Hyderabad, 28th August 2026: The CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show 2026, the most credible property exhibition with the theme ‘Rate Aagadhu Demand Thaggadhu’ was inaugurated at the HITEX Exhibition Centre, Hyderabad, marking the commencement of the three-day property exhibition being held from 28th to 30th August 2026. The Property Show brings together over 60 developers displaying over 300 RERA approved projects under one roof. This offers the homebuyers an opportunity to compare the best real estate projects in the city and choose their dream home. It was inaugurated by Shri Sanjay Jaju, IAS, Chief Secretary, Government of Telangana and Mr. K. Anil Kumar Reddy, MLA, Bhongir, as the Guest of Honour in the presence of CREDAI Hyderabad leadership team, developers, financial institutions and other stake holders.
To reinforce the theme ‘Rate Aagadu, Demand Thaggadhu’, CREDAI Hyderabad along with the real estate analytics platform CRE Matrix released a detailed report about the supply, sales velocity, configurations and zonal market insights about Hyderabad Real Estate. Moreover, the property show will also host a panel discussion with industry experts, policy makers etc. analyzing the impact of large ticket land auction and influx of GCC’s on Hyderabad real estate and release a report on the trends in buyers’ behaviour in Hyderabad by magic bricks.
Addressing the gathering, Shri Sanjay Jaju, IAS, Chief Secretary, Government of Telangana, said “Hyderabad is witnessing strong growth and momentum in its business environment, creating increasing interest in the city and Telangana. Real estate and property development are an important and integral component of our economic development, and we look forward to the industry’s continued contribution to bringing greater investment into the city and the state. The government is committed to creating an environment that supports good, trustworthy and transparent development of real estate. We will continue to work collectively to ensure that the sector remains a strong growth driver for Hyderabad and Telangana and contributes towards realising the vision of Telangana 2047.”
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. N. Jaideep Reddy, President, CREDAI Hyderabad, said, “The open and constructive engagement between the Government and the real estate industry over the past year has been particularly encouraging. At the same time, there are a couple of long pending issues where we seek the Government’s guidance and intervention, particularly the removal of 10%
building permit mortgage as now RERA is in place or at least a reduction to 5% as it will release capital for the builders. The first is the 10% building-permit mortgage and the release of the mortgage components, particularly the NALA-linked component. There has already been a policy direction regarding the release of 5% for earlier approvals while retaining the balance 5%, and we are keen to see the implementation move forward. The second is the NALA-related issue, enabling developers to pay the applicable NALA fee along with the building approval process. We look forward to working closely with the Government to bring greater efficiency and clarity to these processes. Hyderabad is at an important point in its growth journey, and on a continuous growth trajectory. Our theme, ‘Rate Aagadhu. Demand Thaggadhu,’ captures this confidence and the continued strength of Hyderabad’s real estate market.”
Mr. B. Jagannath Rao, President Elect, CREDAI Hyderabad, said, “Hyderabad’s real estate market continues to demonstrate strong resilience, healthy absorption and sustained buyer confidence. With over 26,100 homes sold in H1 CY26, covering approximately 60 million sq. ft. of super built-up area, the city has emerged as the leading market in India by total area absorbed. The preference for larger homes, with the average unit size at around 2,300 sq. ft. and the average ticket size increasing by 10% year on year to Rs 2.03 crore, further reflects the strength and maturity of the market. This residential growth is supported by robust commercial fundamentals, with Hyderabad witnessing continued office space expansion and leasing activity that will create sustained employment and housing demand in the years ahead. While fresh launches have increased, the majority of unsold inventory is under construction and scheduled for completion over the coming years, providing the market with sufficient runway for natural absorption. Hyderabad is not just expanding but maturing into a world class megacity, supported by strong infrastructure, employment growth and quality of life. The CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show is an opportunity for homebuyers to experience this growth firsthand, explore a wide range of RERA approved projects and make informed choices for their dream homes.”
Adding to this, Mr. K. Kranti Kiran Reddy, General Secretary, CREDAI Hyderabad, said, “Hyderabad’s real estate sector is witnessing strong momentum, supported by the city’s growing business environment and continued development momentum in Hyderabad. The development taking place across Hyderabad, particularly in infrastructure, is creating a stronger foundation for the real estate sector and opening opportunities across the city. We also believe that continued dialogue between the government and the industry is important to streamline processes and systems and enable good, trustworthy and transparent development. In this endeavour to improve transparency in the industry to act with conviction against pre launch sales and we will extend all possible support to such efforts.”
According to Abhishek Kiran Gupta, CEO & Co-Founder, CRE Matrix, “The most important way to read Hyderabad’s housing inventory is through the lens of timing. A figure of 142,722 unsold homes may appear large in isolation, but nearly four out of five of these homes are still under construction. Much of this supply will actually enter the market over the next several years.Now look at what is happening on the other side of the equation. Hyderabad already has close to 170 Mn
- ft. of Grade A office stock and another 103 Mn sq. ft. is under construction through CY31. As that office capacity gets delivered and occupied, it can expand the city’s employment base and create incremental housing requirements.
That is why Hyderabad’s residential and office pipelines need to be read together. The city is effectively creating housing capacity today for the employment ecosystem it is building for tomorrow. The fact that most residential inventory and a substantial office pipeline are both scheduled over the coming years creates a meaningful alignment between future housing availability and future employment-led demand.
And Hyderabad is entering this next cycle from a position of considerable strength. The city sold nearly ₹52,900 crore worth of homes in H1 CY26, recorded the highest residential area absorption in India at close to 60 Mn sq. ft., and saw its average ticket size rise above ₹2 crore with an average unit size of 2,300 sqft. This is increasingly defined as a market not just by volume, but by scale, value and long-term economic growth.”
The Property Show will also feature a series of programmes in association with the Hyderabad Literary Festival, exploring the city through its culture, history, people and evolving urban landscape. On 28th August, the panel discussion “Finding Home: Making of a City” will examine the role of social infrastructure, city planning, developers and citizens in creating a liveable, inclusive and sustainable Hyderabad. On 29th August, The Little Theatre Hyderabad will present curated readings from writings on Hyderabad by Hyderabadis in English, with select readings in Telugu and Urdu. On 30th August, a General Quiz with a Hyderabadi Twist, conducted by Lokesh Kaza, President, K Circle, will cover history, culture, sport, science, cinema, literature, music and current affairs, with a Hyderabad connection woven into every question.
About CREDAI
The Confederation of Real Estate Developers’ Associations of India (CREDAI) is the apex body of private real estate developers in India. Established in 1999, CREDAI represents 13,000+ developers across 221 city chapters in 21 states and plays a pivotal role in policy advocacy, industry best practices, and consumer-centric growth.
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