Investment Advantages of Shamshabad

Q: Can someone tell me whether Shamshabad is a prime locality having real estate potential? Does the area have good infrastructure and civic facilities?

Govind Naidu, Hyderabad

14th July 2014

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Yeah also because Shamshabad comes under the purview of GO 111 Bio-conservation of Catchment Area, no home loans are sanctioned to the residents. They should at least get the same water and electricity tax for the next 10 years to compensate for this major drawback. The entire Gachibowli to Shamshabad stretch is ideal for real estate. The road also has good connectivity to other parts of the city. But prices for a villa in Gachibowli is 2000 rupees more expensive than Shamshabad and this is mainly because of the presence of a number of IT companies in Gachibowli. Also, Gachibolwi has well built roads, hospitals, schools etc. Property prices are going to increase further with the classification of Special Economic Zones in this area. So yes, the locality has a lot of potential and if you have a cheaper budget, then it makes sense for you to invest in Shamshabad! :)

Suresh Kota, Hyderabad

16th July 2014

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The authorities should consider making Shamshabad first into a municipality and give a transitional period for people to get used to the rules of municipalities. They can't just rush into things and immediately include this locality under GHMC. Thing is all the residents will get affected because if all the panchayats merged then they will have to run pillar to post to just get their birth, death or valuation certificates in GHMC offices. Also provision of civic facilities will become a problem. Apparently most municipalities under GHMC don't really get adequate drinking water supply, or good roads. The government hasn't learnt much from their mistakes.

Kamala Reddy, Hyderabad

16th July 2014

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It's interesting to note that Shamshabad gram panchayats didn't want to be included into the GHMC. The past few years has been good for Shamshabad as it has witnessed rapid growth and devolopment. Since the Samshabad International Airport has opened up, the real estate in the area has drastically improved because of which the panchayats don't want to be sharing the revenue with the rest of the city. The international airport has been turned into a municipality centre and the panchayats don't get a single ruppee from the government. It's quite sad as most of these panchayats are quite poor. But still, the locality has become a popular investment hotspot in Hyd!

Krishna Rao, Hyderabad

15th July 2014

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Hey so good news! The Hyderabad Metro Rail has recently decided to entend this project and include the Shamshabad international airport as well. This extension is going to cost the state government about 3500 crores but they have still agreed to it. the fact that Shamshabad has been made into one of the station stops for the hyderabad metro, this is very good for the locality. Connectivity to other parts of the city will improve and people will find it easier to commute to work. The project kept getting delayed though and everybody was getting irritated by that but finally the date has not been pushed further and the construction of the metro will be finished real soon and so will the extended 12 km route from Falaknuma to Shamshabad!

Ramesh Gullapalli, Hyderabad

14th July 2014

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