Rangareddy Sees 20% Annual Property Price Surge Driven by Infrastructure and Premium Demand in June 2025

Rangareddy District Sees a 20% Jump in Residential Property Prices

Rangareddy Sees 20% Annual Property Price Surge Driven by Infrastructure and Premium Demand in June 2025 Rangareddy district became Hyderabad’s top residential market in June 2025, with property prices rising 20% year-over-year. This sharp increase highlights changing buyer preferences for premium housing and rising land values, making the district a key growth area.

What’s Driving Rangareddy’s Price Surge

Infrastructure Expansion

Strategic road networks and new commercial corridors have made Rangareddy a top spot for developers and buyers. Major projects include expanded IT hubs, better connectivity to Hyderabad’s core areas, and planned metro routes that improve accessibility.

Rising Land Costs and Development Trends

  • Large-Format Projects: High demand for gated communities and integrated townships
  • Affordability Gap: Affordable homes with smart amenities attract buyers compared to neighbouring cities
  • Regulatory Compliance: Telangana RERA’s stricter enforcement boosts investor confidence

Premium Housing Dominates Transaction Value

Even though homes under ₹50 lakh make up 52% of registrations, the luxury segment (₹1 crore+) now accounts for 51% of total transaction value. This shows a clear shift in market dynamics. Key trends include:

Dimension Lowest Tier (Under ₹50L) Middle Tier (₹50L-₹1Cr) Luxury Tier (Above ₹1Cr)
Registration Share 52% 26% 21%
Value Contribution ~30% ~20% ~51%

Source: Knight Frank India

District-Level Performance Comparisons

Registration Share

District June 2024 June 2025
Rangareddy 43% 49%
Medchal-Malkajgiri 41% 39%
Hyderabad 16% 12%

Weighted Average Prices

District Price (₹/sq ft) YoY Change
Rangareddy 5,455 20%
Medchal-Malkajgiri 3,460 5%
Hyderabad District 4,750 2%

Buyer Preferences and Market Outlook

Size Matters: Properties over 2,000 sq ft made up 17% of sales, with luxury apartments in Kondapur, Hitech City, and Shaikpet leading transaction values up to ₹7.85 crore.

Key Challenges: Affordability issues remain, with rising construction costs and limited supply in mid-market segments. Experts say premium housing will keep dominating transaction values if economic trends stay the same.

Regulatory and Economic Context

Telangana RERA recently fined a developer ₹4.2 lakh for unauthorized project promotion, showing the state’s dedication to market transparency. Knight Frank India’s Shishir Baijal notes that falling home loan rates and Hyderabad’s economic growth will keep this premium-focused trend going.


Rangareddy’s growth gives us a look at India’s changing real estate scene where affordability gaps and infrastructure investments shape new markets.