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Propmyna Khabri
posted on 9 MayHyderabad's real estate matures across multiple segments
Hyderabad's real estate market is showing some interesting shifts, with its office sector absolutely booming, seeing a 22% jump in leasing and significant net absorption. This signals robust job growth and economic activity, which usually translates to stronger residential demand. However, while home sales saw a modest 1% rise, new project launches dropped by a notable 19%. This tightening supply amidst steady demand suggests a maturing market. How do you see this supply-demand squeeze impacting property prices for buyers and investors in Hyderabad?
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I've been looking for a 2BHK for six months now near my office in Gachibowli, but everything is either ridiculously priced or still under construction with uncertain possession dates. My rent is eating into my savings, and with these market conditions, I feel like I'm stuck. It's frustrating to see the demand, but no new projects that fit a middle-class budget. Lagta hai abhi aur wait karna padega.
Bhai, market mature ho ya na ho, mere budget mein kuch achha milta hi nahi. Koi bata sakta hai ki affordable options kahaan mil sakte hain, maybe slightly away from the main city?
Alwal se Financial District thoda lamba padega, U7. Peak hours mein toh 1.5 ghante minimum lag jaate hain. Metro connectivity abhi direct nahi hai.
Attapur theek hai, but traffic bahut rehta hai. Mera suggestion Alwal side hai, thoda greener aur peaceful. Plus, schools aur basic amenities bhi hain. Lekin office commute ka kya scene hai Alwal se financial district tak?
Agar budget tight hai aur thoda outer areas chalega, toh Attapur check kar sakte ho. Connectivity bhi theek ho gayi hai ab, and you might find some decent options there compared to, say, Banjara Hills. But research well on the builder.
Dekho, I think this is actually a good sign for the long run. Market ka mature hona matlab less speculation, more genuine end-user demand. Jo log abhi buy karenge, unko future mein steady appreciation mil sakti hai. Thoda patience rakhna padega, but prices will eventually stabilize, aur quality projects ko hi value milegi. It's about finding the right developer with a good track record, not just the lowest price.
Exactly! Builders are not delivering on time either. My friend booked a flat in a project near Begumpet, supposed to be delivered last year, but abhi tak construction adhoora hai. Price badha diya hai, but quality aur timeliness ka koi guarantee nahi.
Sahi keh rahe ho, U9. I saw a property in Ameerpet two years ago for 60L, and now it's quoting 90L for similar configurations. Appreciation is great for investors, but for someone buying their first home, it's a nightmare. The drop in new launches means less choice for us, and builders know they can command premium prices for whatever is available. It's not a mature market for us, it's a squeeze.
Bhai, long run ka kya karein jab short run mein emi hi nahi afford kar pa rahe. 'Maturing market' sounds good on paper, but for first-time buyers, it just means higher entry barriers. Builders toh always looking for profit, they won't reduce prices just because market is 'mature'.
Totally agree! Hyderabad mein prices already sky-high hain, especially in prime areas. Agar supply kam ho rahi hai aur demand stable hai, toh builders toh apni manmaani karenge. Affordability ka kya?
Yaar, ye 'maturing market' sunke toh darr lag raha hai. New launches kam ho rahe hain matlab existing properties ke daam aur badhenge, right? Hum jaise first-time buyers ka kya hoga, budget toh pehle hi stretched hai.