9 months ago
FCDA Issues Building Permits for Future City
The Future City Development Authority (FCDA) in Hyderabad has started giving permissions for building and layout plans.
This is a big step in making the Future City grow faster.
The FCDA's own building is being constructed and will be ready by February 2026.
Until then, they are working from a temporary office.
The government wants to bring big companies to this area and is making plans to give land to different groups.
The FCDA covers a large area with many villages and is now handling all building approvals itself.
This will make things more uniform and speed up development.
FCDA has begun issuing layout and building permissions for Future City.
FCDA headquarters construction is 40% complete, with a deadline of February 2026.
Temporary office is at Hyderabad Growth Corridor Limited (HGCL) premises in Nanakramguda.
Government plans to attract Fortune 500 companies to establish operations in Future City.
FCDA covers 765 sq km and 56 villages, with all approvals now processed by FCDA.
- Who
- Future City Development Authority (FCDA)
- What
- Issuing layout and building permissions for Future City
- Where
- Hyderabad outskirts, covering 56 villages across six mandals
- When
- Currently ongoing, with a deadline of February 2026 for the FCDA building
- Why
- To accelerate development in the Bharat Future City and attract global companies
Key facts
- Authority
- Future City Development Authority (FCDA)
- Location
- Hyderabad outskirts
- Area Covered
- 765 sq km
- Villages Covered
- 56 villages
- Deadline for FCDA Building
- February 2026
- Chairman
- Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy
- Commissioner
- IAS officer K. Shashanka
- Online Platform
- BuildNow
