Till now, the 'City of Pearls', Hyderabad has remained as the biggest GDP contributor to the state of Andhra. But with the emergence of Telangana, it was speculated that the things would no longer outlast. In case of Hyderabad property, the expectations were that the demand would continue to dwindle more, as it was since 2008. Unexpectedly, the property market is burgeoning here after the divide. The positive trends can be seen in the price appreciation over the last 12 months: it has grown up by 15%, with price value in August, 2013 standing at Rs. 3016/sq. ft., as against the corresponding value in August, 2012 at Rs. 2687.
The chaos created due to political parties locking their horns has subsidized now. The speculations on the future of property in Hyderabad died their own death and with this, has emerged an interest towards real estate investment. Both the residential and commercial markets are undergoing a noticeable change: the capital values in both are showing accretion. More resurgence in demand is expected in the months to come.
The interest of long-term investors and end-users is sloping upwards, resulting in price increments.Hyderabad real estateapartments in Hyderabad
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