Hyderabad, Oct.21 (NSS):NAREDCO Telangana has announced the city’s most popular “NAREDCO Telangana Property Show”. The 14th edition of the NAREDCO Telangana Property Show, starting from October 25 to 27 at HITEX Exhibition Centre, here will showcase properties including residential, office commercial and retail commercial to meet the requirements of varied customers.
The real estate market in Hyderabad is one of the most booming in India. The city is witnessing rapid growth in all sectors, including IT, ITeS, Pharma, Aviation, and Automobiles, and other vital sectors through new reforms and consistent efforts by Telangana Government. The thriving real estate sector in Hyderabad over the past few quarters reflects the strong demand for properties in the region, a testament to our commitment to meeting housing needs. Hyderabad continues to shine brightly in the corporate landscape, emerging as the top choice for multinational companies to set up their operations.
The Property Show being organised by NAREDCO Telangana consists of developers, builders, and promoters and it is a one-stop destination for buyers and sellers to interact and explore options of a wide range of properties. Over more than hundred participants comprising developers, building material suppliers and financial institutions will be showcasing their products and technologies at the upcoming NAREDCO Telangana Property Show.
Vijaya Sai Meka, NAREDCO president stated, “NAREDCO Telangana leading the charge in transforming Hyderabad’s real estate landscape, a reflection of our unwavering commitment to serving consumers and the community. Over the past decade, the city’s real estate sector has consistently delivered double-digit growth, outpacing other major cities, thanks to its robust infrastructure and the visionary policies of the Telangana Government. As we continue on this path of progress, our strategic focus remains on delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that meet the evolving needs and aspirations of our consumers, ensuring that Hyderabad remains a top destination for real estate growth and development.”
