Hyderabad records 9541 home sales in Q1

The first quarter of 2026 showed steady performance for Hyderabad's residential real estate market because major cities throughout the country experienced market downturns.

According to a recent report, the city recorded around 9,541 housing sales during the January-March period, marking a modest 1% increase compared to the same period last year.

The market maintained its strength because customers continued to buy products despite ongoing economic uncertainties and international disruptions that impacted the industry.

Property prices in Hyderabad maintained their upward trend because buyers continued to show interest in properties while their purchasing habits changed.

Key Highlights

• Hyderabad records 9,541 home sales in Q1 2026 showing steady growth.
• Home prices rise nine percent reaching ₹8,211 per square foot annually.
• Demand shifts toward premium housing segments with increased buyer interest and investments.

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The average residential price increased by approximately 9% year-on-year, reaching ₹8,211 per square foot. The upward trend shows that people search for high-end housing options because they want to purchase properties that cost more.

Homes priced between ₹1 crore and ₹2 crore formed the largest portion of total sales, which helped drive market activity throughout the entire market period.

The report showed that the housing market underwent a major shift because people started to prefer mid-range and luxury homes instead of affordable housing options.

The premium housing market experienced strong growth while the lower-priced housing market saw decreased interest from buyers.

The quarter witnessed the introduction of approximately 9975 new housing units which demonstrated that developers still believed in the market's potential.

The real estate market in Hyderabad shows greater stability than other Indian metropolitan areas because the market maintains steady demand while people increasingly prefer high-end residential properties.

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The city's current performance indicates its ongoing appeal to homebuyers and investors despite the changing conditions of the real estate market.