain last year's momentum. According to ANAROCK Research, 12,970 homes were sold in Hyderabad during Q3 2026 , up 15% from 11,305 units in the same quarter last year . That was the highest year-on-year sales growth among the seven major housing markets tracked in the report. The bigger number, however, is on the supply side. Developers launched approximately 18,950 new homes in Hyderabad during the quarter , a remarkable 120% increase from a year earlier . Only the Mumbai Metropolitan Region added more new housing during Q3. At first glance, those figures look like a simple Hyderabad real-estate boom. The reality i...

  Hyderabad Home Registrations Fall 9% in August 2026: Prices Still Rise as Premium Housing Holds Firm Hyderabad | September 25, 2026 Hyderabad's residential property market recorded a softer August, with 5,937 homes registered during the month , down 9% year-on-year and 4% from July , according to the latest Knight Frank India data. However, the numbers do not point to a simple property-market collapse. The total value of homes registered in August was ₹4,576 crore , only 2% lower than a year earlier and 3% higher than the previous month. Meanwhile, the weighted average transacted price rose 8% year-on-year to ₹4,964 per sq ft . That combination tells an important story: fewer homes were registered, but buyers continued spending heavily on higher-value properties. For homebuyers and investors, the key question is whether Hyderabad property demand is actually weakening—or simply shifting toward more expensive homes. Hyderabad August 2026 Property Registrations at a Glance Metric Au...

  Telangana High Court Says Revenue Officials Cannot Issue Pattas Over Forest Land: What Property Buyers Should Know Hyderabad | September 20, 2026 The Telangana High Court has strongly cautioned revenue authorities against interfering with land classified as forest land, observing that revenue officials do not have jurisdiction to issue pattas or distribute protected forest property. The observations, reported on September 20, 2026 , arose from a case involving approximately 44 acres in Rajaram village of Sirpur (Tandur) mandal in Kumuram Bheem Asifabad district . Nine petitioners told the court that they and their families had cultivated the land for decades and relied on pattadar passbooks and patta certificates. The forest department, however, treated the disputed area as forest land. The matter highlights an extremely important issue for anyone purchasing agricultural land, farm plots or property near forest boundaries in Telangana: a revenue document should not be treated in ...

  Hyderabad | September 19, 2026 A four-storey residential building in NTR Nagar, Gopanpally , was demolished on Saturday after developing a dangerous visible tilt a day earlier, prompting the evacuation of occupants and residents of neighbouring properties. The incident has brought renewed attention to building safety, unauthorised construction and structural checks in Hyderabad , particularly in rapidly developing residential areas where additional floors are sometimes constructed on very small plots. Teams from HYDRAA’s Disaster Response Force, along with the town-planning and engineering wings of the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation, carried out the demolition after authorities determined that the structure posed a safety risk. No casualties were reported in the Gopanpally incident. What Happened in Gopanpally? The building began visibly leaning on Friday, September 18 , in NTR Nagar, Gopanpally, within the Serilingampally area. Authorities responded by evacuating the occupants....

Hyderabad, September 18, 2026 The proposed elevated road connecting Paradise Junction with Shamirpet at the Outer Ring Road is moving through another important implementation phase, with recent Hyderabad district notices documenting ongoing land-acquisition proceedings for the project. The corridor is one of the major road-infrastructure projects intended to improve connectivity between central Secunderabad and the rapidly developing northern Hyderabad corridor. Recent official notices cover land connected with the project in locations including Bholakpur, Thokatta, Kakaguda, Tirumalagiri and Machabollaram , reflecting continued administrative work needed for the corridor. Paradise to Shamirpet Corridor: What Is Planned? The proposed elevated corridor follows the Rajiv Rahadari, or State Highway-1, from Paradise towards the Outer Ring Road near Shamirpet. Earlier project documents describe the corridor as approximately 18.1 km long . It is intended to provide a faster connection towar...