• Brigade Group signed joint development agreements for upcoming residential projects in Moti Nagar, Hyderabad: Brigade Citadel 2 and Brigade Citadel 3.
• Combined development area: 10 acres.
• Total development potential: approximately 1 million sq ft.
• Estimated revenue potential: over ₹970 crore.
• Planned inventory: 405 homes, with 3 BHK and 4 BHK configurations.
• Brigade Group said the expansion is part of its scalable and sustainable growth in Hyderabad, one of its key focus markets in South India.
• Amar Mysore, executive director of Brigade Enterprises, said the company will continue scouting for land parcels aligned with its growth vision, design philosophy, and quality standards.

Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy of the Telangana High Court accepted a writ plea filed by the Metropolis Flat Owners Welfare Association challenging the alleged illegal conversion and sale of the amenities block at Janapriya Metropolis residential complex in Motinagar, Erragadda.

The petitioner contended that developers Janapriya Engineers Syndicate Pvt. Ltd and S.P. Real Estate Developers Pvt. Ltd unlawfully converted the amenities block, originally sanctioned for common use, into a commercial complex. The construction allegedly deviated from the sanctioned building plan approved by GHMC, violating the Telangana Apartments (Promotion of Construction and Ownership) Act and Telangana Building Rules.

The petitioner alleged municipal officials failed to prevent the illegal construction and commercialisation of the common area. They also challenged the registration of sale deeds related to the amenities block, arguing transactions contravened law and a government memo dated August 26, 2020.

The High Court previously granted an interim order restraining the sale and third-party leasing of the amenities block in Janapriya Metropolis and Classic Homes residential complexes. The commissioner and IG of registration and stamps were directed not to entertain any registration of sale deeds concerning the amenities block.

Counsel for respondents contended the building remained unused for a long period and significant investments had been made. The matter was posted for hearing after one week.