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Hyderabad Real Estate Snapshot – Q4 CY’24: Value Resilience and Office Market Strength

Hyderabad Real Estate Market - Q4 CY 24

The Hyderabad real estate market in Q4 CY’24 showed signs of adjustment, balancing moderate activity with strong fundamentals. The latest CREDAI–CRE Matrix Hyderabad Housing Report – Q4 CY’24 highlights a shift toward higher-value transactions, reduced unsold inventory, and region-specific price appreciation, indicating sustained buyer confidence despite a slowdown in new launches and overall transaction volumes.

At the same time, Hyderabad’s office market continued to demonstrate strong momentum in Q4 CY’24. As per the CREDAI–CRE Matrix Hyderabad Office Report – Q4 CY’24, demand remained robust across Grade A/A+ spaces, driven by expanding GCC activity, rising co-working adoption, and large-format leasing transactions. Improved vacancy absorption, concentrated new supply in key commercial hubs, and long-term occupier confidence reinforced the city’s position as one of India’s most resilient office markets.

Residential Market: Lower Volumes, Stronger Value Metrics

The city recorded 16,644 residential unit sales in Q4 CY’24, marking a 22% YoY decline, with the total transaction value easing 9% YoY to ₹30,924 crore. New supply also moderated significantly, as only 11,081 units were launched, a 50% YoY drop, indicating a more measured approach by developers amid shifting demand dynamics.

Despite softer volumes, pricing strength remained intact. The average ticket size rose 17% YoY, highlighting sustained demand for larger and premium homes. Market efficiency improved meaningfully, with unsold inventory declining 14% YoY to 1,04,778 units, compared to 1,21,421 units in Q4 CY’23. On the pricing front, Hyderabad South West led the market with 15% YoY price appreciation, the highest across all regions during the quarter.

Notably, on a full-year basis, Hyderabad recorded residential sales worth ₹1.15 lakh crore in CY’24, marginally higher than Mumbai’s ₹1.05 lakh crore. This shift underscores Hyderabad’s growing depth as a high-value housing market, even as quarterly volumes show temporary moderation.

Office Market: Demand-Led Expansion Continues

Hyderabad’s office market delivered a strong performance in Q4 CY’24, supported by steady occupier demand and limited vacancy additions. Grade A/A+ vacancy levels declined by 1.5% YoY, reflecting improved absorption across key business districts.

Structural demand drivers remained firmly in place. Co-working space demand increased 26% in CY’24 compared to four years ago, while the GCC segment recorded an 8.6% CAGR in office occupancy over the past five years, reinforcing Hyderabad’s position as a preferred destination for global enterprises. Transaction sizes also scaled up, with office deals exceeding 1 lakh sq. ft. rising 2.2x between Q4 CY’23 and Q4 CY’24, indicating growing confidence among large occupiers.

On the supply side, Gachibowli dominated the market, accounting for 58% of new office completions in CY’24, further strengthening its status as the city’s primary commercial hub. In the broader context, Hyderabad also captured 17% of India’s Grade A office leasing in CY’24, placing it ahead of several larger metros, including Mumbai, in terms of annual leasing share.

Market Outlook

Taken together, the Q4 CY’24 data points to a market that is transitioning toward quality-led growth rather than volume-driven expansion. While the residential sector adjusts to near-term demand dynamics, strong office fundamentals continue to support employment growth, capital inflows, and long-term housing demand — positioning Hyderabad as one of India’s most resilient real estate markets.

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