Robust Sales Trim Hyderabad's Unsold Inventory to 27 Months in Q1 2022

[hyperbole]

Tuglaq NTV and abn gallu 1 lakh unsold inventory ani okka 6 months publicity chestunnaru for reasons unknown, teera ninna report chuste Hyderabad had best ever year ever with 3X sales growth and topped in India among all big cities

Robust Sales Trim Hyderabad's Unsold Inventory to 27 Months in Q1 2022

Ved Prakash

• Hyderabad Inventory overhang was 53 months a year ago in Q1 2021
• Housing sales in Q1 2022 witnessed maximum yearly growth of 199% among top 7 cities
• Avg. property prices in Hyderabad saw maximum annual rise of 5% among top cities – from INR 4,240 per sq. ft. in Q1 2021 to approx. INR 4,450 per sq. ft. in Q1 2022

Hyderabad, 27 April 2022 – The Hyderabad housing market is unstoppable, within consistently rising launches and sales momentum post-COVID-19. According to ANAROCK’s recent report Riding the Rebound: Hyderabad Real Estate, housing sales in Hyderabad increased almost three-fold in 2021 over the preceding year. While the city remains the most affordable residential market among the top 7 cities at approx. INR 4,450 per sq. ft., it has ample scope for future growth. In fact, affordable residential and commercial property rates are a prime factor driving real estate activity in the city.

Prashant Thakur, Sr. Director & Head – ANAROCK Research, says, ‘Thanks to its property market’s multi-faceted accelerators, Hyderabad now draws interest from all stakeholders including investors, homebuyers, and developers. Its high-performing socio-economic dynamics, well-developed infrastructure, relatively affordable prices – and, not least of all, the slowdown on Amaravati’s real estate market – all work in its favour. Amaravati’s loss has been Hyderabad’s gain over the past 4-5 quarters.’

Notable data trends:

• As per the ANAROCK report, Hyderabad saw approx. 25,400 housing units sold in 2021 – a 197% Y-o-Y growth over 2020. Lower home loan rates, discounts by developers, and the growing post-pandemic inclination for homeownership helped boost sales
• In Q1 2022, the city saw approx. 13,140 units sold, registering the highest sales growth of 199% among all top 7 cities over the corresponding period in 2021
• Robust sales in the last one year trimmed Hyderabad housing inventory overhang from 53 months in Q1 2021 to approx. 27 months in Q1 2022 – a massive 26-months decline
• Hyderabad housing prices saw the biggest annual rise of 5% in average property prices among the top 7 cities – from INR 4,240 per sq. ft. in Q1 2021 to approx. INR 4,450 per sq. ft. in Q1 2022
• In terms of new residential supply, Hyderabad saw an all-time high of new launches in 2021 – 234% higher than the average historical yearly supply
• In Q1 2022, Hyderabad was second only to MMR in new launches, accounting for a 24% share among the top 7 cities. Q1 2022 saw 21,500 new units launched – a 41% growth over Q4 2021, and 71% rise over Q1 2021
• West Hyderabad was the major new launches contributor in Q1 2022, accounting for 60% of the city’s new supply. North Hyderabad came second, contributing approx. 32% of the city’s new launches. East and South Hyderabad together accounted for a mere 5% of new residential units launched
• More than half of the new launches (approx. 51%) were in the high-end segment priced b/w INR 80 lakh to INR 1.5 Cr, followed by 29% in the mid-segment (INR 40 lakh – INR 80 lakh), and 11% in the luxury housing segment (INR 1.5 Cr – INR 2.5 Cr). The affordable housing (INR 2.5 Cr) together accounted for less than 10% of Hyderabad’s new launches in Q1 2022.

 

[Android_Halwa]

NTV and ABN odu aithe 24/7 ide cheppi savakodtunnadu…we all know their hidden agenda. 
 

Should see second and third quarter to see the actual sales numbers. 

[trent]

4 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

NTV and ABN odu aithe 24/7 ide cheppi savakodtunnadu…we all know their hidden agenda. 
 

Should see second and third quarter to see the actual sales numbers. 

nuvve ga andi e roju inventory vundi ani. malli vallani antunnav? so u r following abn n ntv? 

e yr emo gani next yr end lo mana KCR gelisthe bagundu. hyd realestate full oopulo vuntadi. next yr end ki oka 2 plots and oka flat ammali so

[psycopk]

AP lo jaggadu unnata varaku hyd safe..

