SAS Infra

An agent, in the context of real estate, is a licensed professional who helps people buy, sell, rent or lease real estate properties such as land, mansions, flats or commercial spaces. In simpler terms, they act as an intermediary between buyers and sellers (or landlords and tenants). On the other hand, a trend is a pattern of change in the market happening over time; it can be either short-term or long-term. The most common instance of this term is, of course, ‘price trends’; as the phrase sounds, it refers to the surge or fall in the prices of real estate properties. Now that you understand the terminology, take a look at some of the most significant ongoing trends in the real estate market of Hyderabad.

• A high demand for premium properties is witnessed lately. Yes, a 12% year-over-year surge is observed in registrations of properties priced above ₹1 crore (in January, 2025).
• As a result, the demand for affordable homes (priced below ₹50 lakhs) saw a steep decline of 20% in February, 2025.
• Areas like Kokapet and Narsingi are being touted as “emerging suburban hotspots” for witnessing rapid development owing to improved infrastructure and connectivity; this holds true for both affordable and premium properties.
• Talking about commercial spaces, the capital city has become a go-to destination for Grade-A office space leasing in India. It recorded a 16.6 million square feet of new office space leases, predominantly in the IT and financial sectors.
• Also, areas like Gachibowli and Madhapur are enjoying high demand for co-working spaces (places where people of different employers work under the same roof). This is primarily due to the rise of startups and MNCs.

To conclude, the real estate market of Hyderabad is characterized by the public’s inclination towards luxury properties, emerging suburban hotspots, and high-end office and co-working spaces.