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Horizons
Volume 2
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Issue 20
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Telangana's most credible real estate magazine
Curtains
drawn ON TREDA
Property Show
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Special Report
Brand Hyderabad
ready to take off
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In Focus
Mantra of
Marketing
Real Estate
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December 2014 - January 2015
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Cover Story
Curtains drawn On TREDA
Property Show
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In Focus
Mantra of Marketing Real Estate
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News Watch
Special Report
Brand Hyderabad ready to take off
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Other Sections
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Pulse
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Auspicious Days
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Humour Corner
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TREDA Diary
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Editor’s Note
Property Show boosts markets
T
he old city charm of Hyderabad is fast undergoing a transformation.
From the capital of erstwhile united Andhra Pradesh to its transition
into ‘Happening Hyderabad’ as the joint capital of two states, the
city’s identity has undergone a sea change. Increasing exodus of a
young work force from other parts eager to move in to the city in search of
better jobs and lifestyle, to a place what for long was a laid-back city has
seen the IT exports- the engine of the city's growth-grow to Rs.57, 000 crore
in 2013-14 from Rs.49, 831 crore the previous year to rank among India’s
top four exporter cities. The IT industry employs 300,000 people and adds
at least 20,000 more jobs every year. It also provides the momentum for job
creation in other niches of the service industry.
While the IT industry contributes to a third of Telangana's exports, the city is
also a hub of the pharma industry. The state accounts for about Rs.18, 000
crore of India's total Rs.90, 000-crore export turnover of pharmaceutical
products. To top it, Hyderabad and its suburbs house the highest number
of Special Economic Zones, including two exclusively for the aerospace
industry, among India's cities. The city has more potential as it is equipped
with infrastructure, quality talent and a sound collaboration between
government, industry and academia to create a symphony. And it is this
symphony coupled with such a pleasant climate that makes the city the most
suitable destination to settle and invest in property.
Buying a property requires knowledge and information, and given the
magnitude of investment, one has to be well-aware of the important aspects
related with a transaction. The 5th TREDA Property Show held in Hyderabad
from 17th to 19th October, 2014 was an invaluable opportunity once again
thrown open to those on the lookout for buying a property to empower
them with a compendium of knowledge and information that will help them
to arrive at a decision. The expo showcased a wide variety of projects from
leading developers and enabled them to get first hand information on the
latest goods and services available from stalls of material suppliers, vendors
and real estate consultants. Not to talk of the participation from a sizeable
number of financial institutions and banks that helped the prospective buyers
to know about the prevailing home loan rates, application procedure,
prospects of getting loan on various projects of their choice, besides getting
their loan eligibility assessed.
The layout of stalls with elegantly decorated and well lit up spaces gave a
spectacular view to the onlooker. Thoughtful banners, colourful buntings,
lively model exhibits of flats and villas, informative leaflets, handy pamphlets,
creatively crafted brochures, well dressed up hosts and officials at each
stall, waiting to welcome the passing visitor, told it all. The overwhelming
response from prospective customers made the event a grand success.
This issue is dedicated to the 5th TREDA Property Show and features the
event in the cover story and the TREDA annual conference under the special
report. There is an interesting piece on ‘Mantra of Marketing for Real
Estate’ under the section ‘In focus’ by the legendry advertising guru AG
Krishnamurthy, a special section under TREDA Diary with glimpses of the
property show besides our regular features and dose of realty news. Hope
you enjoy reading as we did wrapping up this edition. Please do send in
your feedback. Here is wishing all our readers from the Horizons team a
very Happy New Year!
Jydip Mukherji
Executive Editor
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Cover Story
Curtains drawn ON
TREDA Property Show
Enthusiastic queues of visitors and colourful stall
display at the 5th TREDA Property Show boost
market sentiments reports, Jydip Mukherji
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urtains were drawn on
the three day, fifth TREDA
Property Show- 2014 at
HITEX held from 17th to 19th
October in Hyderabad. City’s
much talked about show inaugurated
amidst great fanfare and gusto by M
Venkaiah Naidu, Union Minister of Urban
Development, Housing and Urban Poverty
Alleviation and Parliamentary Affairs has
once again revived Hyderabad’s market
sentiments, reassured the industry and
catalysed the home buyer to arrive at
a decision. He also inaugurated the
conference at HICC that coincided with the
show on the opening day, titled ‘Resurgent
Hyderabad – Tomorrow Beckons”. It was
jointly organised by TREDA and NAREDCO
Telangana while Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL),
an international property consultant was
the Knowledge Partner.
The show featuring latest properties,
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independent flats, apartments, gated
communities, villas, developed individual
houses and residential plots across the twin
cities was a treat to the prospective buyer.
A judicious mix of regional and national
real estate developers, realtors, banks,
financial institutions, insurance companies,
architects and designers, exquisite
furniture, interior designing materials,
product manufacturers, suppliers and
service providers talking about their
exclusive services to prospective buyers
complemented to make it a mega event of
sorts. Some of the key participants included
– HMRL – Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited,
BSNL, GHMC, HMDA and Akshaya
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Patra. Leading Banks and housing finance
institutions including LICHFL, SBI, DHFL,
HDFC Ltd, ICICI, SBH, Andhra Bank,
Central Bank of India, Punjab Housing
Finance offered their financial services to
visitors. LIC Housing Finance Ltd was the
Silver Sponsor for the Property Show.
Entry to the exhibition was free. Huge stall
locators were put up outside the halls to guide
the visitors to reach their preferred location.
The TREDA property show accelerated the
realty market further by providing some of
the best real estate options to visitors. This
year the visitor count increased to 60,000.
The crowd was a mix of prospective
property buyers, business leaders, corporate
heads, investors, architects, designers,
consultants, developers, builders, managers,
educationists, academicians, students and
NRIs.
The beautifully displayed and brightly
lit up 180 stalls were spread over 7,000
square meters of exhibition space across
Hall A and Hall B. The layout of stalls with
elegantly decorated and well lit up spaces
gave a spectacular view to the onlooker.
Thoughtful banners, colourful buntings,
lively model exhibits of flats and villas,
informative leaflets, handy pamphlets,
creatively crafted brochures, well dressed
up hosts and officials at each stall, waiting
to welcome the passing visitor, told it all.
Anxious visitors each one with a varied
query left with a contended feel, evident
from their smiling faces at the exit. As
the customers had to drive all the way to
the venue, only serious buyers genuinely
interested in buying a property came to the
show.
The show unfolded opportunities
for investing in Hyderabad to many
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corporate houses and individual buyers
as well. Sizeable number of enquiries from
individuals were for flats and villas in the
price band of Rs 35 lakhs -Rs 50 lakhs.
These details are based on the cumulative
data obtained from banks and financial
institutions. The show presented more than
400 projects of almost 150 developers
through the stalls on display. Major
attraction for the visitors was that they could
look forward to latest properties, attractive
schemes and a wide range of projects at
interesting locations, keeping this festive
season in mind. All in all the judicious
mix of participants presented a promising
opportunity to all those on the lookout for
their own ‘Home- Sweet Home’.
Today the realty prices in Hyderabad are
all set to a see a spurt and hence leading
realtors at the show felt that this is the right
time for investing in property in the state of
Telangana and the city of Hyderabad. The
property market is currently stable, showing
signs of improvement. Moreover, as the twin
cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad
offer world-class infrastructure, the sector is
expected to take a quantum leap.
Commenting on the occasion, P
Dasharath Reddy, President, TREDA said,
“TREDA Property Show 2014 has received
an overwhelming response from the real
estate fraternity on a positive note. It has
also provided a perfect platform for new
buyers to get abreast with the market and
seek the right advice from industry experts.
I would like to thank each and every visitor
and exhibitors for their support that helped
in making this event a success.”
Sunil Chandra Reddy, Executive Vice
President, TREDA, added, “We celebrate
the formation of the new Telangana State
and this has also helped to put an end to
lot of ambiguities related to the real estate
sector. With the initiatives taken by the new
government we are looking at a brighter
and faster growth of the sector”
Reflecting the Diwali mood, the show
too had a festive atmosphere as families
drove to the venue in their colourful attire.
A wide variety of snacks and delicacies at
the elaborate food courts kept the family
crowd in good humour. The children
rushed to the food courts at the venue,
easing the elders to spend quality time
in between the stalls, gathering all the
information they were on look out for. An
elaborately done up reception counter
for visitors entering the venue enabled
them to register their presence by making
them fill up coupons that made them
eligible for the lucky draw held every day
periodically and prizes given to winners. A
Lalitha got a TV set, Jyothi Maed bagged a
refrigerator, Beena Singh secured an Alto
K10. In the evenings an added attraction
for the visitors was the variety entertainment
programme organised at the event area.
Mimicry, dance, orchestra and other
entertainment programmes kept the crowd
in good humour. On the closing day in the
evening best stalls under various categories
were adjudged by a distinguished jury and
prizes given away to seven stall participants.
Mementos were presented to all stall
participants by TREDA executive committee
members. Jupally Krishna Rao, MLA,
Kollapur, Mahabubnagar district was the
chief guest for the closing ceremony. Mohd
Muqtiyar Basha also one of the winners of
lucky dip received an Alto LXI from Jupally
Krishna Rao and Murali Mohan Maganti,
MP, former president APREDA and veteran
cine star.
It has been a great platform to bring
together the real estate developers and
prospective buyers from all over the state.
The event turned out to be a triumphant run
with even a higher turnout of crowd. And
time fleets by leaving its feathers behind, the
voices of the closing ceremony held on the
19th October night died down, the hustle
and bustle of the visitors faded, the stall
participants withdrew from their three days of
hectic business parley and the anxious office
bearers of TREDA beat a retreat with pride
and élan as the curtains on the fifth TREDA
property show fell, making the grand event a
mega success.
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Brand Hyderabad
ready to take off
TREDA’s fifth annual
conference ‘Resurgent
Hyderabad – Tomorrow
Beckons’ concluded
recently with talks on
remedial initiatives to
resurrect brand Hyderabad,
finds Jydip Mukherji
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he major attraction of the three
day property show was TREDA’s
Fifth Annual Conference on 17th
October, 2014, the opening
day of the property show. The
conference titled ‘Resurgent Hyderabad –
Tomorrow Beckons’ was jointly organised
by TREDA and NAREDCO Telangana and
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), an international
property consultant as the knowledge
partner at HICC. This annual feature
has assumed a national stature turning
into a meeting point for union and state
government ministers and officials,
policy makers, industry bigwigs, realtors,
heads of construction companies, host
of stall participants besides national
and international experts every year to
deliberate on impending realty issues.
M Venkaiaha Naidu, the Union Minister
for Urban Development, Housing and
Urban Poverty Alleviation and Parliamentary
Affairs lighting the traditional lamp,
inaugurated the conference. The inaugural
ceremony was kicked off by P Dasharath
Reddy, president, TREDA welcoming M
Venkaiah Naidu, chief guest, guests of
honour, Bhanu Prasad Rao, MLC, BV Papa
Rao, advisor to Telangana government,
Sunil Mantri, president, NAREDCO,
officials, distinguished speakers and
delegates for the conference, developers
from TREDA and other esteemed guests
present on the occasion.
P Dasharath Reddy hailed the initiatives
of the Telangana government led by
chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao to
boost the realty sector and expressed his
gratitude on the host of industry friendly
initiatives among others saying, “Having
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understood problems of real estate sector,
you have already announced removal of
Nala Tax, fixing of Seignorage charges
on construction activity and continuation
of facility to pay the city level impact fee
in installments.” He further appealed to
M Venkaiah Naidu to extend all possible
cooperation to the Telangana state
government and assured on behalf of
TREDA to maintain transparency with the
government and compliance with rules
and regulations.
the set objective. Today the challenge lies
in providing affordable housing. There
are several bottlenecks to it which result
in project delays thereby escalating the
costs besides developer’s inability to
adopt to newer technologies.” He further
remarked that brand Hyderabad has all
the required ingredients viz. infrastructure,
culture, climate, technical power. But the
keystone that is the law and order has
been missing. Now that the key stone is in
place, bigger and monumental structures
can be erected. He appealed to bring in
the required synergy or the bonding force
called Brand Hyderabad to promote the
city like a Kohinoor among all the smart
cities of the world.
Before resuming his address M Venkaiah
Naidu released a white paper on the
growth opportunities of the Hyderabad
real estate market prepared jointly by Jones
Lang LaSalle (JLL) and TREDA. He said,
“Brand Hyderabad has got a fresh lease of
life with the Telangana government willing
to work in tandem with the private sector
to bring about resurgence in the city’s
realty scenario. The central government’s
proposal to allow foreign investors in
the private sector will go a long way in
R Chalapathi Rao, chief convener
NAREDCO- Telangana and executive vice
president TREDA hailing the initiatives of the
centre said, “Housing for all is an ambitious
project of the union government. Any other
government would not have come up with
such scheme thinking that it would be
impossible to achieve. The government
had been advocating the success mantra
of affordable housing in order to achieve
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enhancing the brand value of Hyderabad.