[Android_Halwa]

8 minutes ago, trent said:

nuvve ga andi e roju inventory vundi ani. malli vallani antunnav? so u r following abn n ntv? 

e yr emo gani next yr end lo mana KCR gelisthe bagundu. hyd realestate full oopulo vuntadi. next yr end ki oka 2 plots and oka flat ammali so

All those numbers are for the inventory sold and handover in previous quarter for which money was paid in early 2021…registrations kuda February Lo rate perugutundi ani chala mandi registrations chesukunaru to avoid rate hike.

Slow down is imminent…wait for the next quarter numbers. Raise in input prices like steel and cement, other building materials expensive avadam valla builders have slowed down the handover or stalled the construction all together…inkoka 3 months Lo sand shortage ayitadi..

Plots ki vache nastam emi ledu…flats matram time padtadi.

[Android_Halwa]

8 minutes ago, psycopk said:

AP lo jaggadu unnata varaku hyd safe..

ROFL

[hyperbole]

23 minutes ago, Android_Halwa said:

NTV and ABN odu aithe 24/7 ide cheppi savakodtunnadu…we all know their hidden agenda. 
 

Should see second and third quarter to see the actual sales numbers. 

Veedu veeni kalapana

 

[Android_Halwa]

6 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

Veedu veeni kalapana

 

Yeah, saw these video. Inkedo video Lo 3 lakh crores struck for ever ani video esukuni kush ayitundu…

If you have observed, they are presenting these as news as part of a series…starred as slowdown…then they said 1 lakh homes..then two lakh homes..then 3 lakh crores..each day they are coming up with a different narration of same agenda.

[BeerBob123]

2cr apts booked vayya Aug lo complete avudanra 

[Netflixmovieguz]

Once cbn steps in, hyd goes back 50 yrs annii pulkas crying 

[ticket]

2 hours ago, Netflixmovieguz said:

Once cbn steps in, hyd goes back 50 yrs annii pulkas crying 

Mundu mana jalaganna sangathi cheppu... 

E comment pai langas reaction enti? 

" the slowdown on Amaravati’s real estate market – all work in its favour. Amaravati’s loss has been Hyderabad’s gain over the past 4-5 quarters."

[Android_Halwa]

6 minutes ago, ticket said:

Mundu mana jalaganna sangathi cheppu... 

E comment pai langas reaction enti? 

" the slowdown on Amaravati’s real estate market – all work in its favour. Amaravati’s loss has been Hyderabad’s gain over the past 4-5 quarters."

Amaravati’s enti…loss uh ? 
 

Vuko vaa…Singapore lanti cities tho competition kani…Hyderabad entha cheppu..!

[Android_Halwa]

30 minutes ago, ticket said:

Mundu mana jalaganna sangathi cheppu... 

E comment pai langas reaction enti? 

" the slowdown on Amaravati’s real estate market – all work in its favour. Amaravati’s loss has been Hyderabad’s gain over the past 4-5 quarters."

Bedaru…oka dharma sandeham.

Repu podduna Lokesham Saar CM avuthe, Maa Hyderabad situation entantav ? Real estate padipodda ? Maa situation entantav ? Real estate idisey, at least dinner time ni electricity aina vuntadantava ? IT jobs situation entannay? All jobs Amaravati ke Na ? 
 

Oka maata seputha vinu bedaru…pacha batch edupulu ae Maa Telangana Ki…Hyderabad Ki sri rama raksha. Entha edisthe memu antha baagu padutham. 

[BadKarma]

6 hours ago, hyperbole said:

Tuglaq NTV and abn gallu 1 lakh unsold inventory ani okka 6 months publicity chestunnaru for reasons unknown, teera ninna report chuste Hyderabad had best ever year ever with 3X sales growth and topped in India among all big cities

Robust Sales Trim Hyderabad's Unsold Inventory to 27 Months in Q1 2022

Ved Prakash

• Hyderabad Inventory overhang was 53 months a year ago in Q1 2021
• Housing sales in Q1 2022 witnessed maximum yearly growth of 199% among top 7 cities
• Avg. property prices in Hyderabad saw maximum annual rise of 5% among top cities – from INR 4,240 per sq. ft. in Q1 2021 to approx. INR 4,450 per sq. ft. in Q1 2022

Hyderabad, 27 April 2022 – The Hyderabad housing market is unstoppable, within consistently rising launches and sales momentum post-COVID-19. According to ANAROCK’s recent report Riding the Rebound: Hyderabad Real Estate, housing sales in Hyderabad increased almost three-fold in 2021 over the preceding year. While the city remains the most affordable residential market among the top 7 cities at approx. INR 4,450 per sq. ft., it has ample scope for future growth. In fact, affordable residential and commercial property rates are a prime factor driving real estate activity in the city.

