Info on satellite townships around Hyderabad

Q: Is it true about the satellite townships around Hyderabad? Will that impact the overall real estate of the city? I’m planning to invest here.

Ramesh Gullapalli, Hyderabad

18th June 2014

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If I were you, then I would definitely look out for these satellite towns or urban nodes. There are more of these than what he mentioned – Bhuvanagiri, Shabad, Chevella, Jeedipally, Bibinagar, Choutuppal, and Toopran. According to the HMDA masterplan, there are going to be elaborate road networks, designed parks, civic amenities like ample water and electricity supply, among other things. Social infrastructure is also going to be a strong point for all these urban nodes, making them prime candidates in the real estate investment scene.

Suresh Kota, Hyderabad

20th June 2014

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You must want to know which are these urban nodes that are the centre of so much attention. All these places like Farooknagar, Thummaloor, Sangareddy, Ibrahimpatnam, Kandukur, do you know them? I don’t expect many people to know about these areas because they are a bit in the outskirts of the city. But that is actually one of the points that are going to be added in their favour. Being a little away from the city, gives them the option of a better development and less population issues.

Geeta Naidu, Hyderabad

19th June 2014

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Oh yeah, these satellite townships are the big news in the Hyderabad real estate sector. These are best for investors who have a long term investment interest. So I would suggest you to go for these, only if you plan on making a long term investment, because the market around these townships will take some time to grow. These places are a bit removed from the city centre, so the time is ripe to invest in them, and then wait for that investment to mature.

Krishna Rao, Hyderabad

19th June 2014

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