Metro expansion in Hyderabad is likely to lift property prices by about 15–25% near new stations over the next 3–5 years. Areas close to confirmed alignments will benefit most. Buy early if you want the biggest gains, but check maps and approvals before you pay a premium.
Phase II of the Hyderabad Metro will add new corridors that reach suburbs and ORR edges. A proposed Corridor IV aims to link Nagole to the airport with many new stations. Some sections are already in preliminary work, like pillar marking and land clearances.
Places with existing metro access have seen clear rises. Kondapur and Gachibowli, for example, recorded strong price gains after better connectivity arrived. Kokapet also jumped in demand when links were announced. Generally, properties within 500 m–1 km of a station sell at a 20–30% premium over farther locations.
As new lines go live, suburbs like Miyapur, Patancheru, Kompally, LB Nagar and ORR fringes will attract buyers and renters. In those pockets, price growth of 15–25% is a reasonable expectation if the infrastructure and last-mile links are solid. The biggest gains go to homes that are truly walkable to stations.
Expect roughly 15–25% in the best locations once the metro runs.
ORR fringes, Miyapur, Patancheru, Kompally, LB Nagar, Kokapet.
Within 500 m to 1 km is ideal. Closer is better.
There are risks: delays, route changes, poor last-mile links, or low-quality construction. Do due diligence.
Hyderabad’s metro growth is a real value driver. It turns far suburbs into easy commutes and boosts rental demand. But real gains come from confirmed routes, good last-mile, and trusted builders. Follow the map, buy smart, and don’t pay for hope alone.
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