Hyderabad Real Estate Sees 25% Jump in Property Registrations in November

• 6,923 homes registered in November, valued at ₹4,904 crore

• Premium homes above ₹1 crore account for over half of transaction value

• Weighted average prices rise 9% year-on-year

Hyderabad’s residential real estate market continued its upward trajectory in November 2025, recording a 25% year-on-year rise in property registrations, according to data from the Inspector General of Registration (IGR) analysed by Knight Frank India.

A total of 6,923 residential properties were registered during the month, with transaction values touching ₹4,904 crore, reflecting both higher volumes and rising ticket sizes. The value of registered properties rose sharply, signalling sustained confidence among homebuyers.

Premium housing drives growth
Demand for high-value homes remained a key growth driver. Registrations for properties priced above ₹1 crore surged 87% year-on-year, highlighting Hyderabad’s ongoing premiumisation trend. This segment accounted for 21% of total registrations, up from 14% a year ago. In value terms, premium homes dominated the market, contributing 51% of the total transaction value in November.

Buyer preference shifts toward larger homes
Homebuyers showed a clear inclination toward spacious properties with better amenities. Homes sized between 1,000 and 2,000 sq ft formed the bulk of transactions, accounting for 67% of total registrations. Meanwhile, units larger than 2,000 sq ft increased their share to 17%, compared to 14% in November 2024.

The trend was also visible in high-end transactions. The top five deals of the month were valued above ₹6 crore, with three properties located in Rangareddy (West) and two in Central Hyderabad, underlining the city’s appetite for luxury housing.

Rangareddy leads district-wise activity
Hyderabad’s residential market spans Hyderabad, Rangareddy, Medchal-Malkajgiri, and Sangareddy districts, covering both primary and secondary market transactions. Rangareddy emerged as the most active district, accounting for 47% of total registrations, followed by Medchal-Malkajgiri at 41%. Hyderabad district contributed the remaining 12%.

Price growth was also strongest in Rangareddy, where the weighted average price rose 17% year-on-year, the highest among all districts. Overall, Hyderabad’s weighted average residential price increased by 9% YoY in November 2025.

Market outlook remains positive
Commenting on the performance, Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director, Knight Frank India, said Hyderabad’s residential market continues to show exceptional momentum. He noted that rising registrations, strong month-on-month growth, and a sharp increase in transaction value point to sustained homebuyer confidence, particularly in the premium segment.

With demand expanding across larger homes, luxury properties, and growth corridors like Rangareddy, Hyderabad’s real estate market appears well-positioned to maintain its positive momentum into the coming months.