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Raidurg Plot in Hyderabad Fetches Record Rs 264 Crore
✍️ INDToday
🗓 22 Aug 2026, 08:38 AM
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A premium land parcel in Hyderabad’s Raidurg area was sold for Rs 264 crore, setting a new benchmark for the city’s real‑estate market.
The sale of a high‑end plot in the Raidurg neighbourhood of Hyderabad has been reported at Rs 264 crore, the highest price ever recorded for a single land parcel in the city. The transaction, disclosed by local real‑estate sources, underscores the soaring demand for premium commercial and mixed‑use sites in the rapidly expanding IT corridor.
Industry analysts note that Hyderabad’s land values have risen sharply over the past few years, driven by the influx of technology firms and large‑scale infrastructure projects. Earlier this year, a comparable plot in the Gachibowli area fetched around Rs 200 crore, making the Raidurg deal a significant leap.
The record price is expected to influence future negotiations, with developers likely to reassess budgets for upcoming projects in the city’s core zones. Investors are watching closely, as the benchmark could set new expectations for returns on high‑value land investments across Telangana.
While the buyer’s identity remains confidential, the transaction highlights Hyderabad’s growing stature as a real‑estate hotspot, rivaling traditional markets such as Mumbai and Bengaluru for high‑value land deals.
Industry analysts note that Hyderabad’s land values have risen sharply over the past few years, driven by the influx of technology firms and large‑scale infrastructure projects. Earlier this year, a comparable plot in the Gachibowli area fetched around Rs 200 crore, making the Raidurg deal a significant leap.
The record price is expected to influence future negotiations, with developers likely to reassess budgets for upcoming projects in the city’s core zones. Investors are watching closely, as the benchmark could set new expectations for returns on high‑value land investments across Telangana.
While the buyer’s identity remains confidential, the transaction highlights Hyderabad’s growing stature as a real‑estate hotspot, rivaling traditional markets such as Mumbai and Bengaluru for high‑value land deals.