For this co-ordination and collaboration
of the government with the private sector
was essential. The government on its part
is willing to provide utmost support to the
private sector.”
He further said, “The government will
give a final shape to its proposed flagship
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scheme on developing ‘100 smart cities’
soon. They will come up by converting
present cities, developing satellite towns
around those cities and combining two
cities into one by building a new city in
between. Housing for All by 2022 draft
has been prepared. We are trying to go
for (providing) interest subvention for
affordable housing. Since at the present
interest rates, people cannot construct
houses. So for the economically weaker
sections and low income groups of
housing, we are planning to have interest
subvention scheme for housing loans.”
Further, the minister reiterated that
the Centre is committed to assist the
government of Telangana in its endeavour
to develop the state in general and
Hyderabad in particular. Therefore it has
been proposed to develop satellite towns
around Hyderabad to decongest the city.
Besides, the Centre was also committed to
assist Telangana government in its pursuit
to provide low-cost 2 BHK housing for the
economically backward and needy. This is
an extension of the Centre’s proposal to
provide housing for all its citizens by 2022.
There is also an immediate requirement to
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relax the agricultural land ceiling for urban
land once it is included in the master plan
proposed for non-agricultural use, the
minister added.
Bhanu Prasad Rao, MLC, Sunil Mantri,
president, NAREDCO and BV Papa Rao,
advisor to Telangana government also
addressed the gathering. Sunil Mantri
advocated to the union government
to initiate the system of seeking online
clearances for the developers and to
make the real estate regulatory bill more
comprehensive by bringing in all stake
holders under one umbrella to make the
developer, consumer and the government
agency, all accountable. BV Papa Rao
emphasised on the priority of state
government to develop 33 % green cover
across the state. He appealed to the builder
developer community for integrating their
projects in sync with nature to develop
green dwellings and decentralise their
plans and projects outside Hyderabad to
spread across Telangana. Complimenting
Dr GBK Rao of Pragati group for the
commendable work done by him in this
direction, he informed that the CM has
already sent an engineer to Pragati to study
the green habitat created there. Now the
CM himself is planning to visit the project
to study and evolve a plan to replicate the
model.
M Vijaya Sai, secretary general, TREDA
rendered the vote of thanks to M Venkaiaha
Naidu and all the members on the dais.
He expressed his gratitude to P Mallikarjun
Rao, regional manager, LICHFL, the silver
sponsor for the property show, Dr GBK Rao,
CMD Pragati group, the principal sponsor
for the conference and other supporting
partners- Fire Pro and Navyuga Real. He
also thanked all the partners, associates
and sponsors including Knowledge partner
JLL, Active Exhibitions and Conferences,
Magic Bricks, 99 acres, ET Now, Hybiz
Tv, the patrons of the event- builders,
developers’ and above all the public to
make the event a grand success. Attributing
the show’s success to TREDA members, he
applauded their unending hours of toil put
in the months gone by.
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Resurgent Hyderabad: Summary of Conference Sessions
What defines "Brand Hyderabad"? Is it its rich history or its culture? Or the success of IT companies and
its positive impact on Hyderabad or a combination of all these factors? Can "Brand Hyderabad" in near
future be as effective and successful as "Brand Bangalore"? What should all stake holders of the city do to
make "Brand Hyderabad" one of the best cities to live in? What should be the role of the state government/
corporates/citizens to make Hyderabad a Global Smart City? How to bring in investments across industries?
How to improve the quality of life, education and health of the citizens? The conference that followed had
two panel discussions aimed to address some of these questions. Session one dwelled into ‘Contouring
Hyderabad – Vision to Reality’ and ‘Brand Hyderabad’ was the theme of the second session. The eminent
panelists shared their knowledge on the positioning of Hyderabad in today’s scenario and the road map to
enhance its presence as a global city by giving the required thrust to various key areas.
Contouring Hyderabad -Vision to Reality
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Hyderabad with strong
fundamentals requires
government push, finds
E Jayashree Kurup, Head
Content & Research, Magicbricks.
com, the moderator for session I.
t was a brainstorming session on how to create a resurgent
Hyderabad. A power-packed panel was debating the next
steps to restore Hyderabad to its glory of 2004-2007. Vivek
Bhaskar Gadgil, chief executive and managing director, L&T
Metro Rail, Hyderabad, Sandip Patnaik, managing director,
JLL, Hyderabad, Srinivas Chary Vedanta, dean- research and
management studies, Administrative Staff College of India,
Avnish Singh, managing director and country head, India,
Tishman Speyer, Kalyan Chakrabarti, managing director,
Redfort Capital and D Suresh Babu, Film Producer, managing
director, Suresh Productions were the panel of speakers for the
first session.
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Vivek B Gadgil said
smart cities should
be planned taking
transport
systems
into
consideration.
Taking this 71.16 km
metro rail along three
lines with 66 stations in
GHMC, that will connect
Secunderabad,
Hyderabad
and Cyberabad with the other parts of the city,
including older areas, would help develop the
city. He felt that the promise of a smart transport
system that is reliable, sustainable, modern,
affordable, predictable, on time and leads to a
better environment in the city would lead to transit
oriented development in 18.5 million sq ft area.
The commercial development in close proximity
would augur well for the success. To this end a
secondary public transport system as reliable and
as efficient as the primary one is being worked
out. The last mile connectivity was extremely
important.
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Sandip Patnaik
lauded the fact
that today the
centre’s vision
was in tandem
with that of the
government
of
Telangana.
He stressed that
as the
city prepares for a 10
million population, the government should
plan the city’s infrastructure such that the
common people don’t have a problem.
He batted for planning a vision of 15-20
years, with inputs from the government,
real estate stakeholders as well as citizens.
Even as he identified the government
role in pushing Hyderabad’s growth, he
advocated officials of urban local bodies
to switch to planning and execution
facilitation.
Srinivas Chary
Vedanta
maintained
that the city
government
needs people
and institutions
to
cope
with
growth, not just in
terms of population but livability too.
Currently, Hyderabad stands 6th in India
and 97th globally in terms of livability.
The officials need to know how to deliver
services to make citizens comfortable.
If Hyderabad is to step up its current per
capita GDP of 1/15th of Shanghai to even
½ of Shanghai, the city managers have to
know how to work with the private sector
to bring capacities and delivery to hit the
growth trajectory. At the macro level the
government and officers are competent
and on an accelerated trajectory to move
into central government’s smartness zone.
But quality of services such as water supply,
currently provided every alternate day, has
to be stepped up. That cannot be a feature
of a smart city.
Recommending
Public
Private
Partnerships as a solution to step up
services such as water supply, sanitation
and solid waste management, he said
these impact the livability of a city. To
become an equal partner in PPPs, for the
public sector one has to ensure that what
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is promised is delivered. Profit making is
good but not profiteering. The city needs
a strong regulator and a capacity in the
government to move away from service
delivery to managing private sector delivery
well. There is scope for improvement in
managing and regulating private sector
delivery, he said.
Avnish Singh
has
a
lot
riding
on
Hyderabad’s
growth.
As
one of the
earliest investing
multinationals in
the city since 20042005, he is a little disappointed
on the returns, given the potential the city
has. He maintains that Hyderabad has
better road networks and traffic systems
than Gurgaon, Bangalore or Pune. That
resulted in projects coming alive and
the influx of global companies such as
Microsoft, setting up their first base. After
the serious pushback on consolidation in
2008-2011, he maintains that the last
12-24 months things have “dramatically
improved and we see our occupiers
seeking to expand.”
He believes the residential market is now
full of opportunity. “In which city could
you get a good 2-3 bedroom house at
capital values of Rs 2500-3000, almost
equivalent to land plus construction values
in most cities?” The residential market
is currently at a cusp of major growth,
both in terms of capital values as well as
absorptions and this bodes well for the real
estate community and we hope to latch on
to that when our project in Tellapur starts.
We have the appetite to invest more in
Hyderabad and it is one of the three cities
in India that we have identified as the ones
where our next phase of growth will take
place,”
he
noted
optimistically.
K a l y a n
Chakrabarti
is in the best
space to tell
in
the
city
what it takes to
bring
investor
confidence back? In 2007 Redfort invested
in Hyderabad when the city was flying high.
It was a great market for entrepreneurship,
especially in infrastructure and construction.
The quality of infrastructure was second to
none. Unfortunately the political uncertainty,
the Satyam fiasco and the global economic
slowdown took place. “In the last six
months there has been positive talk. The
fundamentals are right and we expect things
to improve in the next 6 months to a year.
Political uncertainty is at an end and there is
also an action-oriented leader. This traction
can make Hyderabad pick up speed.” He
cites strong fundamentals as the reason for
the market limping back. Right now the price
of land plus the cost of construction is what
apartments are selling at all over Hyderabad
except a few locations such as Jubilee Hills
and Banjara Hills.
However, for those who acquired land
in 2006-07 and are facing stagnancy or
falling values and paid so much interest
that even profit-making is difficult, he is
looking at some facilitative help from the
government to restore investor confidence.
He would like the government to identify
top 5-10 projects stuck on account of
faulty ecosystem and ensure that those
hurdles are removed. “If people are able
to take out their principle amount, even if
it is not economically justifiable, it would
create a climate for investors to flock back.
Right now I do not see investors flocking
back
inspite of all the right
ingredients.”
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Suresh
B a b u ,
emphasised on
Hyderabad’s
place as a digital
entertainment
hub is important.
Hyderabad is in the
fourth place after Mumbai, Chennai and
Bengaluru as far as film production goes.
Besides setting up institutions to create the
best talent he is also looking for a livable
city for best talent to pour in. He wants the
government to create high level technology
institutions that can hold back the talent and
create centres of excellence for the city to
take a bigger leap into the entertainment
space so that someone from Mumbai or
even the US decides to come here can stay
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and work. “Then we will have a city that
will start reworking, energised and moving
forward.”
Asked for a three point agenda from
each speaker, Vivek B Gadgil stated last
mile connectivity, integrated transport policy
with synergy between all modes besides a
single ticketing system and connectivity
at aerial level with skywalks to buildings
to rejuvenate even old districts. Srinivasa
Chary Vedala wanted to create a dialogue
quickly between government and citizens,
core infrastructure investment to change
the game in basic services, futuristic, slumfree growth with housing stock for the
poor with a land pool mechanism. Suresh
Babu advocated to make Hyderabad the
cleanest city with every citizen as a brand
ambassador and called for one singleminded leader.
Kalyan Chakraborty called for land
supply from government in the Noida model
with value of land fixed and recovered
over eight years, focus on hospitality to
promote tourism and sustainability and
lastly to create a construction, real estate
and infrastructure talent pool that can
service the whole country. Avnish Singh
called for specific single window policy of
approvals with fewer approvals required.
Make people behind windows empowered
and accountable, land allotment policy
to recreate the magic of ease of doing
business in the city and government to
demand transparency and governance
from developers as well. Sandip Patnaik
called for boosting confidence of
corporate users to come to the city and do
business, confidence building measures to
developers who took land on auction from
the government many years ago and are
today in litigation and market Hyderabad
as an education hub.
The message was clear: The city has
great potential. If the government works as
a facilitator and gets projects off the ground
investor interest in Hyderabad would be
revived. Currently existing companies are
expanding operations; to bring newer
investment, civic services have to be
enhanced to make the city more livable.
Manufacturing needs to be actively wooed
so that the number of different types of jobs
at every level could be created. Capacity
building at urban local body levels to
make officers and bureaucrats competent
to facilitate the private sector delivery of
quality services was the underlying theme.
The city needs to engage its corporate
citizens as partners in governance to place
Hyderabad in resurgent mode.
REBUILDING BRAND HYDERABAD
Hyderabad is on a
cusp of great change.
Now it is up to the
government to usher
this great city into
future, finds
Faye D’Souza, anchor
and editor, ET Now,
the moderator for
session II.
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T
he city of Hyderabad is currently in transition. It
has the unique honour of being the capital of
two states and the seat of two state governments.
Hyderabad’s citizens are in the process of
redefining themselves, while they will always
remain ‘Hyderabadi’ but they are now in the new state of
Telangana; and new state needs to develop a new identity.
What will Hyderabad be known for? With this state of
transition comes a very unique opportunity. Hyderabad can
reinvent itself. Synergised efforts of the state government,
the local administrative bodies, industry and citizens can
reposition Hyderabad as a city of the future that is ready to
offer business and citizens the best in class quality of life,
work and play. It was with this underlying theme the second
session of the day ‘Brand Hyderabad’ unfolded.
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The distinguished panel of speaker
included Jayesh Ranjan, former Managing
Director, Telangana State Industrial
Infrastructure Corporation (TSIIC), P
Dasharath Reddy - President, TREDA, SP
Reddy, CMD, Terminus Infrastrure India,
Vinod Rohira- Director, K.Raheja Corp
and Naveen Gullapalli - site head, Global
Operations, Novartis. This session’s aim
was to arrive at a to-do-list for the state
government, the industry and citizens of
Hyderabad to restore the glory of Brand
Hyderabad to usher it into the future.
