Hyderabad Leads South India's Luxury Housing Market with ₹8,562 Crore Sales in FY26: Report

New Delhi, May 5: Hyderabad has emerged as the largest market for ultra-luxury housing in South India, recording transactions worth ₹8,562 crore for homes priced above ₹10 crore in FY26, according to a report by India Sotheby's International Realty and CRE Matrix.
Bengaluru's Growth
Bengaluru reported the fastest growth in this segment, with unit sales rising 52 per cent year-on-year to 128 units in FY26 from 84 units in the previous financial year. The total transaction value in the city stood at ₹1,957 crore.
Hyderabad's Expansion
Hyderabad's luxury housing segment has expanded significantly over the past four years, with transaction value increasing from ₹2,447 crore to ₹8,562 crore.
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Over half the transactions involve apartments exceeding 8,000 sq ft
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Villas and row houses accounted for about 40 per cent of total transaction value
Bengaluru's Growth Drivers
Growth in Bengaluru has been driven by emerging micro-markets, particularly in the north-west corridor, indicating expansion of luxury housing beyond traditional prime locations.
Chennai Market
Chennai remained a smaller market in comparison, recording ₹727 crore in ultra-luxury housing sales during FY26. Demand continues to be concentrated in established central locations such as Abhiramapuram and Alwarpet.
Space Comparison
For a ₹10 crore investment:
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Hyderabad: ~6,200 sq ft
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Chennai: ~4,300 sq ft
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Bengaluru: ~3,900 sq ft