At ₹3,135 Crore, Hyderabad Land Auction Sets All-Time Record
In a stunning real estate milestone, Hyderabad has set a new national benchmark in land valuation. The Telangana government , through its industrial infrastructure wing TGIIC, raised an astounding ₹3,135 crore by auctioning two plots in the prestigious Raidurg area of Hyderabad Knowledge City. These prime land parcels have now become some of the costliest in the country, drawing aggressive bids and massive investor attention. With their proximity to key tech and commercial hubs, the auction has reaffirmed Hyderabad’s rising stature as India’s most attractive destination for large-scale commercial investment.
The ₹3,135 crore land auction in Raidurg isn’t just a real estate headline; it’s a powerful symbol of Hyderabad’s evolution into a premier investment magnet. The Telangana government’s bold move and investor confidence have together reshaped the land value narrative in India. As the plots gear up for landmark commercial projects, this event sets the tone for the next phase of urban transformation in Hyderabad, placing the city squarely at the forefront of India’s economic future.
Two Parcels, One Historic Auction
The auction featured two high-value plots, both located in Hyderabad’s Knowledge City, near the heart of the city’s tech corridor. The first parcel, measuring 7.67 acres, fetched a massive ₹1,358 crore, setting a per-acre price of ₹177 crore. The second parcel, significantly larger at 11 acres, brought in ₹1,556.5 crore at ₹141.5 crore per acre. The scale and valuation of both plots have never been seen before in Telangana’s land auctions, marking a turning point in the state’s urban development strategy.Unmatched Demand from Top Bidders
Investor interest was strong and swift. The smaller 7.67-acre plot saw participation from twelve serious bidders, indicating intense competition and high confidence in the region's growth. The 11-acre plot also received bids from five major players. This strong turnout highlights growing trust in Telangana’s governance, infrastructure planning, and real estate policy. The sheer size of the bids reflects how strategic Hyderabad's positioning has become on both national and global investment radars.Massive Boost to Government Revenue
Beyond the headline ₹3,135 crore figure from the land sales, the Telangana government stands to gain significantly more through registration fees, stamp duties, and other associated charges. These incidental revenues are expected to add substantial value to the state exchequer. It's not just a land sale, it's a long-term economic win that could help fund future infrastructure, attract more investors, and fuel Hyderabad’s rapid urban expansion.Raidurg: Hyderabad’s New Real Estate Goldmine
Raidurg, part of Hyderabad Knowledge City, has emerged as one of the most desirable commercial zones in the country. Its seamless connectivity to the bustling HITEC City and Gachibowli IT corridor makes it a prime choice for high-end office spaces, global MNC campuses, and real estate giants. These plots are now poised to become centres of marquee development, pushing Hyderabad further ahead in the race for real estate supremacy in India.Hyderabad Strengthens Its Investment Crown
With this blockbuster auction, Telangana has sent a clear message: Hyderabad is open for big business. The success not only underscores the city’s real estate value but also highlights its stability, world-class infrastructure, and governance. As global capital looks for investment-ready cities, Hyderabad continues to top the charts. This historic sale is expected to unlock more high-value development and reinforce Telangana’s vision of sustainable, investor-friendly urban growth.The ₹3,135 crore land auction in Raidurg isn’t just a real estate headline; it’s a powerful symbol of Hyderabad’s evolution into a premier investment magnet. The Telangana government’s bold move and investor confidence have together reshaped the land value narrative in India. As the plots gear up for landmark commercial projects, this event sets the tone for the next phase of urban transformation in Hyderabad, placing the city squarely at the forefront of India’s economic future.
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