Few points to note: 1) Sorry to burst the myth but Hyderabad is not end user market. It is a speculative market. Only Mumbai is end user market. As soon as a buyer buys the property which is under construction, it should be registered immediately with registration tax, that will make it a end user market. 2) Flats should be sold on carpet area and not on super built-up. This is a blatent violation of Rera but every bulider in Hyderabad does it. 3) There is abundant land in our country and population is peaking out. It is a very stupid argument to say population is more and land is less. 4) A builder will always say Realestate is great investment and financial person will always say stocks/bonds are good investment. Always take their advice with caution.
There have been recent announcements and the govt has also released monies to acquire land for the metro expansion. Hopefully we will start seeing progress on-ground soon!
Your channel is truly a goldmine for anyone interested in Hyderabad’s real estate and development. The way you present in-depth insights, market trends, and updates about the city’s growth is remarkable. It’s not just informative but also inspiring to see how Hyderabad is evolving into a global hub. Your efforts to keep viewers updated with accurate and engaging content are much appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work, as you’re helping so many of us stay informed and make better decisions... Thanks
From last 10 years who they are not given interviews this so called builders now they give paid interviews and said Hyderabad market is good , but here actually Hyderabad peoples knows telangana real-estate is collapsed😂 😂 😂 😂
Nice podcast, but pls tell your guests that the apartment prices seem affordable in HYD ONLY bcos of their high density and cost per SBU (not carpet area). Nowhere else in India are the apartments built so thoughtlessly, without considering the residents quality of life.
The growth has been concentrated only in one side mostly.. if its spread over to other areas it will benefit the city with overall growth and civilians..
Agree that there has been a lot more growth towards the west of Hyderabad which covers areas like Gachibowli, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Kokapet and beyond. Off late the South part of Hyderabad (Shamshabad, Shadnagar, Bangalore highway, Srirailam Highway, Maheshwaram etc.) has been doing well. North (Kompally, Medchal, Alwal etc.) has done decently well but nowhere close to the west.
Appreciation should be on par how much you earn or how much you can afford but in our country everything is quite opposite. The other observation, people who are earning not all get same salary or same hike there should be some kind of balancing from builders which is not happening. Third observation Hyderabad doesn't have good infrastructure not just Hyderabad where ever you go there is no city in our country where you have a good planning or good infrastructure.
Appreciation being on par with earnings is practically a very unlikely scenario. Markets behave differently based on supply and demand of the type of property and various other factors. Compared to other cities in India, Hyderabad’s infrastructure development has been ahead and people have often liked the city to other metros especially with the infrastructure aspect. There is still a long way to go though.
@ Agree to disagree ... we have only surplus supply with high cost value ... no matter type of property and various other factors the cost is too high we are not seeing people moving into the country but moving outside country if more people are moving into the country and demand is there then i can understand that there is a need to increase the cost to meet the demand. Coming to infrastructure on average in hyderabad to cover 10 KM it takes nearly 35-45 Min during normal traffic. Having fancy building cannot be considered as infrastructure development, u need proper traffic management, waste management, proper public transport. Lastly the way state government are expanding city will be a disaster, they have to come up with policy where every district is planned and developed so that population is scattered across the state so that governance and services can be provided seamlessly but just expanding only state capital but not others is not worth at all. The guest correctly said u expand city like Bangalore it not growth but chaos to live in...
telangana real-estate is collapsed ,,,, my village near by Warangal 1 year back rates are 1 crore or above now it comes under 20 lakhs , firstly every one not believing whats happens …. Now people realise and who they have urgency they are selling there lands 4-5 times lesser to 1 year back rate 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
If prices dropped by 80% in one year then it wasn't a real growth but just a bubble, that busted now, which is actually good, now everyone will come to their senses and does proper sell or buy.. I haven't seen prices dropping anywhere more than 10 - 15% that too only for desperate sale, people are holding back but not quoting too less..