The session began
with
Jayesh
R a n j a n ,
the
only
representative
of
the
government
on the panel,
commending
the
theme of ‘Resurgent
Hyderabad”. He noted that it captured
the aim of not just the event but also the
state government and all that it was trying
to achieve.
Although,
SP
Reddy
was
quick to point
out that just
a theme will
not do the
trick, a strong
commitment
from government,
business and community
was required to repair the injured image of
Hyderabad.
Each of the panelists listed out specific
areas of focus that they would like
the administration of the new state of
Telengana to work on. SP Reddy noted
the quality of water as an example of the
slipping quality of life in the city.
P
Dasharath
R e d d y
remarked gone
are the days
of
Nizams,
Charminar and
Pearls. Now IT
is the buzz word.
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The focus has to be on sustainability and
livability
in the city.
Vinod Rohira
pointed to Hyderabad’s excellent physical
infrastructure
but lack of social infrastructure to attract talent to live here.
N a v e e n
Gullapali
added
that
the
state
government
m u s t
reinforce
the
cosmopolitan
nature of the city and
encourage it further.
The list of focus areas for the government
was long; there was a clear message
for the government – communication.
Every guest on the panel agreed that the
messages and the statements coming out
of the government at a time like this were
crucial to the confidence of citizens and the
response the state hoped to receive from
industry. The ability to engage with citizens
and industry on civic issues and projects
of development is the need of the hour.
This Government would need to increase
its focus on communication to turn ‘Brand
Hyderabad’ into a team effort.
It was then that Jayesh Ranjan made a
series of big announcements. He pointed
out that in order to be a truly modern city
Hyderabad has to offer its citizens quality
of work, quality of living and quality of play.
While the office spaces and campuses in
Hyderabad are of top quality, the city
needs to catch up in the areas of life and
play. In a city that has not managed to
build spaces for weekend recreation and
sports, Jayesh Ranjan announced ‘The
Hyderabad Habitat Centre’. A recreational
centre, designed by Hafeez Contractor,
which will be a prominent and recognised
building that will encourage sports,
hobbies and weekend activates in the city.
He also added that the state government
was in the process of finalising a 100 store
commercial tower in the city that will also
be a marquee building. He also shared
that the state government is working on
new regulations that do away the system
of obtaining permission for industry and
is considering the same for the real estate
sector as well. The members of TREDA
may be allowed to self regulate through
the association and build a system where
no permissions are required for real estate.
The announcement needless to say drew a
hearty applause from the gathering.
S P Reddy then reiterated that
government statements coming out of
current leadership at the state and central
level needs to be very positive making them
feel more inclusive. At times the statements
coming from the leadership are very scary,
probably for the businessman or who
has come and made Hyderabad his/her
home. So that is very critical. People expect
positive statements from the government.
I (Faye) then pointed, “If you can create
a space in the city where women feel safe
to work, travel, to stay out in the late night
social life, gatherings etc, then this is the
city where people will come and live in.”
In the interactive session with the audience,
Phani of Reality One Group remarked,
“We are talking about Brand Hyderabad
and comparing with Singapore, Malaysia
etc. 30% of the small villages like Kokapet,
Janwada have no sanitation facilities.
When you are talking about Smart cities
I would request government, builders to
adopt these sanitation facilities on the
roads for every kilometer in the city.”
P S N Prasad, Legal Advisor, TREDA from
the audience observed, “The government
authorities close the restaurants and all
other facilities by 10:30 to 11:00 p.m.
Hyderabad works for 24/7. It works for the
whole world. We want everyone to work
here and expand our business horizons.
We have to treat the people with dignity.
Child labour is rampant in the city.”
To this Jayesh Ranjan quipped, “From
the government point of view one of the
biggest concerns about the people who
are involved in the administration of the
city is the high disconnect between the
government and common man. We need
to tackle child labour and government is
planning in the direction.”
The session concluded with members
of the panel and the audience giving
suggestion on the possible solutions for
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the state government to rebuild brand
Hyderabad. Some of them include •
Government needs to instill confidence
among citizens and industry every time it
makes a statement • Details of all plans
and projects being undertaken by the
government in the city should be made
public • The city should be made safer
for women to work, travel and so on
•Plans to expand the city geographically
and urbanise should include plans for
the villagers • An improved connect and
communication between the government
and the citizens.
The city is on the cusp of a great change.
It has all of the ingredients of physical
infrastructure, education, a vibrant history
and a cosmopolitan population, it is
up to the government now to usher this
great city into the future. With time bound
infrastructure development plans and
ongoing commercial space development
to be followed by growth in the residential
sector, Hyderabad seems to be looking at a
more planned approach to development,
wherein the residents have access to all
the comforts before settling in an area.
With the series of announcements from the
government and the enthusiasm shown by
citizens, Hyderabad is ready to write the
next phase of its illustrious history.
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News Watch
National
Govt relaxes FDI policy
T
he government has eased
foreign direct investment
(FDI)
norms
for
the
construction development sector,
which is expected to provide a
substantial boost to the sector in
terms of greater foreign capital
inflows. Notifying the decision
taken by the cabinet in November,
the department of Industrial Policy
and Promotion (DIPP), the nodal
agency for all FDI policy, said
foreign developers would now be
allowed to exit a project only after
completion or after completing
the basic trunk infrastructure such
as roads, water supply, street
lighting, drainage and sewage.
Earlier foreign developers
were not allowed to take out
the invested amount before
three years from completion of
minimum capitalisation. However,
now the foreign firm can take its
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money out or transfer its stake to
another non-resident company
before completing the project on
approval from the government.
“The relaxation of the lock-in
period comes as a major relief for
the industry. The new rules allow
FDI in smaller projects, which
is a big relief. Besides, by doing
away with the lock-in period,
the government has now made
the norms much simpler,” said
Akash Gupt, executive director
at PWC. In a significant step, the
government also allowed foreign
investors to invest in completed
project for "operation and
management." In other words,
100% FDI under the automatic
route can now come in projects
that have been completed by way
of townships, malls and shopping
complexes, and business centres.
This was not allowed earlier.
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100 most impactful
infrastructure projects
K
PMG International's Infrastructure 100: World
Markets Report highlights key trends driving
infrastructure investment around the world. A global
panel of industry experts identifies 100 of the world's most
innovative, impactful infrastructure projects showing how
governments are coming together with the private sector to
overcome funding constraints to finance and build projects
that can improve quality of life - both solving immediate
needs and planning for future societal demands. The
report looks at infrastructure based on the dynamics of four
key markets: mature international markets (like Canada),
economic powerhouses (including the U.S. and BRIC
countries), smaller established markets (like Chile, Sweden,
New Zealand, Korea), and emerging markets. With a total
estimated value of over USD1.73 trillion, the 100 projects
illustrate a range of infrastructure investment, some with
a potentially transformative impact that could change
the face of nations. The six Indian projects, which have
been considered for this report are - Gujarat International
Finance Tec-City (GIFT), Mundra Ultra Mega Power Plant,
Interceptor Sewage System, Yamuna Expressway, Delhi
Metro and Narmada Canal Solar project.
>
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News Watch
Office space demand grows 58%: JLL
O
ffice space demand in India saw a net absorption of 9.3 million sqft in
the July-September quarter this year according to a report by property
consultant Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL). This is nearly 58% higher than the
year-ago period. "The Indian monsoon months are synonymous with low activity
in real estate, but this year witnessed considerable amount of activity in the office
sector," said Ramesh Nair of JLL India. Bangalore and Delhi NCR led the revival
with the leasing of almost 3 million sqft and 2.5 million sqft space respectively.
Mumbai, Chennai, Pune and Hyderabad maintained their quantum of leasing
space with minor variation, the report said. Grade A office leasing market is
dominated by US multi-national companies, which account for more than 45%
of leased space. These companies, along with Europe-based MNCs account for
15% of share in office space leasing, are once again very bullish about growing
their businesses in India after the new government took over. "Indian companies,
accounting for 30% of office space leasing, are slightly behind in executing their
growth plans; however, we know that several of them are in various stages of their
property hunt," the report said.
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State
Rs 10,000 crore to fix
Telangana roads
T
elangana roads are soon set to get a facelift
with CM’s recent decision to spend Rs
10,000 crore to renovate roads in all the
10 districts. Each district will be allotted Rs 1,000
crore for repairs and tenders will be called in
shortly. KCR has directed officials to allot the funds
accordingly. The CM held a high-level meeting at
the Secretariat to review the condition of roads in
the state, which was attended by deputy CM Dr
T. Rajaiah and finance minister Etela Rajendar. It
was also decided that four more express highways
in Hyderabad, along the lines of the PVNR Express
Highway, will be constructed.
The CM has also constituted a cabinet subcommittee to study and suggest measures
for development of roads. The committee
will be headed by Dr Rajaiah. "The previous
governments neglected roads in Telangana. All
the roads starting from villages to Hyderabad are
in pathetic condition," KCR said. To overcome
the traffic problem, he asked officials to build
express highways from ORR to Uppal on
Warangal highway, from Jubilee Bus Station
towards Karimnagar highway, from Paradise
Crossroads towards Medak highway and from LB
Nagar towards Nalgonda highway. He also told
officials to build complexes to overcome parking
problems.
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Land identified for Pharma City
W
ith the Telangana
state
government
identifying
about
7,000 acre of land on the city's
outskirts for a Pharma City of
international standards, the
bulk drug units and pharma
companies in the city periphery
will be moving out. Telangana
State Industrial Infrastructure
Corporation
(TSIIC)
chief
general manager, Vijay A.
Deshmukh said, "Four sites,
each with land parcels of about
5,500-7,000 acre, have been
identified at Lakdaram Village,
along the Rajiv Rahadari, Medak district, Keesaram, Medak district, Chegunta,
Medak district and Mucherla in Ranga Reddy district for the Pharma City with
the coordination of bulk drug and pharma industries. Once they finalize the city,
we will develop the essential infrastructure there."
Earlier, interacting with representatives of the pharma industry, Chief Minister
K. Chandrasekhar Rao had announced that the state government was drafting
a comprehensive pharma policy. With the Pharma City, the state government is
expecting the industry to create 5 lakh jobs. A higher official of TSIIC said, "The
government is drafting a comprehensive pharma policy. The government will
provide land, water, power and links to the city with well-connected transport
facilities. It will build an environment-friendly industrial sector." The government
is planning to move all the existing pharma industries to the Outer Ring Road
areas of Hyderabad.
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December
August 2014
2014
- September
- January 2015
2014
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News Watch
Hyderabad
13 urban centres to come up
on city outskirts
Cognizant Plans to invest
RS. 500 CR
A
fter a detailed study and examination of the places beyond the
ORR of Greater Hyderabad, the Telangana State government
is set to develop 13 urban centres with specific economic
activity generating employment, residential spaces with efficient
transport system linking to main city. The Urban planning body, HMDA
entrusted with the task is set to present the blue print to the government
for further progress. "These can be called as the urban centres or
satellite centres beyond ORR, where all the urban facilities will be
extended creating specific employment areas, residential spaces and
efficient transport system linked to the main city. They are also seen
as solution for
decongestion
of city," said
an
official
with
the
engineering
wing of the
HMDA.
T h e s e
13
urban
nodes will be
developed
as self-contained zones. After studying the existing infrastructure in
the 13 centres are specifically identified for certain economic areasShamshabad (medical hub), Keesara (knowledge hub), Ghatkesar
(IT software city), Gundla pocchampally ( Bio-Pharma city),
Bongluru(IT Hardware, electronics), Shamirpet (recreation), Kokapet
(Finance city), Pedda Amberpet (media/MARKET centre), Patancheru
(innovation), Adibatla, Tukkuguda (aero sense, hardware) and
Medchal, Tellapur-Nagulapally (Inland continental depot). Each of
these urban spaces are to come up on overall 3,813 kms and would
be synchronised along the 160 km stretch of ORR.
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I
T services and consulting firm Cognizant will expand its
facility at Gachibowli in Hyderabad with an investment
of over Rs. 500 crore. The company is looking at
adding an additional area of 1.5 million square feet at
its 11-acre Gachibowli campus. At present, the company
has 2.25 lakh square ft of built-in space at the campus.
The company started operations in Hyderabad in 2002
with 180 employees. Currently, it has 18,000 employees
and five facilities in the city.
"The expanded facility can accommodate around
8,000 employees," Lakshmi Narayanan, Vice-Chairman
of Cognizant, has said. "Besides growing our operations
here, the centre would help us tap the huge talent pool
available here,'' he said, while announcing the expansion
plan. The Hyderabad centre services over 300 of its
global clients in industries spanning banking and financial
services, insurance, retail, hospitality, manufacturing and
logistics, and life sciences.
