Hyderabad’s Home Registrations Jump 35% in September; Luxury Segment Up 151%

Hyderabad’s real estate market continued its impressive growth trajectory in September 2025, recording a 35% year-on-year (YoY) rise in residential property registrations. According to data from the Inspector General of Registration (IGR), accessed by Knight Frank India, a total of 6,612 homes worth approximately ₹4,804 crore were registered during the month, reflecting strong buyer confidence despite the traditionally subdued Shradh period.

The surge in registrations also translated into a remarkable 70% YoY increase in the total value of transactions. This growth was primarily driven by the city’s expanding premium housing segment, which witnessed a 151% rise in registrations for properties priced above ₹1 crore. These high-end homes accounted for 22% of total registrations but contributed to more than half—around 53%—of the total transaction value, highlighting Hyderabad’s continued shift toward luxury and spacious living.

Homes measuring above 2,000 sq ft made up nearly 15% of the total registrations, underscoring a sustained demand for larger and better-designed residences. Market experts attribute this shift to rising disposable incomes, evolving lifestyle preferences, and improved infrastructure connectivity across Hyderabad’s key residential corridors.

Among districts, Rangareddy led with 45% of total property registrations, followed by Medchal-Malkajgiri at 40% and Hyderabad district at 14%. The weighted average price of registered properties in the city climbed by 20% YoY, with Rangareddy recording the sharpest jump of 28%. This price growth underlines Rangareddy’s emergence as a preferred hub for both residential and commercial developments.

Despite part of September coinciding with the inauspicious Shradh fortnight (September 7–21, 2025), Hyderabad’s housing market showed strong resilience. Industry analysts believe this steady momentum indicates a structural shift in the city’s housing preferences—from mid-income apartments to high-value luxury homes.

Commenting on the trend, Shishir Baijal, Chairman and Managing Director of Knight Frank India, said, “The sharp 35% rise in registrations and 70% surge in value highlight not just volume expansion but also Hyderabad’s steady march toward premiumisation.”

With consistent demand, strong infrastructure projects, and investor interest, Hyderabad continues to be one of India’s most vibrant real estate markets.