property registrations increased in hyderabad
Property registrations in the country are on the rise. In the 2025 financial year, 5.44 lakh registrations took place across 8 major cities in the country. This is a 77% increase compared to the 3.07 lakh units registered in 2019. These details were revealed in the latest report by Square Yards. The report highlights that this increase is a sign of the real estate sector’s stable growth post-COVID. In the 2025 financial year, primary market transactions accounted for 57% of the total share, while the secondary market held the remaining 43%.
In 2025, approximately 72,000 residential transactions were registered, with 54% of these coming from the primary market. The share of secondary market transactions also saw a significant increase. In 2019, it was 31%, but by 2025, it rose to 46%. Hyderabad’s real estate market displayed a relative balance.
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In the 2025 financial year, secondary market transactions accounted for 51% of the total registrations. However, with the increase in new supply in the western outskirts, this share decreased by 3% compared to the 2019 financial year. Nonetheless, demand for resale units in well-established areas close to HiTech City and other IT corridors has remained steady.
Devender Aggarwal, Co-Founder & Joint Managing Director of Signature Global (India) Limited, stated that demand for new homes is strong because homebuyers are increasingly seeking modern designs and superior amenities. “Today’s buyers prioritise convenience, quality, and an enhanced lifestyle.
Developers are responding by providing homes that meet the evolving needs of families and professionals. New homes are ensuring continued growth in the housing market,” he said. He further mentioned that the primary real estate market consistently maintains priority for buyers, and as people focus on homeownership, the demand is increasing as they strive to upgrade their living spaces.
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