Prashant Thakur, Sr. Director & Head – ANAROCK Research, says, ‘Thanks to its property market’s multi-faceted accelerators, Hyderabad now draws interest from all stakeholders including investors, homebuyers, and developers. Its high-performing socio-economic dynamics, well-developed infrastructure, relatively affordable prices – and, not least of all, the slowdown on Amaravati’s real estate market – all work in its favour. Amaravati’s loss has been Hyderabad’s gain over the past 4-5 quarters.’

Notable data trends:

• As per the ANAROCK report, Hyderabad saw approx. 25,400 housing units sold in 2021 – a 197% Y-o-Y growth over 2020. Lower home loan rates, discounts by developers, and the growing post-pandemic inclination for homeownership helped boost sales
• In Q1 2022, the city saw approx. 13,140 units sold, registering the highest sales growth of 199% among all top 7 cities over the corresponding period in 2021
• Robust sales in the last one year trimmed Hyderabad housing inventory overhang from 53 months in Q1 2021 to approx. 27 months in Q1 2022 – a massive 26-months decline
• Hyderabad housing prices saw the biggest annual rise of 5% in average property prices among the top 7 cities – from INR 4,240 per sq. ft. in Q1 2021 to approx. INR 4,450 per sq. ft. in Q1 2022
• In terms of new residential supply, Hyderabad saw an all-time high of new launches in 2021 – 234% higher than the average historical yearly supply
• In Q1 2022, Hyderabad was second only to MMR in new launches, accounting for a 24% share among the top 7 cities. Q1 2022 saw 21,500 new units launched – a 41% growth over Q4 2021, and 71% rise over Q1 2021
• West Hyderabad was the major new launches contributor in Q1 2022, accounting for 60% of the city’s new supply. North Hyderabad came second, contributing approx. 32% of the city’s new launches. East and South Hyderabad together accounted for a mere 5% of new residential units launched
• More than half of the new launches (approx. 51%) were in the high-end segment priced b/w INR 80 lakh to INR 1.5 Cr, followed by 29% in the mid-segment (INR 40 lakh – INR 80 lakh), and 11% in the luxury housing segment (INR 1.5 Cr – INR 2.5 Cr). The affordable housing (INR 2.5 Cr) together accounted for less than 10% of Hyderabad’s new launches in Q1 2022.

 

this is an another paid article by prelaunching developers, every month such articles appear in all major newspapers. Plots to villas sales are impacted close to year now. Entire Market is Fasaked due to over prelaunch offers. 

[Googlie]

Hyd housing market is too inflated - It’s very true 

Numbers projected in above article have a catch 

Are they comparing apples to oranges? - -  - they comparing sales vs. availability 

Sales numbers include pre-sales as registration is complete on buyers name (% of land extent in total project land) - this means building foundation is not laid but 30-40 registrations are complete in a project  

Available inventory number talk about completed construction and for sale ready units 

Hyd market - especially west Hyd  lo completed projects 10% vunte, pre- sales ipoi under construction projects 90% vunnai 

There will be a lot of inventory available after 4-5 years and less buyers (unless people all over india floods in to buy houses here ) 

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As per articles by ABN and NTV - it’s true as they are predicting the future of Hyd market when all under construction projects complete after 3-4 years 

this prediction is also done various national economists and national dailies 

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if I m right, even KCR and Co knows this, and they know it will be a death blow for Hyd Real Estate market if it falls and takes around 10 years to clear all available inventory of high rise apartments 

This means it will be no use to lift the 111 GO after market falls into crisis so they revoked the 111 GO and now the inflated market will also step in here , starts new projects and  pre launches will be complete before elections- solid votes from villages under 111 GO