Three-day CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show concludes on buoyant note
Hyderabad, Aug 30 (TNT): The three-day CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show 2026 concluded here on Sunday with strong buyer engagement and market sentiment, with around 36,000 visitors attending the event.
The exhibition provided homebuyers an opportunity to explore RERA-approved residential and commercial projects and interact directly with developers.
The event, held under the theme ‘Rate Aagadhu Demand Thaggadhu’, also brought together industry stakeholders and financial institutions to discuss trends and opportunities in Hyderabad’s real estate market.
The final day featured a panel discussion on ‘Land Auctions, Rising Land Values & the Future of Hyderabad Real Estate’, moderated by Prasun Kumar, CMO, Magicbricks.
The panel included Sarvesh Singh, Director and CEO, Telangana Lifesciences, Government of Telangana; G Shrawan Kumar, Director Operations, K Raheja Corp (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana); Romil Dubey, Head – A&T Hyderabad, Chennai and Kerala, CBRE; and K Kranti Kiran Reddy, General Secretary, CREDAI Hyderabad.
The panel discussed the impact of large-ticket land auctions and the influx of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and specialised workforce on Hyderabad’s real estate market.
A fireside chat with CREDAI Hyderabad President N Jaideep Reddy focused on the city’s real estate growth over the past two decades and the outlook for the sector over the next two decades.
A ‘Hyderabad Real Estate Trends Report’ prepared by Magicbricks was also unveiled during the event.
The final day also featured a general quiz on Hyderabad, conducted by Lokesh Kaza, President, K Circle, covering the city’s history, culture, sports, science, cinema, literature, music and current affairs.
Speaking on the occasion, Jaideep Reddy said Hyderabad was transitioning from a growth market into a long-term wealth-creation hub, with residential price appreciation being supported by infrastructure expansion and employment growth.
He said buyers were becoming more selective and placing greater emphasis on quality and connectivity, particularly in the western corridor.
CREDAI Hyderabad President-Elect B Jagannath Rao said the city’s real estate market was becoming increasingly diverse, with established markets and emerging corridors offering opportunities across segments.
He said two industry reports had been released to provide insights into investment opportunities and future growth areas in Hyderabad.
CREDAI Hyderabad General Secretary K Kranti Kiran Reddy said the property show provided a platform for developers and homebuyers to connect and exchange information on opportunities across the city.
He also highlighted emerging growth corridors that could shape Hyderabad’s future development.
Magicbricks CMO Prasun Kumar said Hyderabad’s real estate growth was increasingly broad-based, driven by the expansion of IT and life sciences as well as GCCs, aerospace, manufacturing and other high-value industries.
He said office leasing had reached a record 7.5 million sq ft in the first half of 2026, registering 29 per cent year-on-year growth, with GCCs accounting for 45 per cent of demand. Rising premium housing demand, NRI participation and tightening rental markets were also indicative of the city’s expanding real estate market, he added.
The three-day property show concluded with discussions focusing on changing buyer preferences, emerging growth corridors and the factors likely to shape Hyderabad’s next phase of real estate development.
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