>
Valuelabs plans RS 200-CR SEZ
V
alueLabs, a Hyderabad-based business technology solutions
provider, is in the process of setting up a special economic zone (SEZ)
at Kokapet on the city outskirts with an investment of around Rs 200
crore to be funded through internal accruals, according to Ram Manjeri,
senior vice-president (sales and marketing). "We have already acquired
seven acre of private land. The SEZ will be developed in two phases with
each phase comprising 500,000 sft of office space, and will be completed
within the next five years," he told. The SEZ is part of ValueLabs' plans to
step up its focus on newer business areas and almost treble its headcount
to 10,000 in the next three to four years. At present, the debt-free company
has one self owned and two leased facilities in Hyderabad, with a seating
capacity of 4,500, besides a 200-seater facility in Chennai and one centre
in Kuala Lumpur housing close to 100 professional.
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(Source: From Newspapers and sites)
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In Focus
Mantra of
Marketing
Real Estate
A
G Krishnamurthy is the founder of Mudra
Communications and MICA (Mudra Institute of
Communications, Ahmedabad). He began Mudra
Communications with a start-up capital of Rs.35, 000
and one client. In just nine years Mudra became India's
third largest advertising agency. He helped launch/
relaunch Vimal, Rasna, Dhara, Symphony, Reliance (India)
Mobile, Reliance Retail etc. He is currently the chairman
of AGK Brand Consult. He
is also the author of several
bestselling books- 7 in English
and 14 in Telugu. Notable
among the books in English
are Dhirubhaism, Dhirubhai
Ambani: Against All Odds, Ten
Much: Ten Ordinary Processes
for Extraordinary Success, and
Learnings of an Advertising
Practitioner. A G Krishnamurthy’s
recent book - If you can dream...
has been released in April 2013.
His books have been translated
and published in all major Indian languages.
A G Krishnamurthy is also a well known columnist-his
fortnightly column ‘AGK speak’ appeared in Business
Standard from 2003 to 2009. His popular weekly column,
‘AGK Varam Varam’ has been appearing in the Telugu daily
Andhra Jyoti since 2005. The father of four children, three
daughters and a son, AGK lives in Hyderabad.
Starting from this edition we begin a series focussing on the
entire gamut of advertising and brand communication by
the legendry A G Krishnamurthy himself
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Basic marketing sutras are
relevant and essential to
all product categories, be
it a match box or a high
end real estate offering,
says the advertising guru
A.G.Krishnamurthy.
I
s real estate marketing any different from other
products? Is it complex or more difficult? Does
it need specialists? Before these questions are
answered, let me deal with a few basics. It is said
God is in details. So true! I have experienced
it so many times. Well conceived business
strategies and well defined marketing plans
going awry as details have been ignored. Thesuccess
of any marketing strategy depends not only on sound
strategy but so much more on operational excellence
as well. In other words, focussing on details is
fundamental to doing a great job.
Another basic fact is: a brand is a consumer’s
perception of a product. Brands are built on two
pillars – Identity & Continuity. Yet another basic fact
is: globally over 90% products fail because of poor
marketing, not due to poor product quality. Today,
as technological innovations are easily accessible to
many, several products have good quality built into
them. However they fail due to poor marketing.
Yet another basic fact is: in any product category the
top three brands take it all. Glory, profits, growth etc.
It's a ‘winner takes all' situation. In marketing warfare
too, usually it is the top three that takes it all. And
these are all essentially marketing success stories.
In Focus
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WHAT IS Marketing?
Simplistically – it is match making between
the product and the prospect. In the manner
as we do match making in traditionally
arranged marriages. Both families are
thoroughly studied and scrutinised from
several parameters, matched and then
proceeded with.
A little more detailed explanation tells us
that Marketing is a function of business to
define sales goals, do market research to
find out the core target audience and find
out whether our product meets with their
needs and aspirations, develop brand
strategy and create advertising in tandem
with the brand goals and consumer
insights. In short, match making between
the consumer and our product.
A few tips will be helpful:
l Set your precise business goals - short
term, mid term, long term..
l Build your marketing team and brand
strategy.
l Define your target audience. This needs
to be focussed and fine tuned.
l Offer a differentiated product. Me-toos
often dont work. The differentiation should
be need based from your consumers’
perspective and fulfilling their desire, which
other brands were not able to. In other
words, your product is different; there is no
other like it.
l USP.
Unique Selling Proposition.
It is a time tested marketing principle
and practice. In fact I was taught this
some 40 years back when I joined the
advertising profession. This USP offers
the reason why a customer should choose
your brand. Today’s markets are full of
several competing brands in almost all
the categories, it is therefore crucial that
a prospect is well informed about your
brand’s uniqueness, and specific reasons
why it needs to be desired and bought.
l Under promise and over deliver. The
opposite is quite disastrous. A bad word of
mouth can kill a good product in no time.
l Relevant, refreshing and impactful
advertising is a vital need. This can truly
create magic. Product perceptions are
created by relevant advertising, and brands
are products of consumer perceptions.
Advertising is a major source of creating
brand perceptions. The other, is ofcourse,
good word of mouth. With these two
elements in place, a brand can be a winner.
l Make your customer the focal point of
your marketing efforts. It is said ‘customer
is the king’. Treat him like one and see the
results!!
These basic marketing sutras are relevant
and essential to all product categories, be
it a match box or a high end real estate
offering. As a business man, one should
believe that “Success is a process, not an
event”. The process is: good product and
application of right marketing tools.”
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Happenings
Second National Conference
of RWAs
T
he United Federation of Resident Welfare Associations
(UFERWAS), Hyderabad hosted the 2nd National Conference
of Resident Welfare Associations (NCRWA) recently at
2014 at Paryatak Bhavan, Begumpet, Hyderabad. NVS Reddy,
MD, Hyderabad Metro Rail Corporation, while inaugurating
the conference said that the RWAs played an important role
complementing the efforts of the government. He also inaugurated
a photo exhibition showcasing RWA activities and applauded their
role in championing the cause of civic issues.
Representatives from 17 states and 10 districts of Telangana including 100 delegates from Delhi, Bangaluru , Chennai, Chattisgarh,
Maharashtra, Mumbai, Kerala, U.P. and Hyderabad participated
in the conference. Telakapalli Ravi, political analyst, P. Dasharath
Reddy, President and M. Vijaya Sai, General Secretary, Telangana
Real Estates Developers Association (TREDA), Prof. Tirupathi Rao,
Former VC, Osmania University, Padmanabha Reddy, Forum for
Good Governance were the guests of honour on the occasion.
Speaking on the occasion, P Dasharath Reddy assured that builder
developer fraternity will work with RWAs to ensure quality and sus-
tainability in the real estate industry.
NCRWA deliberated on various topics such as Swatchh Bharat,
Role of RWA in community building, Model Apartment Laws, Solid
Waste Management, appropriate urban transport for emerging cities,
building Micro-Communities, political empowerment of RWA’s, RTI,
legal empowerment of RWA etc. A document on National Policy of
RWA’s and their role in Urban Management was adopted. Maj. Shiva
Kiran, General Secretary UFERWAS thanked TREDA for their valuable
inputs and support extended to NCRWA.
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Metropolis World
Congress
T
he city of Hyderabad was the host
to the 11th World Congress of
METROPOLIS recently, as it is seen
as an ideal example of a democratic city
– A City for All. The host city extended the
‘living city experiences’ to delegates and
participants of the World Congress which
was an excellent platform where all city
stakeholders, mayors, decision makers,
practitioners, from leadership to academics
to women and youth groups gathered to
engage in dialogue. Major events and
themes that were part of the event included
Metropolis Hyderabad Urban Hackathon
Vision 2022, Habitat III Agenda,
Metropolitan Governance, urban equity,
financing, Smart Cities Agenda ‘Think
Global Act Local’, Women International
Network Meeting among others.
During this discourse it was evident that
the cities, especially in the developing
and emerging world, wanted to shift their
focus from abstract-based concepts to
action-based projects and evidencebased learnings. The stakeholders strongly
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urged to use this international
congress for a dialogue
and debate on the broader
vision of sustainable urban
development and focus on
social inclusion, governance,
partnerships and challenges
of cities from developing
regions. The government and
non-government development
agencies and policy makers put emphasis on redefining the urban finances with attention
to local financial resources for long term sustainability of the urban projects. Speakers at
the event included Pranab Mukherjee, president of India, Abdul Kalam, former president of
India, K Chandrasekhar Rao, chief minister, government of Telangana and K Tarakarama
Rao, minister of IT and Panchayat Raj, government of Telengana, Rajendra Pachauri,
Nobel Prize 2007 and chairperson of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
and Mohammad M. Hussain, mayor of Hyderabad.
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Happenings
IIA South India
Golden Jubilee
T
HRA Conference on Brand
Hyderabad
S
ix years old, 86 member strong “real estate consultants and
brokers” body, A.P Realtors Association has been rechristened
as Hyderabad Realtors Association (HRA). On the occasion HRA
organised a curtain raiser event “Brand Hyderabad—A Synergy in Real
Estate” here at Hotel Taj Deccan recently. The event was graced by K.
Pradeep Chandra, the special chief secretary for Industry, Commerce,
Mines and Commissioner for Industrial Promotion and Dr. S. K. Joshi,
principal secretary for Municipal Administration and Urban Development,
government of Telengana as chief guest and guest of honour respectively.
R Vijay Sarathi, President, HRA in his welcome address reiterated his
resolve to continue the momentum of work for the benefit of the realtor
community in Hyderabad with renewed vigor. He also appealed to the
government, “We also request the government to utilise our services when
preparing city and state budgets. No one knows better than us as to what
all needs to be done in every part for betterment of Hyderabad. We can
be quite valuable to the city’s budget making exercise. On a state level
budget we would like to contribute policies and plans for making this
state more attractive to investors.” Two hundred plus realtors, members of
financial institutions, Architects, Interior Designers etc participated.
he Indian Institute of Architects (IIA) celebrated
its Golden Jubilee of South Indian Regional
Conference recently at Chennai on completion
of 50 years of its existence. IIA southern chapters
comprising Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu,
Telangana and Andhra Pradesh chapters participated
in the event. Quiz, Debate, Drama, Sketching, Poetry,
Photography, Best Architects’ works display etc
competitions were held. The chief guest M Venkiah
Naidu, Union Minister for Urban Development
inaugurated this grand event. The first Rolling
Trophy was shared by Telangana and AP Chapters
for 2014 - 2016.
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Property Show
2014 at Guntur
T
he Builders Welfare Association,
Guntur conducted Property Show
2014 at Guntur recently. The Show
was inaugurated by Prathipati Pulla Rao,
minister for Agriculture, government of AP.
M Murali Mohan, MP was the chief guest
and Sarvasri Modugula Venugopala
Reddy, MLA, Guntur West, Kanthilal
Dande, district magistrate, Guntur and
G Haribabu, president, APREDA were the
guests of honour present at the inaugural
ceremony. Pulla Rao congratulated the
association for successfully conducting the
property show every year. He anticipated
bright prospects for the construction
industry and real estate sector since
the state government has proposed to
develop the new capital city south of
Krishna river in the Guntur district. He
also urged the association members to
adhere to the ethics of the business to get
the appreciation from buyers.The Property
Show was organised for two days. Nearly
60 stalls were exhibited by the builders,
real estate dealers and building material
suppliers. Like previous years the Property
show got an overwhelming response
from the public. The visitors and stall
participants expressed their happiness
over the success of the Show.
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Pulse
Monthly Real Estate Monitor
Pulse
November 2014
Monthly Real Estate Monitor
November 2014
Hyderabad
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Leasing activity continued to remain
stable in Hyderabad in October. The
OFFICE
limited supply in key submarkets
continued to push rents upwards.
Major transactions:
Demand
Vacancy
• Open Text and JPMC leased space
at Hitec City
• Birlasoft and Indus Towers leased
RV
CV
space at Gachibowli
Leasing activity continued to remain
stable in Hyderabad in October. The
OFFICE
High streets
malls
both continued
limited
supplyand
in key
submarkets
to witnesstogood
on October.
continued
pushdemand
rents upwards.
RETAIL
Demand
for
cash
and
carry
outlets
Major
transactions:
Demand
Vacancy
built toText
suitand
options
in retail
•andOpen
JPMC
leasedhas
space
alsoatseen
rise.
Hiteca City
Demand
Vacancy
transactions:
•Major
Birlasoft
and Indus Towers leased
RV
CV
• space
Big Bazaar
leased space at
at Gachibowli
Gachibowli
RV
CV
• Reliance Foot Print leased space
Highatstreets
and malls
continued
City Center
Mall both
and Kompally.
to witness good demand on October.
RETAIL
Residential
sales
in October.
Demand for
cashwere
and stable
carry outlets
There
weretomany
new launches
and built
suit options
in retail over
has the
RESIDENTIAL
month.
also seen a rise.
Demand
Vacancy
Major
Majorlaunches.
transactions:
• • Aparna
Cyberleased
Life byspace
Aparna
Big Bazaar
at
Constructions
Gachibowli launched at
Demand
Launches
RV
CV
• Nallagantla
Reliance Foot Print leased space
• TNR
Sulakshana
by and
TNRKompally.
