Hyderabad Property Registrations Fall 15% in September as Transaction Value Declines

September property registrations decline

Hyderabad's residential property market recorded 5,620 registrations in September 2026, compared with 6,612 in September 2025, marking a 15% year-on-year decline.

The total value of registered residential transactions also decreased 7% to ₹4,487 crore, according to Knight Frank India data cited in a report published by The New Indian Express on October 17.

Registrations also fell 5% compared with August 2026, when 5,937 properties were registered. Transaction value declined from ₹4,576 crore in August to ₹4,487 crore in September.

Nine-month performance remains marginally positive

Despite the September decline, Hyderabad recorded 55,715 residential registrations between January and September 2026, compared with 55,505 in the corresponding period of 2025.

The total transaction value during the nine-month period increased 4% to ₹39,910 crore from ₹38,536 crore a year earlier.

The figures indicate that the overall value of transactions remained stronger than the growth in registration volumes, reflecting the contribution of higher-priced properties.

Premium homes account for a larger share of value

Homes priced above ₹1 crore accounted for 56% of the total residential transaction value in September, compared with 54% a year earlier.

However, registrations in this category fell 12% to 1,291 units. The transaction value declined 2% to ₹2,514 crore.

The affordable segment also faced pressure. Registrations of homes priced below ₹50 lakh declined 20% to 2,883 units, while transaction value fell 15% to ₹970 crore.

The weighted average transacted property price increased 6% year on year to ₹5,021 per square foot.

Market Perspective

Hyderabad's registration data shows that the market is experiencing weaker monthly transaction volumes, while higher-value homes continue to contribute a substantial share of total property value.

The figures do not establish that prices have declined across the city. Average transaction prices and actual market prices can vary by location, property size and category.

For homebuyers, the data highlights the importance of comparing neighbourhood-level prices and project costs rather than relying only on citywide averages. Developers will need to monitor demand carefully, particularly in affordable and mid-market housing segments.