Disagree on his comparision on Real Estate vs Stock Market. He says real estate is easier than stock market?. Investing in stock market especially in Index funds ( Nifty 50 or Nifty 500 ) is so easy and require no maintenance. Compare that with Investing in real estate like flat or land. house repairs, dealing with tenants or land grabbing are common issues.
Meru English lo matladina fact is nearly 1.5lac flats are empty 😂😂😂.. kadu ashwin bhayya enni days investor investor ani ammi evala sudden ga end buyer antunav asalu jadu unnav ga nuvu...
Even I agree the market is relatively slow for more than a year, but where is the data of "1.5 lakh" is coming from. Are these completed and vacant flats? or does it include all the properties that are under construction?
@munagalavrr live example in my community in narsingi owner is waiting to sell his flat since 1yrs... he is paying mainatance even though he is not in flat, electricity is cut now...
One of the time waste interview. Interviews keep becoming more predictable. Are you guys still saying land is finite population keeps increasing haha loosers In next few months you will see big builders will go bankrupt.
Ashwin Rao is the founder of Akshara Ananda and come with over 25 years of experience as a real estate developer. He was earlier one of the owners of Manbhum Constructions.
@hyderabadgrowth Thank you, then, a small intro of the companies and thei achievements should also be mentioned. Because not everyone will recognize those companies. Just saying because that you change the perspective of audience and will take the video more seriously.
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Few points to note:
1) Sorry to burst the myth but Hyderabad is not end user market. It is a speculative market.
Only Mumbai is end user market. As soon as a buyer buys the property which is under construction, it should be registered immediately with registration tax, that will make it a end user market.
2) Flats should be sold on carpet area and not on super built-up. This is a blatent violation of Rera but every bulider in Hyderabad does it.
3) There is abundant land in our country and population is peaking out. It is a very stupid argument to say population is more and land is less.
4) A builder will always say Realestate is great investment and financial person will always say stocks/bonds are good investment. Always take their advice with caution.
KTR should be punishes for this artificial hike. Infact all big builders are binamis of TRS party
With all the growth story Hyderabad last 10 year there is not even single km of metro laid down.
There have been recent announcements and the govt has also released monies to acquire land for the metro expansion. Hopefully we will start seeing progress on-ground soon!
Govt shall not build metros for the benefit of realtors. Realty in Hyderabad is already at peaks, and the classes are unable to afford a normal house.
Your channel is truly a goldmine for anyone interested in Hyderabad’s real estate and development. The way you present in-depth insights, market trends, and updates about the city’s growth is remarkable. It’s not just informative but also inspiring to see how Hyderabad is evolving into a global hub. Your efforts to keep viewers updated with accurate and engaging content are much appreciated. Keep up the fantastic work, as you’re helping so many of us stay informed and make better decisions... Thanks
Amazing episode! Keep going guys, looking forward for more.
Thank you, Radha! Lots more coming your way covering different topics of Hyderabad Real Estate.
Great Content! This Gentleman has Character. 🙏
Good to know you found it useful, Shahbanu!
From last 10 years who they are not given interviews this so called builders now they give paid interviews and said Hyderabad market is good , but here actually Hyderabad peoples knows telangana real-estate is collapsed😂
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Nice podcast, but pls tell your guests that the apartment prices seem affordable in HYD ONLY bcos of their high density and cost per SBU (not carpet area). Nowhere else in India are the apartments built so thoughtlessly, without considering the residents quality of life.
Excellent podcost thank you
Glad you liked it!
Looks like pretty bad situation in Hyd RE, everyday someone is coming to market the RE
Its an assumption, that people are sitting on money just becoz banks give loans it doesnt mean people are sitting on money
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The growth has been concentrated only in one side mostly.. if its spread over to other areas it will benefit the city with overall growth and civilians..
