Hyderabad stands fifth in the list of fastest-growing cities in the world.
Bengaluru holds the first position.
Delhi ranks third, while Mumbai is in eighth place.
Hyderabad is rapidly developing as a metropolitan city. Over the past few years, with the establishment of international-level infrastructure and the influx of multinational companies, the city has been transforming at jet speed. In this context, Hyderabad has secured its place on the list of the fastest-growing cities in the world. The globally renowned firm Savills has projected the top 10 cities worldwide by 2033 in its Growth Hubs Index. Hyderabad has been recognised among the world’s fastest-growing cities. The Savills Growth Hubs Index ranks cities based on GDP, personal wealth, population growth, and migration, providing an assessment of economic prosperity.
Four cities from India have made it to the top ten list of the world’s fastest-growing cities. Bengaluru ranks first, while the capital city Delhi holds the third position. Hyderabad has secured the fifth spot, and India’s commercial capital, Mumbai, is in eighth place. The Savills Growth Hubs Index estimates that these four Indian cities will achieve significant GDP growth of over 68% by 2033. It highlights that emerging tech hubs, a skilled youth population, and a robust workforce will play a crucial role in placing Hyderabad among the future cities of the world. The index suggests that urbanisation is likely to increase in the coming days, as talented individuals from rural areas migrate to cities.
List of the top 10 fastest-growing cities in the world by 2033:
Bengaluru – India
Ho Chi Minh City – Vietnam
Delhi – India
Shenzhen – China
Hyderabad – India
Hanoi – Vietnam
Guangzhou – China
Mumbai – India
Manila – Philippines
Riyadh – Saudi Arabia
