Vasavi Sarovar by Vasavi Group in West Hyderabad is a premium residential project spread across 20.08 acres comprising 9 towers rising up to G+29 floors. Project features 2,300 sft residences with 72% open spaces, two clubhouses, and 100+ amenities.

Exclusive offers announced:

• Rental Free Plan with Interest Subvention: ₹25,000 monthly assured benefits, 100% home loan interest paid by Vasavi Group till Fire NOC, balance 80% linked to construction progress
• Assured Rental Plan
• Construction Linked Plan
• Total savings up to ₹22 lakhs

Project located between Kukatpally and HITEC City, offering connectivity to IT corridors, business hubs, educational institutions, and healthcare facilities. Features three-side open views from towers.

Project achieved 40% construction completion. Vasavi Group has delivered 30+ residential and 17 commercial projects over three decades, developed 8 million sft, and serves 25,000+ families. Group supporting conservation of Komati Kunta Cheruvu and Chinna Maisamma Cheruvu.

Moti Nagar’s average property rate was ₹10,050 per square foot in April 2026, up 54% over five years, compared with Hyderabad’s 42%. Brigade Enterprises has launched Brigade Manor on 4.79 acres. Erragadda Metro Station is 2 km away and HITEC City is 12 km away. Two-bedroom rents are ₹18,000–25,000 monthly; three-bedroom rents are ₹35,000–55,000, with average rental yield of 5%.

GHMC’s Strategic Road Development Plan has allocated ₹120 crore for road widening and junction improvements in the Moti Nagar–Borabanda–Erragadda triangle, due by mid-2027. The Moti Nagar main road is to widen from 40 to 80 feet, and a grade separator is planned at Erragadda junction. HMDA has approved a four-lane road linking Moti Nagar to the Outer Ring Road via Sanath Nagar; the ₹85-crore project is scheduled for completion in 2028 and will shorten the route from 8 km to about 5 km.

Land prices rose from ₹45,000 per square yard in 2018 to ₹85,000–1,00,000 in 2026. The area has 12 schools, 8 hospitals and 15 retail establishments within 5 km.

HYDRAA (Hyderabad Disaster Response and Asset Protection Agency) enforcement actions across multiple locations:

Sumarakunta Lake, Dulapally: Removed illegal constructions over 11 acres within Full Tank Level (FTL) of the 42-acre lake in Dundigal–Gandimaisamma mandal, Medchal–Malkajgiri district. Structures removed included scrap shops, temporary hotel sheds, container fabrication units and welding shops. Encroachers had illegally filled soil, erected boundary walls and constructed sheds. Only seasonal agriculture permitted in 'shikam patta' lands within FTL when no water; construction, soil filling and fencing strictly prohibited to prevent monsoon flooding.

Borabanda: Reclaimed 3.20 acres of government land (Survey No. 128/1, Yusufguda village, Khairatabad mandal) acquired under Urban Land Ceiling (ULC) Act. Attempts made to grab 3,600 square yards using forged ULC clearance documents. Temporary sheds and sand/brick commercial activities removed. Case registered against Sharif Khan. Area fenced to prevent future encroachments.

Nagaram: Protected 1,365 square yards of Shiva temple land at Ramakrishna Nagar Colony (HMT Layout), Keesara mandal, Medchal–Malkajgiri district. Temple constructed 2017 on 400 square yards; remaining land vacant with encroachment attempts. HYDRAA verified ownership with revenue and local authorities, installed boundary boards marking temple property.

The Telangana government plans to allocate 7,500 square yards at Erragadda for a Muslim graveyard. Residents living near the site objected to a burial ground amid residential areas and demanded that the government abandon the proposal. They protested on Tuesday morning, October 7, 2025, saying the plan aimed to appease the local Muslim community. BJP MP M Raghunandan Rao visited Borabanda later that day and joined the protest, saying the government should not proceed because local residents opposed the proposal.