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Hyderabad's premium housing segment, comprising homes priced at INR 1.5 crore and above, saw a 17% increase in sales during the first half of 2025, according to a report by global real estate firm JLL. This growth is notable as it occurred despite a 6% dip in overall residential sales across all price categories in the city. The surge is primarily driven by the city's strong IT presence, a preference for larger homes with high-end amenities, and rising affluence among tech professionals.
Hyderabad's premium housing segment, which includes homes priced at INR 1.5 crore and above, has shown a strong performance, recording a 17% year-on-year sales jump to 8,205 units in the first half of 2025. This growth, according to a report by global real estate firm JLL, is particularly significant as it happened even as overall residential sales in the city dropped by around 6% during the same period. This trend shows that premium properties now account for nearly half of the total sales in Hyderabad. Advertisement
Samantak Das, JLL's chief economist and head of research, attributed this surge to robust end-user demand, rising incomes of tech professionals, and a strong preference for larger homes with high-end amenities. He added that the demand for properties in the INR 1.5-3 crore segment saw the sharpest increase, growing by 28% compared to the first half of 2024.
The report highlights that Hyderabad's success as a real estate market is driven by its strong IT presence, supportive government policies, and major infrastructure investments. The Western Suburbs, including Kokapet, Puppalguda, Narsingi, and Kondapur, continue to dominate the high-end market. These areas accounted for about 85% of all premium sales due to their proximity to key business districts like HITEC City and the Financial District, along with well-developed infrastructure and lifestyle amenities. However, northern suburbs such as Kompally, Bachupally, and Miyapur are also emerging as new contenders for premium homebuyers.
The growth is also part of a wider trend in India where a strong domestic growth engine, rising incomes, and a younger workforce are all contributing to a resilient and appreciating real estate sector.
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