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  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 Section 22A Registration Relief 2026: Approved Plots, Houses and Flats Can Now Be Registered Hyderabad | September 25, 2026 Thousands of Telangana property owners facing long-running registration problems under Section 22A of the Registration Act have received a major update. The Telangana government has announced that certain open plots, houses and flats listed under Section 22A can now be registered if they hold legally valid statutory permissions from authorities such as GHMC, HMDA, DTCP, municipal bodies or other competent local authorities. This is a significant step beyond the government's earlier announcement of a 30-day panel to examine Section 22A disputes. For property owners, the practical question is now: Who is eligible for registration, what documents are required, and does this mean every Section 22A property is automatically cleared? The answer is important because the new relief is broad, but it is not a blanket removal of every property from the proh...

  Indiramma Towers Hyderabad 2026: 1 Lakh LIG Flats Planned as Raidurg Project Begins — Cost, Subsidy, Eligibility and Allotment Explained Hyderabad | September 22, 2026 Telangana's urban affordable-housing programme has entered another important stage, with construction formally launched for 480 Indiramma Towers flats at Raidurg , while the government says it intends to develop one lakh Lower Income Group homes across Hyderabad's Core Urban Region in phases . Housing and Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy laid the foundation stone for the Raidurg project near Malkam Cheruvu on September 21 and distributed allotment documents to beneficiaries. For Hyderabad residents searching for Indiramma Housing eligibility, flat cost, subsidy, application status or future allotments , the key point is that the one-lakh-flat target is a broader phased programme. It does not mean one lakh completed flats are available for application today. Indiramma Towers Hyderabad: Quick Facts Ite...

 Ameenpur Lake FTL Case: Telangana High Court Orders Status Quo — What Property Buyers Must Check Hyderabad | September 22, 2026 Property owners and homebuyers around Ameenpur have received an important legal update after the Telangana High Court ordered status quo over disputed land connected with the Full Tank Level, or FTL, of Ameenpur Lake , also known as Pedda Cheruvu. The interim order came in a batch of 83 petitions challenging the extent of land being treated as part of the lake for a government rejuvenation programme. The court has allowed restoration work to continue within the lake’s originally notified extent of 93 acres and 15 guntas , while directing that no further construction or development take place on the disputed land until the matter is examined further. The case is scheduled to return to court on October 5, 2026 . For Hyderabad property buyers, the case highlights a much larger question: How can you check whether a plot or apartment is inside a lake FTL or b...

Hyderabad | September 21, 2026 A long-standing road bottleneck affecting residents of Nallagandla, Tellapur and nearby western Hyderabad neighbourhoods is set for improvement after the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation Standing Committee approved approximately ₹37 crore for widening and upgrading the Nallagandla–Outer Ring Road radial connection. The route connects the Gopanpally flyover towards the ORR service road through the Vattinagulapally side . The existing stretch has been described as narrow and damaged, forcing many commuters to use longer alternative routes. For thousands of apartment residents and IT employees in the western corridor, the project could improve local access to the ORR. But for property buyers, the important point is: administrative approval is an important milestone — it is not the same as a completed road. What Has Been Approved? CMC's Standing Committee approved approximately ₹37 crore for widening and improving the road. Following administrative appro...

Hyderabad | September 21, 2026 Cyberabad Municipal Corporation has carried out a large road-clearing drive across its jurisdiction, removing 201 encroachments across 16 circles in a single operation. The drive covered approximately 9.9 km of roads across three zones , including areas such as Madhapur, Patancheru, Ameenpur, Gajularamaram and Jeedimetla. For property owners and prospective buyers, the operation raises a practical issue that is often ignored until municipal enforcement begins: Does the compound wall, shop frontage, staircase, ramp or other portion of a property actually remain inside the legally recognised property boundary? Where Were Encroachments Removed? The reported breakdown was: Zone Encroachments Removed Serilingampally Zone 56 Kukatpally Zone 67 Quthbullapur Zone 78 Total 201 Within the zones, the drive included: Patancheru — 23 Ameenpur — 15 Madhapur — 35 Gajularamaram — 26 Jeedimetla — 15 CMC said the operation formed part of a road-clearing effort. Why This M...

  Hyderabad | September 21, 2026 A fresh Telangana Real Estate Regulatory Authority order has highlighted an important protection for Hyderabad apartment buyers: a flat cannot necessarily be treated as genuinely ready for possession merely because much of the physical construction is complete. TGRERA directed Janapriya Projects Pvt Ltd to complete remaining work and provide legal, ready-to-move-in possession of an apartment in the Sitara at Janapriya Lake Front project. The Authority also ordered payment of 10.70% annual delay interest and imposed a ₹32 lakh penalty in connection with accepting booking money before the relevant project registration. For buyers of under-construction apartments, the case raises practical questions about possession dates, occupancy certificates, water and electricity, project registration and what to check before accepting keys. What Happened? Two homebuyers had booked an apartment in the Sitara at Janapriya Lake Front project. According to the cas...