CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show 2025 Kicks off at Hitex Exhibition Centre

Hyderabad, August 15, 2025: CREDAI Hyderabad Property Show, the flagship real estate exposition of CREDAI, was inaugurated at HITEX Exhibition Centre on Friday. The theme of this year’s edition is ‘Choice is Yours’—a powerful message that reflects the commitment to empowering homebuyers. The show was inaugurated by Telangana CM Anumala Revanth Reddy.

The Property Show 2025 offers a one-stop solution for homebuyers showcasing only RERA-approved projects from CREDAI Member Developers, ensuring the most trustworthy properties in the city.

The three-day Property Show, from August 15–17, has over 70 developers showcasing more than 300 projects featuring apartment complexes, villas, plots and commercial spaces across the length and breadth of the city under one roof. Leading banks, Financial institutions and representatives of associated industries participating in the property show are displaying their solutions and offering innovative spot deals to the discerning home buyers.

N Jaideep Reddy, President, CREDAI Hyderabad, said, “Hyderabad is now a global city and on the cusp of rapid growth and expansion. The event brings together the best of the real estate sector, showcasing its diversity, capability and innovation to thousands of visitors and investors. We are a witness to the commitment of our leader and the growth witnessed in the past 18 months.”

Telangana has been setting a benchmark for development with what many are now calling the ‘Telangana Model’, he added. “Under the chief minister’s leadership, the state has seen landmark reforms, streamlined governance and a sharp focus on growth. There are several big projects already under way across the state, and as CREDAI Hyderabad, we are committed to supporting these initiatives.”

He highlighted a few suggestions for further boosting the city’s potential:

Beautification and Development at key entry points: For example, the flyover near the airport is one of the first impressions visitors have of Hyderabad. Enhancing this stretch with world-class landscaping, lighting and possibly attractions like a film studio or a theme park (akin to Disneyland) could make it a landmark tourism destination.

Setting up of Real Estate development zones: Identify and develop high-potential real estate corridors connected to major transport hubs like the airport, metro lines and expressways to encourage commercial and residential growth. 

Preparing Sports Policy and Developing Sports Infrastructure: Implementing a comprehensive sports policy and developing dedicated sports facilities will attract investment, promote tourism and improve quality of life.

He further added, “The collaboration between the government and CREDAI has been instrumental in creating investor confidence and facilitating ease of doing business. By working together, we can bring larger global investment into Telangana’s real estate sector, boosting both economic growth and employment.”

According to B Jagannath Rao, President-Elect, CREDAI Hyderabad, “Hyderabad has truly evolved into a global city, attracting investment across IT, manufacturing, pharma and life sciences, EV and defence sectors. Brand Hyderabad’s resilience, world-class infrastructure, skilled workforce and business-friendly climate under the CM’s leadership continue to make it a top choice for global investors.”

Even amidst global economic uncertainties, sentiment here remains overwhelmingly positive. “In 2024, the city recorded INR 1 lakh crore in new housing sales, and in the first half of 2025, Hyderabad once again topped the charts nationally. On the commercial front, we are home to the world’s largest Amazon campus and Google’s second-largest campus.”

Hyderabad is also the first city in the world to reach 100 million sq ft of Grade A commercial real estate in less than 20 years—Bengaluru took 23 years and Mumbai took 55 years. “This is not catching up; this is leading. Our infrastructure vision is equally forward-looking.”

Between the Outer Ring Road and the Regional Ring Road (RRR) “lies our industrial growth corridor—a zone that will power jobs and manufacturing. Beyond the RRR lies our agricultural heartland, preserving the state’s rural economy while ensuring balanced urbanisation. This integrated planning is the mark of a visionary government”.

K Kranti Kiran Reddy, General Secretary, CREDAI, Hyderabad, emphasised, “I want to draw attention to the issues that affect not just the real estate sector but every citizen. Many of our traditional water sources are drying up, groundwater is depleting at a dangerous rate and the reservoirs and lakes that once sustained our city are vanishing.”

When the CM introduced HYDRAA, “we could not understand his vision and had doubts about it. Now, we understand it is a path-breaking initiative which will help preserve and enrich the water resources for future generations”, he added.

“I assure you that CREDAI is ready to partner with the government, providing resources, technical expertise and on-ground support. We acknowledge the government’s support in enabling real estate development and infrastructure expansion. We thank you for being receptive to industry concerns.”

“As an industry, he added, “we also understand our responsibility. Sustainable development is the only path forward, and CREDAI is committed to ensuring that all our projects incorporate water conservation, rainwater harvesting and eco-friendly practices. The real estate industry stands with the government—not only to build homes and offices but also to protect the natural resources that make our cities livable”.

This year, CREDAI Hyderabad has also curated a vibrant cultural experience for families with live performances, energetic concerts, expert sessions and food stalls. Hyderabad isn’t just growing—it’s evolving into a smarter, more connected city.

CM Reddy said,  “Hyderabad today is not just a city; it is one of the two major growth engines of our state alongside our other economic hubs. Real estate, Construction and infrastructure are the pillars that can transform our state into a truly developed region. We are committed to creating transparent and investment-friendly policies—policies that protect investors, encourage innovation and ensure profitability for those who put their trust in Telangana.”

The message to investors is simple, he said. “Telangana is open for business, and we will protect your investment with robust laws and transparent governance.”

Highlighting the growth drivers, he added, “Infrastructure development is the key driver of growth. This government will focus on large-scale infrastructure development. Hyderabad’s past growth through Hi-Tech City, the Outer Ring Road and the airport is proof of what vision-driven projects can achieve.”

He said, “We will now take this further with the development of RRR (300–360 km) encircling the state’s economic hubs connected with a regional ring rail.”

• Dedicated industrial corridors on both sides of the regional road
• Greenfield highways and railway corridors connecting ports
• Metro rail expansion redesigned to cover more last-mile areas in Hyderabad and
• Multi-utility transportation systems to support high-density population areas.

“I have worked with the Prime Minister and financial institutions to secure funding for these massive infrastructure plans. Our focus is to get low-interest, long-tenure loans—some stretching up to 35 years—to ensure that our state’s finances remain stable while development accelerates. We will ensure structured development and have created specific zones for sustainable development in urban, semi-urban and rural areas.”