Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Credai Hyderabad Property Show Attracts Buyers and Developers
A large housing exhibition has opened in Hyderabad.
More than 60 developers are showing over 300 approved housing projects.
The event will last three days and ends on August 30.
Families can compare homes, prices, locations and facilities in one place.
Government officials said Hyderabad is attracting people because its businesses and infrastructure are growing.
They highlighted the Metro Phase-II expansion and Musi Riverfront Development.
Real estate representatives said many homes were sold in the first half of 2026.
Some developers also want clearer rules for permits and land-related processes.
More than 60 developers are showcasing over 300 RERA-approved projects at the three-day property show.
The exhibition began on Friday and will continue through August 30, featuring homes across segments and price points.
Officials said infrastructure projects and Hyderabad’s business ecosystem are strengthening the city’s real estate appeal.
The market recorded more than 26,100 home sales and 60 million square feet absorbed in H1 2026, according to Credai representatives.
Organisers expect visitor numbers to rise over the weekend, with panel discussions and cultural programmes also scheduled.
- Who
- The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India’s Hyderabad chapter, more than 60 developers, government officials and homebuyers.
- What
- A three-day property exhibition showcasing more than 300 RERA-approved projects.
- When
- The show began on Friday and will continue until August 30; market figures cited cover H1 2026.
- Where
- Hyderabad.
- Why
- To present housing options to buyers and support the city’s real estate sector, while discussing development and policy issues.
Growth and Government Support
Policy Clarity and Coordination
Hyderabad’s real estate outlook
Growth and Government Support
Government and Credai representatives described Hyderabad’s market as resilient and growing, citing infrastructure expansion, a strong business ecosystem and continued buyer interest.
Policy Clarity and Coordination
The available accounts do not dispute the market’s growth but emphasise that sustained development also requires clearer rules and improved coordination.
Sector regulations
Growth and Government Support
Chief secretary Sanjay Jaju assured continued government support for transparent and efficient real estate development.
Policy Clarity and Coordination
Credai representatives said building permit mortgage norms and NALA processes need further policy clarity, along with better government-industry coordination and transparency.
- Exhibition duration
- Three days, beginning Friday and continuing until August 30
- Developers participating
- More than 60
- Projects showcased
- More than 300 RERA-approved projects
- Homes sold in H1 2026
- More than 26,100, according to Credai Hyderabad representatives
- Space absorbed in H1 2026
- 60 million square feet
- Featured infrastructure
- Metro Phase-II expansion and Musi Riverfront Development
- Additional programme
- Panel discussions and cultural programmes on Hyderabad’s urban evolution