Builders
at City
Center Mall
launched
at
LB
Nagar.
RV
CV
sales
wereby
stable
October.
•Residential
Srinivasa
Heights
SHL inGroup
was
There
were many
launches
launched
nearnew
Uppal
Junctionover the
RESIDENTIAL
month.
Major launches.
Policy/ Infrastructure
• toAparna
Life by
The Hyderabad Metro Rail is likely
be theCyber
first metro
railAparna
project in
launched
at to be
Demand
LaunchesThe roofsConstructions
India
to be solar powered.
of metro stations
are likely
Nallagantla
used for fixing solar panels.
• TNR Sulakshana by TNR Builders
launched at LB Nagar.
RV
CV
• Srinivasa Heights by SHL Group was
launched near Uppal Junction
Hyderabad
Policy/Demand/Vacancy
Infrastructure
Increasing
Moderate Increase
Rental Value (RV) / Capital Values (CV)
The
Hyderabad Metro Rail is likely to be the first metro rail project in
India to be solar powered. The roofs of metro stations are likely to be
used for fixing solar panels.
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Demand/Vacancy
Key Precincts
Rental Value
(INR per sq ft
per month)
Capital Value
(INR per sq ft)
Begumpet
45–55
4,500–6,500
Banjara Hills
50–65
Hitec City
36–45
Gachibowli
36–42
Rental Value
(INR25–35
per sq ft
per
month)
Rental Value
Key Uppal
Precincts
Key
Precincts
Begumpet
Banjara Hills
Banjara Hills
Hitec City
Jubilee Hills
Gachibowli
Secunderabad
Uppal
Hitec City
Kukatpally
Key
Precincts
Dilsukhnagar
Banjara Hills
Key
Precincts
Jubilee
Hills
Secunderabad
Hitec City
Banjara
Hills
Kukatpally
Begumpet
(INR45–55
per sq ft
per month)
50–65
110–140
36–45
130–160
36–42
80–110
25–35
110–130
Rental Value
110–130
(INR
per sq ft
per
month)
110–120
Rental Value
110–140
(INR per month
for a130–160
1,000 sq ft
2BHK
80–110
apartment)
110–130
20,000–30,000
4,500–8,500
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to top
4,000–6,200
4,000–5,500
Capital
Value
3,000–4,000
(INR per sq ft)
Capital Value
4,500–6,500
(INR
per sq ft)
4,500–8,500
11,000–14,000
4,000–6,200
13,000–16,000
4,000–5,500
8,000–11,000
3,000–4,000
11,000–13,000
Capital Value
11,000–13,000
(INR per sq ft)
11,000–12,000
11,000–14,000
Capital Value
13,000–16,000
(INR per sq ft)
8,000–11,000
11,000–13,000
7,500–14,000
11,000–13,000
4,000–5,500
11,000–12,000
3,200–5,000
Miyapur
Banjara Hills
110–130
12,000–20,000
110–120
10,000–20,000
Rental Value
10,000-18,000
(INR
per month
for
a 1,000 sq ft
8,000–15,000
2BHK
8,000–15,000
apartment)
8,000–10,000
20,000–30,000
Begumpet
12,000–20,000
4,000–5,500
Kondapur
10,000–20,000
3,200–5,000
Gachibowli
10,000-18,000
3,500-4,200
Fall
CompliedModerate
by 8,000–15,000
2,800–3,500
Falling
Dilsukhnagar
Kondapur
Gachibowli
KeyTellapur
Precincts
Kukatpally
Tellapur
Stable
Kukatpally
8,000–15,000
Trivita Roy,
3,500-4,200
Capital Value
2,800–3,500
(INR
per sq ft)
3,500–4,000
2,400–3,700
7,500–14,000
3,500–4,000
Assistant Vice President, Research and
Miyapur
2,400–3,700
REIS, Jones Lang8,000–10,000
LaSalle India, [email protected]
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Auspicious Days
December 2014
Date
Day
Time
10
Wednesday 21:36 to 30:00+
17
Wednesday 07:05 to 31:06+
18
Thursday
07:06 to 11:52
24
Wednesday 15:01 to 22:46
25
Thursday
19:55 to 31:10+
26
Friday
07:10 to 31:10+
29
Monday
07:11 to 11:15
Nakshatra
Pushya
Chitra, Swati
Swati
Shravana
Dhanishtha
Dhanishtha,
Shatabhisha
Revati
January 2015
Auspicious days
24
26
29
30
Humour Corner
40
Saturday
Monday
Thursday
Friday
14:43 to 26:35+
06:49 to 11:47
11:38 to 30:49+
06:49 to 22:13
UttaraBhadrapada
Revati
Rohini
Rohini, Mrigashirsha
Arch Talk
December
August 2014
2014
- September
- January 2015
2014
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Market Monitor
Residential Property Rates in Twin Cities
Zone wise prevaling residential constructed floor space/ appartments in sq feet and
plot rates in sq yard of the major localities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad are given as follows:
Central Zone
North Zone
Locality
PriceRange
(Rs/Sq ft)
Alwal
Bowenpally
Kompally
Malkajgiri
2000 – 2600
2200 – 2800
2300 – 2600
2000 – 2400
Price Range
(Rs/Sq Yd)
18000 - 32000
25200 - 34200
13500 - 27000
22500 - 31500
East Zone
Locality
PriceRange
(Rs/Sq ft)
AS Rao Nagar
Bandlaguda
Dilsukhnagar
L.B. Nagar
Sainikpuri
Saket
Uppal 2000 – 2400
2100 - 2400
2800 - 3400
2300 - 2700
2100 –3000
3200 – 3500
2,072-2800
Price Range
(Rs/Sq Yd)
14400 - 26100
13500 – 22500
34200 – 58500
18000 – 22500
10800 - 19800
14000 - 18000
10800 - 19800
South Zone
Locality
PriceRange
(Rs/Sq ft)
Appa junction
Attapur
Hyderguda
Rajendra Nagar
Shadnagar
Shamshabad
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2600 - 3300
2300 - 2500
3000 – 3500
2400 - 3000
1200 – 2000
2100 - 3700
Price Range
(Rs/Sq Yd)
13500 - 18000
16200 - 22500
18000 – 22500
16200 – 31500
1800 – 5850
2700 – 4950
Locality
PriceRange
(Rs/Sq Ft)
Price Range
(Rs/Sq Yd)
Ameerpet
3600 – 4100
31500 – 46800
Sanatnagar
3500 – 4500
30600 - 49500
Himayatnagar
4500 – 6000
45000 - 63000
Jubilee Hills
5500 - 7500
43200 - 54000
Mehdipatnam
3500 – 4500
40500 - 58500
Padamrao Nagar
2400 - 4500
22500 - 34200
S R Nagar
4200 - 4500
27000 - 45000
Somajiguda
3200 – 4000
36000 - 49500
Srinagar Colony
4500 - 5000
33000 - 36000
West Zone
Locality
PriceRange
(Rs/Sq ft)
Price Range
(Rs/Sq Yd)
Bachupally
Chanda Nagar
Hitech City
Hyder Nagar
KPHB Colony
Madhapur
Madinaguda
Manikonda
Moti Nagar
2000 -2400
2700 - 3100
3900 – 5000
3200 - 3500
3200 – 3600
3000 - 4000
2300 – 2500
2500 - 3000
2200 - 2400
19800 - 31500
22500 - 30600
28800 - 40500
20000 - 30000
31500 - 45000
31500 - 54000
19800 - 29700
15300 - 17100
21600 – 31500
Nizampet
Pragati Nagar
2700 – 3100
2500 - 3300
13500 - 25200
17500 – 27000
Treda Diary
Sponsors
LIC Housing Finance Ltd- Silver sponsor for
5th TREDA Property Show, 2014
Pragati Green Meadows & Resorts Ltd-Principal
Partner for 5th TREDA Conference, 2014
Best Stall Recipients
Under Best Stall- Developers category: Oorjitha
Properties, Alekhya Homes and Cybercity
Developers’ bagged awards. Riyali Technologies
and Active Green Window Solutions bagged
awards under Best Stall: Suppliers category.
LIC Housing Finance Ltd bagged award under
Best Stall: Financial Institution category while
Hyderabad Metro Rail got the
Best Stall: Government catagory.
Navayuga Real-Supporting Partner for
5th TREDA Conference, 2014
best stall award winners
Jury Members
M Vijaya Sai, Secretary General, TREDA, second from right along with best
stall jury members. (From Right to Left) first seen- Major Shiva Kiran, General
Secretary, United Federation of Resident Welfare Associations (UFERWAS),
third seen- Architect V V Rao, RDS Architects, fourth seen-, K Johnson, Sr.
Journalist, extreme left- D Sreedhar Reddy, Past President, NAR-India
Oorjitha Properties
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Treda Diary
best stall award winners
Cybercity Builders and Developers
Ryali Technologies
LIC Housing Finance Ltd
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Alekhya Homes
Active Green Window Solutions
Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
Accurate Green Meadows
Aditya Construction Company (Pvt) Ltd
Aditya Constructions
Alekhya Homes
Andhra Bank
Anuhar Homes
45
Treda Diary
stall participants
Aparna Constructions & Estates Pvt Ltd
Apurupa Infrastructures Pvt Ltd
Bajaj Finance Services
Bluestone Group
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Boopathy Homes India Pvt Ltd
46
BRC Infra Pvt Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
Central Bank of India
Cybercity Builders & Developers
Dena Bank
Dewan Housing Finance Ltd
Ek Vira
Emami Reality Ltd
47
Treda Diary
stall participants
48
Empiika Agritech India Pvt Ltd
Empire Meadows
Fortune Group
Good Earth Infra
Gowra Hallmark Townships Pvt Ltd
Green Home Farms & Resorts
Treda Diary
stall participants
HDFC Ltd
Hill County Properties
HPR Infra Pvt Ltd
ICICI Bank
India Bulls Housing Finance Ltd
J B Infrastructures
49
Treda Diary
stall participants
50
Jain Housing & Constructions Ltd
Jain Srikar Constructions
Janapriya Engineers Syndicate
Konkas Projects Pvt Ltd
L & T Housing Finance
Mahindra Life Space Developers Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
Manjeera Group
Mantri Developers Pvt Ltd
Megasri Dukes Constructions LLP
Modi Builders & Realtors Pvt Ltd
Modi Properties & Investments Pvt Ltd
Muppa Projects India Pvt Ltd
51
Treda Diary
stall participants
52
Namaha Estates
NCC Urban Infrastructure Ltd
Om Shanti Property Bazaar
Oorjitha Properties
P N B Housing Finance Ltd
Pragati Green Meadows & Resorts Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
Prajapati Group
Praneeth Group
Pranit Projects
Prem Constructions
Pride India Group
Prime Projects
53
Treda Diary
stall participants
54
Puravankara Projects
R L Constructions
Raghavendra Constructions
Raja Rajeshwari Builders
Rajapushpa Properties
Rami Reddy Constructions
Treda Diary
stall participants
Ramky Estates & Farms Ltd
RDB Legend Infrastructure Pvt ltd
Redial
Reliance Developers
Remax
Ridgefield and Giridhari Homes
55
Treda Diary
stall participants
56
S & S Green Projects Pvt Ltd
Safeway Infra Projects
Saket Engineers Pvt Ltd
Sankalp Corp
Sew Sukride
Shanta Sriram Constructions Pvt Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
Shathabdhi Townships Pvt Ltd
Silpa Homes Pvt Ltd
Siri Sampada Farmlands (P) Ltd
SMR Builders Pvt Ltd
Sri Avani Projects
Sri Balaji Real Estates & Constructions
57
Treda Diary
stall participants
58
Sri Krishna Developers
Sri Sreenivasa Constructions
Sri Sri Gruha Nirmaan India Pvt Ltd
State Bank of Hyderabad
State Bank of India
Subhagruha Projects (India) Pvt Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
Suchir India Infratech Pvt Ltd
SVC Ventures Pvt Ltd
Swarna Vihar Infra Projects Pvt Ltd
Theme Ambience Constructions Ltd
Vaishnavi Estates
Vasantha Group
59
Treda Diary
stall participants
60
Vasavi Group
Vasundhara Projects
Vazhraa Nirmaan India Pvt Ltd
Vertex Homes
Vision Avenues
Vision India Infrastructure Pvt Ltd
Treda Diary
stall participants
supplier stalls
Visista Estates
Aarush Building Materials
Yaganti Estates
Active Green Window Solutions
ZR Infra Ltd
Ahlada Engineers Pvt Ltd
61
Treda Diary
supplier stalls
62
Cera Sanitaryware Ltd
Finecab Wires & Cables Pvt Ltd
Hunsur Plywood
Jairaj Timbers
JBL Audio Arch
JR One Lifts
Treda Diary
supplier stalls
JSW Cement
Jyoti India Metal
Legrand
Needs Resources
Primal Automation
R R Kabel Ltd
63
Treda Diary
supplier stalls
Ryali Technologies
Salzgitter Hydraulics Pvt Ltd
Speed Dry Mix India Pvt. Ltd.
