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Hyderabad: a growth story in motion
Hyderabad is one of India’s most stable real estate markets, driven by a strong IT and pharma base, expanding infrastructure, and sustained demand. This creates steady appreciation and attractive rental potential.
India’s GCC capital
India’s GCC capital
Hyderabad leads the country in Global Capability Centers with 20% of the national share, driving consistent demand for premium housing from a high-income workforce.
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A thriving Commercial Market
A thriving Commercial Market
Record office leasing of 12.44 MSF in 2025 reflects strong business activity, a key driver of sustained residential demand and long-term value.
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booming tech economy
Powered by a
booming tech economy
With one of India’s largest IT workforces and around 9.39 lakh direct jobs since 2014, Hyderabad continues to create steady, long-term demand for housing.
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Strong growth, Still within reach
Strong growth, Still within reach
Hyderabad has led price appreciation in India over the past 5 years while remaining more affordable than other major metro cities.
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Rising demand, Premium shift
Rising demand, Premium shift
Strong home sales and growing demand for premium residences reflect a maturing market driven by rising incomes and genuine end-user interest.
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Better rental returns, Stronger value
Better rental returns, Stronger value
Higher rental yields and consistent appreciation than Mumbai and Delhi NCR make Hyderabad a compelling market for long-term investment.
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Why invest with Svadha?
A symbol of Trust and Value
Svadha develops well-planned residential communities in key locations across Hyderabad with strong growth potential. Over the last decade, we have combined thoughtful design, quality construction, and strategic locations to deliver homes that offer lasting value, long-term returns, and a seamless ownership experience.
Simplified financing
Complete legal clarity
Clear documentation
Transparent processes
On-time delivery
Frequently Asked Questions
Who qualifies as an NRI?
An NRI (Non-Resident Indian) is an Indian citizen who lives outside India for work, business, education, or any long-term purpose. Generally, if you stay in India for less than 182 days in a financial year, you are considered an NRI.
What is an OCI, and how is it relevant to me?
An OCI (Overseas Citizen of India) is a foreign citizen of Indian origin who has been granted special status by the Government of India. If you are an OCI, you can buy property in India similar to an NRI, except for agricultural land.
Am I considered a Person of Indian Origin (PIO)?
A Person of Indian Origin (PIO) is someone who has Indian ancestry but is not an Indian citizen. This includes individuals whose parents or grandparents were Indian citizens, or who have held an Indian passport in the past. Today, PIOs are treated as OCIs for most purposes, including property ownership.
Can I buy property in India as an NRI or OCI?
Yes, you can buy residential and commercial property in India without any special permission. However, you cannot buy agricultural land, plantation property, or farmhouses.
Is there a limit to how many properties I can buy in India?
No, there is no limit. You can buy multiple residential or commercial properties in India.
Do I need RBI permission to buy property in India?
No, you do not need RBI permission to buy residential or commercial property in India as an NRI or OCI.
What documents do I need to buy property in India?
You will typically need:
- A valid passport and visa/OCI card
- A PAN card
- Overseas address proof
- Recent photographs
- A Power of Attorney (if someone is acting on your behalf)
How can I pay for a property purchase in India?
You can make payments in Indian rupees through:
- NRE/NRO/FCNR accounts
- Direct transfer from your overseas bank account
- Cash payments are not allowed
Can I take a home loan in India as an NRI?
Yes, you can apply for a home loan in India. The loan is usually for residential property, and repayment is done through your NRE/NRO/FCNR accounts. Some banks may require a guarantor.
Do I need a Power of Attorney (PoA)?
It is not mandatory if you are present in India. However, if you are abroad, you can appoint someone through a Power of Attorney to complete the process on your behalf.
Can I book a property without being physically present in India?
Yes, you can book a property remotely through online communication, video calls, and digital documentation. You can also appoint a representative through a Power of Attorney.
Can Svadha assist me with legal and registration processes?
Yes, we can assist you with documentation, registration, and related formalities. We can also help you regarding home loans and basic tax-related queries.
Can I inherit property in India?
Yes, you can inherit residential, commercial, or agricultural property in India, subject to applicable legal and regulatory guidelines.
Can I sell my property in India?
Yes, you can sell your property to an Indian resident, NRI, or OCI, subject to applicable regulations.
Can I repatriate money from the sale of my property?
Yes, you can transfer the sale proceeds abroad, subject to certain limits and conditions under RBI guidelines. Supporting documents and tax clearance may be required.
