Plot / Land for Sale in Hyderabad Central Hyderabad

The government has plans for developing 11 industrial corridors in Hyderabad. The Hyderabad-Nagpur Industrial Corridor is the one of the most talked about. According to experts, this corridor in the west is going to create huge demand for jobs in the nearby areas. Lots of infrastructural growth has already been witnessed in Hitec City, Gachibowli and Kukatpally. Let us check other locations in the west that hold huge scope for investors.

According to the Central Ground Water Board, groundwater level has declined by 61 per cent between 2007 and 2017. In the CGWB report, Punjab was listed as the highest groundwater exploited state in India followed by Rajasthan, Delhi and Haryana.

HITEC City is one of the top real estate destinations in the city which means capital appreciation is a given. However, over the last few years, the property market here has remained stable registering a slight increase in values. Data with PropTiger.com show that in April 2013, the average capital value of a property (apartments only) in HITEC City was Rs 4,200 per square foot (sqft). By August 2017, the values have risen marginally and stand at Rs 4,825 per sq ft.

According to the Reserve Bank of India's Consumer Confidence Survey, the citizens across the country's metropolitan cities feel that while their spending on essential and non-essential items has gone up in 2017, their incomes have relatively remained the same. Read more to know about the key takeaways from the survey.

For a number of reasons, Hyderabad real estate is always buyers' favourite. Apart from the fact that the city is home to a number of industries, it is also one of the cleanest mega cities in India. This is also a reason why rates of property in the City of Nizams have been slowly rising when it dipped in other major cities in the recent slowdown. In case you have yet to save enough money to buy, here are the areas that offer you the largest number of rented properties.