Surya International
Lucky Dip Winners
Mohd Muqtiyar Basha receiving an Alto LXI from
Murali Mohan Maganti, MP, former president
APREDA & Jupally Krishna Rao, MLA, Kollapur.
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Beena Singh receiving the keys of Alto K10 from
TREDA governing council member MTV Ramana
Property Listing
real estate on offer
RESIDENTIAL apartments
Central zone
S.No.
1
2
3
4
Location:
Banjara Hills near
Lotus Pond
Banjara Hills, Road
No.10
Banjara Hills, Road
No.12
Banjara Hills, Road
No.2
Project Name:
Lotus
Krishna Elite
Krishe Valley
Nest
Property Type:
3 BHK Apartment
with Home Theatre
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
3 BHK Apartment
with Home Theatre
5
Hitex Main Road
Wind chimes
3 BHK Apartments
6
Hitex Main Road
Wind Mills
3 BHK Apartments
7
Jubilee Hills
Atria10
Size Range:
2975 sft 3200 sft
1600 sft 1900 sft
1750 sft 4000 sft
2945 sft 3590 sft
1865 sft 2415 sft
1430 sft 2015 sft
2061 sft 2887 sft
3 BHK Independent
Flats
3 BHK Apartment
with Home Theatre
3 BHK Premium
Luxury Apartments
1820 sft 2406 sft
3 BHK Apartments
2900 sft
Mehdipatnam, Near
Langar House
Moti Nagar,
Hyderabad
Bollineni
Homes
Madhu Park
Ridge
Vasavi's Brundavanam
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
2BHK Independent
Apts
Residential
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
1364 sft 2556 sft
970 sft 2520 sft
2800 sft 4700 sft
1200 Sft 2766 sft
1200 Sft to
2000 Sft
16
Nandagiri Hills
N 95
4 BHK Apartments
3800 sft
17
Padmarao Nagar,
Secunderabad
Padmanabha
Residency
2 & 3 BHK Luxury
Apartments
1221 sft to
1640 sft
8
9
Jubilee Hills, Opp.
Andhra Jyothi
Jubilee Hills,
Shaikpet
Anri
Aparna Aura
10
Kavuri Hills
Choice India
11
Khajaguda, Near
Gachibowli
Carlton Creek
12
Madhapur
Gowra Tulips
13
Madhapur, Hyd
14
15
3125 sft
Contact details:
Company:
9849558979, 9642323313
www.vamsirambuilders.com
9292108365
www.srikrishnabuilders.co.in
9866076709
www.srikrishnagroup.com
9849558979, 9642323313
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
040-27890917
www.bhanuestates.co.in
9849558979, 9642323313
7732064007
www.aparnaconstructions.com
9441115599
www.choice-india.com
9885976647
www.narne.com
8008004755, 42005189
www.gowraventures.com
9959090390
www.bdlindia.com
9948837100
www.madhuinfra.in
9866487555
www.vasavigroup.net
9441115599
Choice India Infra
Projects
9908016954, 04065656500
www.shantasriramconstructions.in
Shanta Sriram
Constructions
Vamsiram Builders
Sri Krishna Builders
Sri Krishna
Developers Pvt Ltd
Vamsiram Builders
Alekhya Design
Homes
Alekhya Homes Pvt
Ltd
Bhanu Estates
Vamsiram Builders
Aparna
Constructions
Choice India Infra
Projects
Narne Homes
Gowra Ventures
Bollineni Developers
Limited
Madhu Infrastructure
Vasavi Group
65
Property Listing
real estate
S.No.
Location:
Padmarao Nagar,
Secunderabad
Raghavendra
Colony, Kondapur
Ravindra Society,
Kavuri Hills
18
19
20
21
Ravindra
society,Madhapur
22
S R Nagar
23
Shaikpet, Jubilee
Hills
24
Sri Nagar Colony
25
White Fields,
Kondapur
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Harmony
Heights
Samvruddi
Sirisampada
2 & 3 BHK Gated
Community
Residential
Apartments
847 sft to
1608 sft
1600 sft 1625 sft
Wood Rose
3 BHK Apartments
3375 sft
Anmol
Residential
Apartments
1550 sft
Bhaskara
Signature
Flemington Empress Towers
Vasavi's
Bhuvana
Vasavi's
Shantiniketan
Residential
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
2532 sft
1700 sft 2100 sft
2200 Sft to
3500 Sft
1200 Sft to
3000 Sft
Contact details:
Company:
9908016954, 04065656500
9676749359
www.sirisampada.co.in
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
Shanta Sriram
Constructions
Sirisampada
Constructions
Alekhya Homes Pvt
Ltd
9704966834
[email protected]
Hardhik
Constructions
7799958259
www.saishaktiinfrastructure.com
9912225072
www.adityacc.com
9866487555
www.vasavigroup.net
9866487555
www.vasavigroup.net
Sai Shakti Projects
Aditya Housing &
Infrastructure
Vasavi Group
Vasavi Group
East zone
S.No.
26
27
28
29
Location:
Bandlaguda, Near
Kushaiguda
Boduppal
Champapet APSRTC Colony
L B Nagar,
Hyderabad
Project Name:
Luxury Apartments
741 sft
Apurupa' Srinivas Height
Manisha Residency
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
2BHK Residential
Apartments
1, 2, 3 and 4 BHK
Apartments
Residential Multi
Storied
975 sft to
1565 sft
1200 sft 1252 sft
975 Sft 4000 Sft
1050 sft to
1770 sft
947 sft 1895 sft
Alekhya Towers
Nagole, Bandlaguda
Green Terraces
31
Pocharam, Near
Infosys Campus
Emerald
Heights
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Location:
A S Rao nagar /
Officers colony
Bowenpally, Near
Suchitra Jn
Dairy Farm Road,
Alwal
East Marredpally
Gudlapochampally,
Kompally
Gajularamaram,
Quthubullapur
Gundlapochampally,
Near Kompally
Size Range:
Lotus Home
30
North zone
S.No.
Property Type:
Project Name:
Luxury Apartments
Property Type:
Siddivinayaka
2 BHK Apartments
Satellite Township
Vasavi's Grande
Vista
Guru's Choice
Residency
Aparna Kanopy
Tulip
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
1, 2 and 3 BHK
Apartments
Golden Ridge
Sterling Homes
Luxury Apartments
Size Range:
Contact details:
8099102102
www.modibuilders.com
9949949439
www.apurupainfra.com
9985551177
www.manishaconstructions.in
9248003369
www.alekhyaconstructions.com
9618200066/ 77
www.mahanagarhomes.com
8099102102
Contact details:
Company:
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
Apurupa
Infrastructure
Manisha
Constructions
Alekhya
Constructions
Mahanagar Homes
Pvt Ltd
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
Company:
1170 sft 1200 sft
1180 sft to
1513 sft
1200 Sft to
3200 Sft
1150 sft to
1414 sft
930 sft 1495 sft
672 sft 1664 sft
2593 sft 3131 sft
9908155115
www.theerthagroup.com
9908016953, 04065656500
9866487555
www.vasavigroup.net
9441115599
7660001672, 23353335
9440029000 / 8500040022
www.andhrainfra.com
8099102102
Tirtha Projects Pvt
Ltd.
Shanta Sriram
Constructions
Choice India Infra
Projects
Aparna
Constructions
Andhra Infra Projects
Pvt Ltd
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
Vasavi Group
39
Kapra, A.S. Rao
Saket Sriyam
Residential
Apartments
1241 sft 1999sft
9652352233
www.saketgroup.com
Saket Engineers Pvt.
Ltd.
40
Kapra, ECIL
Saket Pranaam
Residential
Apartments
516 Sft 1861 Sft
9652352233
www.saketgroup.com
Ltd.
66
Property Listing
on offer
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
41
Kompally
Palm springs
42
M J Colony (A.S.Rao
Nagar)
Krishna Dhaam
43
Mettuguda
44
Narapally
45
Trimulgherry
R.T.C.Colony.
west zone
S.No.
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
Location:
Alkapur Layout,
Manikonda
Alkapuri Township,
Manikonda
Alkapuri Township,
Manikonda
Alkapuri Township,
Manikonda
Alkapuri Township,
Manikonda
APPA Junction /
Bandlaguda
Attapur
Chandanagar, Near
BHEL
Financial District,
Gachibowli
Oosmans Everest
Venkatadri
Heights
Srinivasa Krupa
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Luxury Apartments
1910 sft
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
Residential
Apartments
960 sft 1350 sft
1895 sft 2615 sft
1012 sft to
1614 sft
1835 sft 2738 sft
Property Type:
Size Range:
Residential Gated
Community Flats
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
3 BHK Independent
Flats
1166 sft 1604 sft
2120 sft 2175 sft
Coral Bells
3 BHK Apartments
2600 sft
Yellow Blooms
3 BHK Apartments
2150 sft
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
Residential Duplex
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
Premium Residential
Apartments
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
1125 sft 1515 sft
Nakshatra
Colors
A - Square
"Rock Cliff"
Uttam Residency
Ashoka Springfields
Earth Song
55
Gachibowli
Green Grace
56
Gachibowli
Bloomfield Elation Towers
1675 sft
1600 sft
1245 sft 1760 sft
1300 Sft 1695 Sft
2300sft 3050 sft
1320 sft 2577 sft
Contact details:
Company:
8099102102
9292108365
9948663170
9949470978
www.venturahousingpvtltd.com
9666669835
www.vishalprojects.com
Contact details:
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
Sri Krishna Builders
Aparna
Constructions
Ventura Housing
Vishal Projects Ltd
Company:
9000919222
www.gangothridevelopers.in
9866326099
www.anuhar.com
9866326099
www.anuhar.com
9866326099
www.anuhar.com
9866326099
www.anuhar.com
9908155115
www.theerthagroup.com
9849222922
www.jayadarsini.com
8897088000
www.saishaktiinfrastructure.com
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
9052252222
www.ssgreenprojects.com
9393696959
www.vasudevarealtors.com
Gangothri
Developers
Anuhar Homes
Anuhar Homes
Anuhar Homes
Anuhar Homes
Theertha Projects
Pvt Ltd
Jayadarsini Housing
Pvt Ltd
Sai Shakti Projects &
SVAS infra
Alekhya Homes
S & S Green Projects
Pvt Ltd
Vasudeva Realtors
Pvt Ltd
67
Property Listing
real estate
S.No.
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
Location:
Gachibowli Kokapet
Gachibowli Kokapet
Gachibowli Tellapur
Gachibowli
Extension
Gachibowli, Near
NASR School
Gachibowli, Near
Wipro Junction
Gajularamaram,
Quthubullapur
Gopannapally
Junction
Gopanpally Gachibowli
Project Name:
Property Type:
Rajapushpa
Luxury Apartments
Atria
Crest
3 BHK Apartment
Cosmos
4 BHK Apartment
with Home Theatre
Size Range:
1350 sft 3725 sft
1250 sft 2150 sft
1665 sft to
2010 sft
1045 sft 1435 sft
1100 sft to
1503 sft
850 sft 1198 sft
1716 sft 1933 sft
1100 sft to
1850 sft
777 sft 1510 sft
1160 sft 1330 sft
1200 sft 2800 sft
960 sft 1480 sft
2765 sft 2825 sft
3705 sft 4321 sft
3 BHK Apartments
2340 sft
The Retreat
Aditya's Paramount Heights
Green Meadows
Sunshine Residency
Residential
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Mantri Celestia
Apartments
Splendour
Luxury Apartments
Muppa's Green
Grandeur
Manjeera Diamond Towers
Whistling
Woods
Sri Sai Ram
Towers
2 and 3 BHK
apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
66
Hafeezpet
67
Hafeezpet, Near
Hitec-City
68
Himayathsagar Road Fort View
69
70
71
72
73
Hitec City behind
TCS E Park
Hitec City behind
Shilparamam
Hitec City,
Gachibowli
Hitec City,
Gachibowli
Hitech City, Near
E-Park
74
Kondapur
75
Kondapur
Nagarjuna
Residency
NCC Urban
Gardenia
Supreme Residency
Galaxy Apartments
Woods
Kondapur (Lahari
Homes)
Kondapur, Near
Chirec Public School
Lahari's Adi
Emerald
78
KPHB
Sushaanta
79
Kukatpally
80
Kukatpally
81
Kukatpally Village,
Balanagar
82
Kukatpally,
Nizampet Road
Vertex Prime
83
Kukatpally,
Nizampet Road
Vertex Sadguru
Krupa
76
77
68
Luxury Apartments
Adi Emerald
Emami Swan
Lake
Vaddepally
Enclave
Bhavya's Tulasivanam
2 BHK Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
4 & 5 BHK Duplex
Apartments
3400 sft to
4150 sft
1609 sft to
3 BHK Apartments
1648 sft
2 & 3 BHK Premium 1075 sft to
Residential Apts
2310 sft
3 & 4 BHK
4075 sft
Apartments
1828 sft 3 BHK Apartments
2214 sft
3 BHK Independent 1828 sft Flats
2035 sft
2 & 3 BHK
2000 sft
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK Hirise
1133 sft Gated Community 2011 sft
1, 2 and 3 BHK
490 sft Apartments
1645 sft
2 & 3 BHK
1135 sft Apartments
1600 sft
GHMC Approved
1140 sft 2 & 3 BHK
1470 sft
Apartments
HUDA Approved 3
1800 sft
BHK Apartment
Contact details:
9553988822
www.rajapushpa.in
9666988588
www.rajapushpa.in
9912225072
www.adityacc.com
9052252222
www.ssgreenprojects.com
9908016955 / 04065656500
9177444769
www.mantri.in
8099102102
9959397222
www.muppahomesindia.com
66176617 / 23735194
www.manjeera.com
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
9346046071 / 72
www.srisairamgroup.com
9348521652
www.themeambience.com
9849558979, 9642323313
9849558979, 9642323313
9885178890
www.nccurban.com
9885178890
www.nccurban.com
9908016955/04065656500
9550677444
www.pranitprojects.com
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
9963265559
www.srinilayaprojects.com
9963265559 / 9963465559
www.srinilayaprojects.com
9581412794
www.nslinfratech.com/serene-estate-s4
8886922233
www.emamirealty.com
8978999449 / 9963222278
www.sumashaila.com
9849912584
www.bhavyaconstructions.com
Company:
Rajapushpa
Properties Pvt. Ltd.