Agree that there has been a lot more growth towards the west of Hyderabad which covers areas like Gachibowli, Financial District, Nanakramguda, Kokapet and beyond. Off late the South part of Hyderabad (Shamshabad, Shadnagar, Bangalore highway, Srirailam Highway, Maheshwaram etc.) has been doing well. North (Kompally, Medchal, Alwal etc.) has done decently well but nowhere close to the west.
Appreciation should be on par how much you earn or how much you can afford but in our country everything is quite opposite. The other observation, people who are earning not all get same salary or same hike there should be some kind of balancing from builders which is not happening. Third observation Hyderabad doesn't have good infrastructure not just Hyderabad where ever you go there is no city in our country where you have a good planning or good infrastructure.
Appreciation being on par with earnings is practically a very unlikely scenario. Markets behave differently based on supply and demand of the type of property and various other factors.
Compared to other cities in India, Hyderabad’s infrastructure development has been ahead and people have often liked the city to other metros especially with the infrastructure aspect. There is still a long way to go though.
@ Agree to disagree ... we have only surplus supply with high cost value ... no matter type of property and various other factors the cost is too high we are not seeing people moving into the country but moving outside country if more people are moving into the country and demand is there then i can understand that there is a need to increase the cost to meet the demand. Coming to infrastructure on average in hyderabad to cover 10 KM it takes nearly 35-45 Min during normal traffic. Having fancy building cannot be considered as infrastructure development, u need proper traffic management, waste management, proper public transport. Lastly the way state government are expanding city will be a disaster, they have to come up with policy where every district is planned and developed so that population is scattered across the state so that governance and services can be provided seamlessly but just expanding only state capital but not others is not worth at all. The guest correctly said u expand city like Bangalore it not growth but chaos to live in...
telangana real-estate is collapsed ,,,, my village near by Warangal 1 year back rates are 1 crore or above now it comes under 20 lakhs , firstly every one not believing whats happens …. Now people realise and who they have urgency they are selling there lands 4-5 times lesser to 1 year back rate 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
If prices dropped by 80% in one year then it wasn't a real growth but just a bubble, that busted now, which is actually good, now everyone will come to their senses and does proper sell or buy.. I haven't seen prices dropping anywhere more than 10 - 15% that too only for desperate sale, people are holding back but not quoting too less..
@ ur also working in real-estate 🤣🤣🤣
Let me know where it was 1 crore one year ago and 20 lakhs now
There should be multiple tech parks like Bangalore otherwise prices cannot keep going up
Disagree on his comparision on Real Estate vs Stock Market. He says real estate is easier than stock market?.
Investing in stock market especially in Index funds ( Nifty 50 or Nifty 500 ) is so easy and require no maintenance. Compare that with Investing in real estate like flat or land. house repairs, dealing with tenants or land grabbing are common issues.
Meru English lo matladina fact is nearly 1.5lac flats are empty 😂😂😂.. kadu ashwin bhayya enni days investor investor ani ammi evala sudden ga end buyer antunav asalu jadu unnav ga nuvu...
Even I agree the market is relatively slow for more than a year, but where is the data of "1.5 lakh" is coming from. Are these completed and vacant flats? or does it include all the properties that are under construction?
1.5 lakhs ready to move in flats empty and will turn as resale flats as investors are stuck with no buyers at all in Hyd
@ I have seen quite a few YT channels quoting that number, nobody provides the source.
@munagalavrr live example in my community in narsingi owner is waiting to sell his flat since 1yrs... he is paying mainatance even though he is not in flat, electricity is cut now...
One of the time waste interview. Interviews keep becoming more predictable. Are you guys still saying land is finite population keeps increasing haha loosers
In next few months you will see big builders will go bankrupt.
The guest should first say, what his company is, what he has achieved.
Ashwin Rao is the founder of Akshara Ananda and come with over 25 years of experience as a real estate developer. He was earlier one of the owners of Manbhum Constructions.
@hyderabadgrowth Thank you, then, a small intro of the companies and thei achievements should also be mentioned. Because not everyone will recognize those companies.
Just saying because that you change the perspective of audience and will take the video more seriously.