Hyderabad, Nov. 12 -- Hyderabad recorded 61,033 residential property registrations during January-October 2026, registering a marginal decline of one per cent year-on-year, while the value of transactions increased by three per cent to Rs 44,305 crore, reflecting the growing contribution of premium housing to the residential market, according to Knight Frank India's latest assessment report.
The increase in transaction value despite a marginal fall in registration volumes indicates a gradual shift towards higher-value residential properties, with homes priced above Rs one crore emerging as the key driver of market value growth, the report revealed.
During October 2026, the city recorded 5,318 property registrations, a decline of 14 per ce...