Rajapushpa
Properties Pvt. Ltd.
Aditya Construction
Company
S & S Green Projects
Pvt Ltd
Shanta Sriram
Constructions
Mantri Developers
Pvt Ltd
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
Muppa Projects India
Pvt Ltd
Manjeera Projects
Alekhya Homes Pvt
Ltd
Sai Sai Ram Projects
Ltd
Theme Ambience
Constructions
Vamsiram Builders
Vamsiram Builders
NCC Urban
Infrastructure
NCC Urban
Infrastructure
Shanta Sriram
Constructions
Pranit Projects P Ltd
Alekhya Homes Pvt
Ltd
Srinilaya Projects
Srinilaya Projects
Serene Estates
Emami Constructions
Sumashaila
Developers
Bhavya Constructions
9396844261
www.vertexhomes.com
Vertex Homes
9396844261
www.vertexhomes.com
Vertex Homes
Property Listing
on offer
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
1236 sft 1918 sft
9346046071 / 72
www.srisairamgroup.com
Sri Laxmi Grand
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
1100 sft 1560 sft
7396959652
www.blrinfra.in
Aditya Silicon
Heights
Reliance MCR
Arcade
Residential
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
1325 sft 1700 sft
1389 sft 1629 sft
9912225072
www.adityacc.com
9246297369
www.reliancebuildershyd.com
Manikonda
Spring Leaf
Miyapur,
Chandanagar
Miyapur,
Chandanagar
Nallagandla,
Gachibowli
Nallagandla,
Gachibowli
Nallagandla,
Gachibowli
Aparna HillPark
Lake Breeze
Aparna Hillpark
Avenues
Aparna CyberZon
Aparna Cyber
Life
Aparna Sarovar
Grandè
91
Nanakramguda
Golf View
92
Nanakramguda,
Gachibowli
Golf Edge
93
Narsingi
NCC Urban One
94
Narsingi Mehdipatnam
95
ORR - Narsingi
96
Pragathi Nagar,
KPHB
Accurate Green
Meadows
Muppa's Aishwarya
Sri Sai Ram
Green Meadows
97
Pragati Nagar,
Nizampet
Tellapur Gachibowli
Vivekananda Nagar,
Kukatpally
90
98
99
Company:
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
85
89
Contact details:
9849056529, 8096699979
www.gowrahallmark.com
9000729977
www.alekhyahomes.in
8499958063
8499958063
9010716060
9010716060
8499989484
9348521652
9160098888 / 9160001559
www.phoenixindia.net
9885178890
www.nccurban.com
7680022150
www.accurategreenmeadows.in
9908166333
www.muppahomesindia.com
Green Living
88
Size Range:
1200 sft 2400 sft
1274 sft 1784 sft
1295 sft 2335 sft
1150 sft 1670 sft
1245 sft 1855 sft
1280 sft 1965 sft
1920 sft 3745 sft
1130 sft 2050 sft
1034 sft 2018 sft
1535 sft to
3380 sft
1090 sft 1575 sft
1000 sft to
1600 sft
Manikonda
87
Property Type:
Residential
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Flats
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
3 & 4 BHK
Apartments
Luxury Gated
Community Apts
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
84
86
Gowra Hallmark
Townships Pvt Ltd
Alekhya Homes Pvt
Ltd
Aparna
Constructions
Aparna
Constructions
Aparna
Constructions
Aparna
Constructions
Aparna Infrahousing
Theme Ambience
Constructions
Phoenix Living
Spaces
NCC Urban
Infrastructure
Accurate Developers
Pvt Ltd
Muppa Homes
Sai Sai Ram Projects
Ltd
BLR Infra Pvt Ltd
(Formerly: Pioneer
Resorts Pvt Ltd )
Aditya Construction
Company
Reliance Builders
69
Property Listing
real estate
Non Hyderabad
S.No.
Location:
100
101
102
103
104
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Apparel Export Park, Green City
Vadlpudi post, Vizag Heights
3 & 4 BHK Luxury
Apartments
1397 sft to
3534 sft
Apparel Export Park,
Vadlpudi post, Vizag
Apparel Export Park,
Vadlpudi post, Vizag
Rajahmundry, Opp
Rly Station (East)
Sarjapur Road,
Bangalore
3 BHK Duplex
Apartments
1361 sft
105
Timmanayadupalem,
Tirupati
106
Vizag
Green City
Towers
Green City
Homes
Royal City
Saket Callipolis
Venkusa Hillview
Lorven's Fortune Castle
2 BHK Apartments
Residential
Apartments
Residential &
Commercial Apts
2 & 3 BHK
Apartments
Residential
Apartments
1100 sft 1200 sft
1200 sft 1500 sft
1302 Sft 2005 Sft
900 sft plus
1000 sft
Contact details:
9848190700
www.vplprojects.com
9848190700
www.vplprojects.com
9848190700
www.vplprojects.com
8978481114
www.royalmindz.in
9848877111
www.saketgroup.com
9848043236, 9849055343
www.venkusaestates.com
9959934488
www.vasundharaprojects.com
Company:
VPL Projects Pvt Ltd
Royalmindz Infra
Pvt Ltd
Saket Engineers Pvt
Ltd
Venkusa
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
RESIDENTIAL : Villas
East zone
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Bommarillu
Golden City
1
Bhongiri
2
Ghatkesar, Near
Sunshine Park
New Infosys Campus
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact details:
Company:
Independent Villas
200 Sq Yds - 717
Sq Yds
9666201016 / 32556399
www.bommarillugroup.in
Bommarillu Farms &
Villas India Ltd
Luxury Villas
182 Sq Yds - 256
Sq Yds
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
North zone
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact details:
9985648555
www.sriramadevelopers.
com
Company:
3
Bahadurpally
Sri Ram’s Ayodhya
Independent House
133 Sq Yds – 240
Sq Yds
4
Bowenpally, Near
Suchitra Junction
Aditya Ville
Grande
Residential Villas
4970 sft - 350 Sq
Yds
9912225072
www.adityacc.com
Aditya Housing &
Infrastructure
5
Dundigal, near
Miyapur
Greenwoods
Luxury Villas
174 Sq Yds - 227
Sq Yds
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
70
Sri Rama Developers
Property Listing
on offer
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact details:
Company:
6
Genome Valley,
Shameerpet
Suchir's Koral
Reet
2 & 3 BHK
Independent Villas
110 Sq Yds - 240
Sq Yds
66685000
www.suchirindia.in
Suchir India
Developers (P) Ltd
7
Gudlapochampally,
Kompally
Aparna Kanopy
Lotus
21 - East & West
facing Villas
200 Sq. Yds
9505201115
Aparna
Constructions
8
Gundlapochampally,
kompally
Sterling Homes
Luxury Duplex and
Triplex Villas
1893 sft - 3131 sft
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
9
Kompally,
Gowdevally
Saket Bhusattva Premium Villas
200 Sq Yds - 400
Sq Yds
9849857633
www.saketgroup.com
Ltd.
10
Medchal
Jayadarsini
Township
Duplex Villas
300 Sq Yds- 2000
Sq Yds
9849222922
www.jayadarsini.com
Jayadarsini Housing
Pvt Ltd
11
Shamirpet, near
Lalgadi Malakpet
Harmony
Homes
Luxury Villas
183 Sq Yds - 239
Sq Yds
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
west zone
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
1, 2 & 3 BHK
Premium Flexi
Villas
Size Range:
Contact details:
Company:
1101 sft - 1579 sft
040-23038888
www.sunwayopus.com
Sunway Opus Grand
Independent Villas
375 Sq Yds - 4300
sft
98483 02929
www.namahaestates.com
Namaha Estates
Bloomfield Elation Villas
5 BHK Independent
Villas
241 Sq Yds - 350
Sq Yds
9393696959
Vasudeva Realtors
Pvt Ltd
Bloomfield
Ecstasy
4 BHK Independent
Villas
240 Sq Yds - 350
Sq Yds
9393696959
Vasudeva Realtors
Pvt Ltd
12
Ameenpur Village
Neville
13
APPA Junction
Namaha Lakewood
14
Gachibowli
15
Gachibowli Gopanpally
71
Property Listing
real estate
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact details:
Company:
16
Kokapet near
Gachibowli
Poulomi Aristos
Contemporary
Luxury Villas
380 Sq Yds
9000813399
www.poulomi.in
Poulomi Estates Pvt
Ltd
17
Kokapet, Gachibowli
Rajapushpa's
Cannon Dale
Luxury Triplex Villas
320 Sq Yds - 498
Sq Yds
9666988688
www.rajapushpa.in
Rajapushpa
Properties Pvt Ltd
18
Kukatpally
Vaddepally
Enclave
Independent
Triplex Villas
200 Sq Yds
8978999449 / 9963222278
www.sumashaila.com
Sumashaila
Developers
19
Kukatpally,
Nizampet Road
Vertex Lake
View
HUDA Approved 4
BHK Triplex Villas
240 sq yds
9396844261
www.vertexhomes.com
Vertex Homes
20
Manikonda
Palm Breeze
Independent Villas
404 Sq Yds; 4500 sft 9849056529, 8096699979
(Built up area)
www.gowrahallmark.com
21
Miyapur
Namaha
Rhythm
Independent Villas
22
Miyapur
Jivika at Rajeshwara
Villas in Gated
Community
23
Miyapur,
Chandanagar
Aparna HillPark
Gardenia
116 - 3 BHK Luxury
Villas
3409 sft - 3475 sft
24
Raidurg
Orion Villas
4 BHK Independent
Villas
4000 sft - 5200 sft
25
Tellapur
Vision Infiniti
Homes
3 & 4 BHK
Independent Villas
460 Sq Yds - 1100
Sq Yds
26
Tellapur
Rajapushpa
Lifestyle City
Luxury Triplex Villas
27
Tellapur Gachibowli
Mayfair Villas
High-End Premium
Luxury Villas
330 Sq Yds - 660
Sq Yds
310 Sq Yds - 475
Sq Yds
28
Tellapur Village
Infiniti Homes
Independent Villas
3800 sft - 4500 sft
29
Tellapur Village
Vision's Urjith
Independent Villas
268 Sq Yds - 400
Sq Yds
South zone
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
167 Sq yds - 267
Sq Yds
300 Sq. Yards; 3250
sft & 3400 sft (Built
Up Area)
Size Range:
98483 02929
www.namahaestates.com
Gowra Hallmark
Townships Pvt Ltd
Namaha Estates
9849794002
Aditya Constructions
www.adityaconstructions.co.in
8499989357
9581412763
www.nslinfratech.com/
nsl-divyasree-orion
9989999853 / 9989999856
www.visionavenues.com
Aparna
Constructions
9666988688
www.rajapushpa.in
9550677444
www.pranitprojects.com
66785856 / 57
Rajapushpa
Properties Pvt Ltd
9989999853 / 56
Vision Avenue Pvt
Ltd
Contact details:
NSL Divyasree Infra
Pvt Ltd
Vision Avenues Pvt
Ltd
Pranit Projects P Ltd
Vision Avenue Pvt
Ltd
Company:
30
Maheshwaram,
Behind Fabcity
Vishal Sanjivini
Villas
2000 sft - 4000 sft
9666669835
www.vishalprojects.com
Vishal Projects Ltd
31
Puppalaguda
Aparna Elixir
72 - 3BHK
Signature Villas
4693 sft
9948663170
Aparna
Constructions
32
Shamshabad
Beverly Slopes
3 BHK Independent
Villas
1425 sft - 1531 sft
9849044396 / 9000001169
www.greenhomegroup.com
Green Home
33
Shamshabad
My City
Villas
200 Sq Yds - 300
Sq Yds
9849044396 / 9000001169
Green Home
34
Shamshabad
Suchir's Timberleaf
4 BHK Independent
Villas
3526 sft - 3610 sft
66135000 /60007000
www.suchirindia.in
35
Shamshabad Airport
Icon's Isle
Road
3 & 4 BHK
Independent Villas
2835 sft - 3634 sft
9849044396 / 9000001169
Green Home
36
Tolichowki
3 BHK Independent
Villas
2652 sft - 2665 sft
9348521652
72
Lake View
Suchir india
Theme Ambience
Constructions
Property Listing
on offer
Non Hyderabad
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact No:
Company:
37
Apparel Export Park, Green City
Vadlpudi post, Vizag Villas
Independent
Duplex Villas
2548 sft - 3720 sft
9848190700
www.vplprojects.com
38
Nalgonda
Jubilee Hills
Independent Villas
150 Sq. Yds - 400
Sq. Yds
9949924488
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
39
Vizag
Lorven's Fortune Homes
Individual Homes
200 Sqyds/ 1000sft
9959934488
Vasundhara Projects
www.vasundharaprojects.com Pvt.Ltd
RESIDENTIAL : Plots
Central zone
S.No.
