Archive · 28 Dec 2025
Hyderabad Housing Sales Drop 23% in 2025
In 2025, Hyderabad saw a big drop in people buying homes and new housing projects being built.
Sales went down by 23%, and new projects fell by 26%.
This happened because building homes got more expensive, and there were worries about the economy.
Even with these problems, Hyderabad had less unsold homes than before.
Across India, home sales also went down, but the total money spent on homes went up because people were buying bigger, more expensive homes.
Experts think that if interest rates go down and builders offer good prices, more people might buy homes in 2026.
Meanwhile, the city's real estate sector is growing because of new infrastructure and more people moving to Hyderabad for jobs.
Hyderabad's housing sales dropped 23% year-on-year in 2025 to 44,885 units.
New project launches in Hyderabad fell 26% to 43,260 units.
Unsold inventory in Hyderabad decreased by 2%, unlike the national trend.
National housing sales across top seven cities fell 14% year-on-year.
Hyderabad's real estate sector is expected to grow steadily due to infrastructure development and sustained demand.
- Who
- Hyderabad's residential real estate market and developers
- What
- A significant decline in housing sales and new project launches
- When
- In 2025
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- Due to rising costs, price hardening, and macroeconomic uncertainties
- Housing Sales Decline
- 23% year-on-year
- New Project Launches
- 26% year-on-year
- Unsold Inventory
- 2% decline
- National Sales Decline
- 14% year-on-year
- Overall Sales Value
- 6% increase
- Premium Homes Supply
- 21% of new supply
- Average Price Increase
- 8% annually
- Property Expo Stalls
- 68 stalls