Hyderabad MarketBeat Reports
Suvishesh Valsan • 24/09/2026
Key insights into Hyderabad’s market performance, demand drivers and growth trends across major real estate segments.
CURRENT MARKETBEATS
Hyderabad Office Report
Hyderabad's office leasing surged to 4.21 MSF in Q3 2026, more than doubling q-o-q, led by BFSI occupiers at ~40%, with GCCs contributing ~48% of activity. Gachibowli accounted for 89% of leasing, while Madhapur vacancy stayed tight at 7.1%. Net absorption rose to 4.10 MSF, taking YTD net absorption to 7.32 MSF. The city added 8.6 MSF of Grade A office supply, while stock-weighted rentals grew 13.7% y-o-y, with Grade A+ assets commanding a premium in the office market.
Hyderabad Retail Report
Hyderabad recorded retail leasing of 0.45 MSF in Q3 2026, reflecting strong quarterly and annual growth led by high street locations, which accounted for 86% of demand. Fashion remained the largest leasing segment, followed by Accessories & Lifestyle and Furniture & Furnishing. Domestic retailers continued to drive leasing activity across key retail corridors. With no new mall supply, Grade A mall vacancy remained stable at low levels. High street rentals continued to appreciate across prominent locations.
Hyderabad Residential Report
Hyderabad recorded 10,312 residential launches in Q3 2026, reflecting sustained residential launches during the quarter. The West zone led supply with a ~62% share, driven by strong development in Kokapet and Kollur, while the core precincts continued to attract the majority of new launches. High-end housing emerged as the dominant segment, accounting for over half of quarterly supply, highlighting growing demand for premium homes.
Hyderabad Industrial Report
Hyderabad’s warehousing and industrial market recorded healthy activity in H1 2026, with warehousing leasing reaching 1.49 MSF, led by e-commerce, retail and 3PL occupiers. The Northern corridor remained the preferred warehousing destination, driven by Medchal and Jeedimetla. Industrial leasing surged to 0.62 MSF, supported by strong engineering and manufacturing demand, with the Southern corridor leading activity.
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