1
Location:
Bhanoor
Project Name:
Property Type:
Lahari Green
HMDA Regularized,
Park
Independent plots
Size Range:
Contact details:
7799777755
600 sq yds onwards
www.lahariresorts.com
Company:
Lahari Green Park
East zone
S.No.
2
3
4
Location:
Aushapur, Near
Infosys Campus,
Ghatkesar
Nagarjuna Sagar
Highway Road
Rampally, Near
Infosys Campus,
Ghatkesar
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact details:
Company:
Pinewood
Homes
Open Plots
267 Sq. Yds
onwards
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
AVC Township
Residential Plots
200 Sq Yds - 500
Sq Yds
9391078186
www.avchousing.com
AVC Group
Golden county
Open Plots
199 Sq. Yds
onwards
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
Size Range:
267 sq yds - 467
sq yds
267 Sq Yds - 433
Sq Yds
200 Sq Yds - 267
Sq Yds
300 Sq Yds- 2000
Sq Yds
Contact details:
9948223129 / 23353335
9989420202
www.primusdevelopers.com
9848043236 / 9849055343
www.venkusaestates.com
9849222922
www.jayadarsini.com
Company:
Aparna
Constructions
North zone
S.No.
Location:
Gudlapochampally,
Kompally
Gundlapochampally,
Kompally
Project Name:
Property Type:
Aparna Kanopy 133 - Residential
Jasmine
Plots
7
Kowkur , Bollarum
Venkusa Estates Open Plots
8
Medchal
Jayadarsini
Township
5
6
Primus Epsilon
Plots
Plots
Primus Developers
Venkusa Estates
Housing Projects
Jayadarsini Housing
Pvt Ltd
73
Property Listing
real estate
RESIDENTIAL : Plots
west zone
S.No.
Location:
9
Adibatla adj to ORR,
Nagarjuna Sagar
Highway
10
Kondakal, Mokila
Proddutur (V),
Shankarpally (M)
Proddutur (V),
Shankarpally (M)
11
12
13
Shankarpally
14
Shankerpally
Project Name:
Sri Sri Aero Park
South, Lights &
Park
Aparna Western Meadows
Pragati Green
Islands_Phase 2
Pragati Green
Islands_Phase 1
Lahari Infrastructure
Limited
Aishwarya
Residency
Property Type:
Size Range:
Contact details:
Company:
120 Sq. Yds - 1500
Sq. Yds
9000480300, 9550369053
www.srisrigruhanirman.in
Sri Sri Gruha
Nirmaan India
300 Sq. Yds - 500
Sq. Yds
267 Sq Yds - 534
Sq Yds
267 Sq Yds - 1000
Sq Yds
9948223129
9951678678
www.pragatiresorts.com
8499985661
www.pragatiresorts.com
Aparna
Constructions
Pragati Green
Meadows & Resorts
Pragati Green
Meadows & Resorts
HMDA approved
independent, Plots
250 sq yds - 400
sq yds
7799777755
www.lahariresorts.com
Lahari Green Park
Plots
200 Sq Yds
9949036460
www.pudotaestates.com
Pudota Estates India
Pvt Ltd
Contact details:
9959934488
9000381234
www.subhagruha.com
9949924488
9848017162
www.westmountprojects.com
9849044396, 9000001169
Company:
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt Ltd
Subha Gruha
Projects
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
West Mount
Projects
Open Plots
400+ - Residential
Plots
Freehold Property,
Open Plots
Plots
South zone
S.No.
Location:
15
Dasarapalli
16
Kandukur
17
Kandukur
18
Maheswaram
Mandal
Project Name:
Property Type:
Lorvens Gold
Plots
Leaf
HMDA Approved
Sukrithi Royal
Residential Layout
Lorven's ParaPlots
dise
Red Clay Court HMDA Approved
II
Residential Layout
19
Moinabad
Green Acres
Plots
1000 Sq Yards
20
Near TCS & CTS
SEZ,Adibatla,
Shamshabad.
Green Ville
Open Plots
256 Sq. Yds
onwards
8099102102
Modi Builders &
Realtors Pvt Ltd
21
Shamshabad
Lorven's City
Plots
200 Sq. Yds - 400
Sq. Yds
300 sq.yds-625
sq.yds
500 Sq Yds - 1000
Sq Yds
9949924488
9849044396
9849044396, 9000001169
9849044396, 9000001169
9000919222
www.gangothridevelopers.in
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
Shamshabad Airport
Rainbow Drive
Road
Shamshabad Airport
Bloomington
Road
Srisailam Highway
Eldorado
Road
Emerald
Shamshabad
Heights
22
23
24
25
Plots
Plots
Size Range:
76 acres
267 Sq Yrds
200 Sq. Yds - 400
Sq. Yds
267 Sq Yrds
Plots
266 Sq.Yds
Open Plots
267 Sq. Yds - 1000
Sq. Yds
Green Home
Green Home
Green Home
Green Home
Gangothri
Developers
Non Hyderabad
S.No.
Location:
26
Acthuthapuram
VUDA Layout
27
Bhimili, Vizag
28
Ganbhiram
29
Ganbhiram
30
Katakapalli near
Kothavalasa
74
Project Name:
Kranthi Paradise
Green Meadows
Chilukuri Waterfront Project
Chilukuri Brundavan Estates
Sai Suvarna
Property Type:
Plots
VUDA Approved
Residential Plots
Residential Plots
Residential Plots
Plots
Size Range:
167 Sq Yds - 311
Sq Yds
167 Sq Yds - 333
Sq Yds
167 Sq Yds - 300
Sq Yds
167 Sq Yds - 1000
Sq Yds
45 Acres
Contact details:
9848031672
www.kranthiproperties.com
9849999036
www.btsestatesvizag.com
9394218373
www.chilukurireal.com
9394218373
www.chilukurireal.com
9866319567
www.godavaritownships.com
Company:
Kranthi Properties
BTS Estates Pvt Ltd
Chilukuri Housing
Projects Pvt Ltd
Chilukuri Housing
Projects Pvt Ltd
Godavari Townships
(P) Ltd
Property Listing
on offer
S.No.
Location:
31
Near Kothavalasa,
VUDA Approved
32
NH5 Achivaram Jn
33
Savaravilli NH5 gum
city junction
34
Savaravilli, Gum City
35
Visakhapatnam
36
Visakhapatnam
37
Visakhapatnam
Project Name:
Manas Vihar
Sri Sai Meadows
Sai Gandarva
Nagar
Ananda Krishna
Nagar Sector-7
Lorven's Fortune
Lorven's Hiland
Vensai Township
RESIDENTIAL : Plots
Property Type:
Residential Plots
Residential Plots
Residential Plots
Residential Plots
Plots
Size Range:
167.6 Sq Yds 266.6 Sq Yds
90 Sq Yds - 300 Sq
Yds
90 Sq Yds - 400 Sq
Yds
167 Sq Yds - 1000
Sq Yds
200 Sq. Yds - 400
Sq. Yds
Plots
200 Sqyds
Plots
200 Sq. Yds - 400
Sq. Yds
Contact details:
9866383699
www.gnvinfra.com
8096791511
www.rajainfraprojects.com
8096791511
www.rajainfraprojects.com
9642555526 www.swathipromoters.com
9959934488
9959934488
9959934488
Company:
GNV Infrastructures
Raja Infra Projects
Pvt Ltd
Raja Infra Projects
Pvt Ltd
Swathi Promoters
P Ltd
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
Vasundhara Projects
Pvt.Ltd
Commercial
Central zone
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
1
Ameerpet
Imperial Towers Commercial
Customised
2
Banjara Hills, Road
No.10
Sri Krishna
House
Commercial Office
8245 sft
3
Madhapur
Krishe Sapphire
Premium Office
Building
9825 sft
4
S D Road
Choice Center
Commercial
40000 sft
East zone
S.No.
5
Location:
Uppal
Project Name:
Arena
Property Type:
IT Sez Office Space
for lease
Size Range:
15000 sft - 63000
sft
Contact details:
9866487555
www.vasavigroup.net
9866076709
9866076709
9441115599
Contact details:
Company:
Vasavi Group
Sri Krishna
Developers Pvt Ltd
Sri Krishna
Developers Pvt Ltd
Choice India Infra
Projects
Company:
9581412793
www.nslinfratech.com
Serene Estates
Contact details:
Company:
West zone
S.No.
Location:
Project Name:
Property Type:
Size Range:
6
Gachibowli
The Platina
Commercial
1 million sft
7
Gachibowli, Near
DLF Cybercity
SS Techpark
Commercial
1320 sft - 4800 sft
8
Hitech City, Phase II
Hyndava
Techno Park
9
KPHB
Centrum
Commercial (Tech
Park)
Office space for
lease
12000 sft - 60000
sft
10000 sft - 66000
sft
42005189 / 90
www.gowraventures.com
9959311299 /
04065656500
9640028888, 9848018639
www.hyndava.co
9581412782
www.nslinfratech.com
Gowra Ventures
Shanta Sriram
Constructions
S R Peddi Estates
India Pvt Ltd
Serene Estates
75
Property Listing
real estate on offer
suppliers
S.No.
Location:
Products & Services
1
Bahadurpalli
Steel Doors & Windows with wood
finish
2
Balanagar Industrial Area
Hydraulic Lifts
3
Begumpet
Electrical & Digital Building Infrastructure
4
Chennai
Teakwood & Hardwood
5
Gachibowli
Upvc Doors & Windows, Kitchen Sinks
6
Gandhi Nagar Industrial Area
Hydraulic Lifts
7
Habsiguda
WTP, Plumbing, Fire Fighting, Waste
Water Treatment
8
Jubilee Hills
Sanitaryware
9
Jubilee Hills
Home Audio & Personal Audio
10
Madinaguda
Plasters and Water
11
New Bakaram
Plywood & Veneer Products
12
Sanath Nagar
Stainless Steel Kitchen Sinks
13
Sanath Nagar
Sanitaryware
14
Secunderabad
Electrical Wires & Cables
15
Secunderabad
Wires, Switches & Fans
16
Secunderabad
Cement
17
Srinagar Colony
Home Automation
18
Srinagar Colony
Building construction materials, aac
blocks, tmt bars, cements
19
Srinivas Nagar, Ameerpet
Water & Waste water Treatment
76
Contact details
9652321777
www.ahlada.com
9391135549
www.jronelifts.in
9866190320
www.legrand.co.in
9384666602/9382866601
www.jayarajtimber.com
9866611134
www.active.in
9618733744
www.salzgitter.co.in
9959222191
www.needsresources.com
9391214102
www.cera-india.com
9849455966
www.jbl.com
9948094330
www.speeddrymix.com
9866519595
www.hunsply.com
9949118124
www.niralisinks.com
23811299
[email protected]
9885120052
www.finecabcables.com
9390473000
www.ramratna.com
8096990030
www.jsw.in
9849988465
www.primalautomation.com
9640631234
www.superbloks.com
23737332
www.ryalitechnologies.com
Company
Ahlada Engineers
Pvt Ltd
JR One Lifts
Legrand India Pvt Ltd
Jayaraj International
Pvt Ltd
Active Green
Window Solutions
Salzgitter Hydraulics
Pvt Ltd
Needs Resources
Cera Sanitary Ware
Ltd
JBL Studio
Speed Dry Mix India
Hunsur Plywood
Works Pvt Ltd
Jyoti (India) Metal
Industries Pvt Ltd
Surya International
Finecab Wires &
Cables Pvt Ltd
RR Kabel Ltd
J S W Cement
Primal Automation
Security Systems
Pvt Ltd
Aarush Building
Materials Pvt Ltd
Ryali Technologies
Property Listing
77
Property Listing
78
December
August 2014
2014
- September
- January 2015
2014
79
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