India, April 17 -- Hyderabad's fast-expanding skyline, dotted with high-rise residential towers due to the unlimited floor space index, has sparked debate among homebuyers and investors over whether the city's real estate market is becoming unaffordable without the infrastructure to support it. A Reddit discussion highlighted growing unease around prices, weak resale demand, and the sustainability of a market where Rs.2 crore-plus apartments are common.

"What I don't get is, with so many high rises coming up (40+ floors) without basic infrastructure like proper roads, water supply, and drainage, life in these areas is going to become hell. And I genuinely don't understand how so many people are buying 2Cr+ flats. Over 20,000 such units a...