Hyderabad property registrations dip 1 pc, transaction value rises 3 pc : Knight Frank report
Hyderabad, Nov 12 (TNT) : Hyderabad recorded 61,033 residential property registrations during January-October 2026, registering a marginal decline of one per cent year-on-year, while the total value of registered transactions increased by three per cent to Rs 44,305 crore, according to Knight Frank India’s latest assessment report released on Thursday.
The growth in transaction value despite a marginal decline in registration volumes indicates an increasing contribution from higher-value residential properties, particularly homes priced above Rs one crore, the report stated.
During October 2026, the city recorded 5,318 property registrations, a decline of 14 per cent compared to 6,194 registrations in the corresponding month last year.
The value of transactions also declined by three per cent to Rs 4,395 crore from Rs 4,512 crore, the report said.
The moderation in October registrations coincided with the Pitru Paksha period between September 26 and October 10, when some homebuyers traditionally defer property transactions, which may have contributed to the decline, the report revealed.
According to the ticket-size analysis, registrations of homes priced below Rs 50 lakh declined two per cent to 33,420 units during January-October 2026, while the Rs 50 lakh to Rs one crore category recorded a one per cent decline to 15,289 units.
In contrast, registrations of homes priced above Rs one crore increased one per cent to 12,322 units. The transaction value in this premium segment rose six per cent to Rs 22,680 crore from Rs 21,475 crore in the corresponding period last year.
The value of properties registered in the below-Rs 50 lakh category remained almost unchanged at Rs 10,751 crore, while the Rs 50 lakh to Rs one crore segment registered a one per cent decline to Rs 10,768 crore, the report said.
In October, registrations declined across all price categories. The below-Rs 50 lakh segment witnessed the sharpest fall of 21 per cent, followed by a six per cent decline in the above-Rs one crore category and a four per cent fall in the Rs 50 lakh to Rs one crore segment.
However, transaction value in the premium segment increased six per cent despite lower registration volumes, indicating the resilience of higher-value housing transactions.
Knight Frank India Chairman and Managing Director Shishir Baijal said Hyderabad’s residential market remained stable in terms of registration volumes during January-October 2026, while the value of registered transactions continued to grow.
He said the trend reflected a gradual shift in the composition of market activity, with higher-ticket housing playing an increasingly significant role in supporting transaction values.
The assessment covers residential property transactions across Hyderabad, Medchal-Malkajgiri, Rangareddy and Sangareddy districts, including both primary and secondary markets.
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