West Hyderabad oversupply warning breaking down the 2.44 Lakh flat pipeline (2026-2029)
This newly circulated TG RERA supply pipeline chart should be mandatory viewing...
According to Knight Frank India's Affordability Index, the monthly EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) in Hyderabad takes up 30% of a person's income.
Given this high EMI-to-income ratio, do you think it’s becoming increasingly difficult for people to afford homes in Hyderabad? Could this impact the city's housing affordability and overall demand for residential properties? I’ll be adding an article on this topic to provide more details. What are your views on this?




