Hyderabad is resolutely cementing its reputation as one of India’s fastest-growing property markets, with a dramatic record-breaker at Raidurg recently creating a stellar new milestone in the city’s property arena.
The Telangana Government, acting on behalf of the Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC), secured a stellar ₹177 crore per acre for 7.67 acres at Raidurg—a whopping ₹1357.59 crore in total. This is the largest-ever value paid for land in any government auction in Telangana, surpassing the previous record price of ₹100.75 crore per acre paid at Kokapet in 2022.
This milestone signifies Hyderabad’s ongoing emergence as the favored locale for investors, developers, and multinational corporations alike. Nestled in the core of the Hyderabad Knowledge City, Raidurg has transformed into an irresistible attraction for IT behemoths, high-end commercial projects, and mixed-use developments.
The remarkable enthusiasm exhibited by national and regional developers during the auction highlights a robust investor confidence in Hyderabad’s growth trajectory, as well as in the government’s transparent land policies.
The land value trajectory of the city narrates a remarkable tale from ₹42.59 crore per acre in 2017 to ₹177 crore per acre in 2025 – a four times increase in a span of eight years.
The exponential growth is a testament to how infrastructure development, business environment, and policy interventions at Hyderabad are creating an unheard-of thirst for commercial and residential property.
As global investors and developers turn their attention to South India, Hyderabad emerges as the leader in India’s forthcoming growth surge. With strategic advancements in Raidurg, Kokapet, and the Knowledge City corridor, the city is not merely breaking records; it is actively sculpting the future of urban investment in India.
