- Southern Corridor Gains Momentum
- Affordable Plots Attract Buyers
- Project Lifts Market Sentiment
Article Today, Hyderabad:
The Telangana government’s ambitious Future City project is emerging as a key growth driver for the southern outskirts of Hyderabad. The development has begun to reshape market sentiment in the real estate sector. Investors are increasingly tracking the region as infrastructure activity gathers pace.
Skill University as Anchor
At the centre of this transformation is the Young India Skill University coming up at Mucherla. The institution is designed to strengthen workforce readiness and address unemployment through industry-linked training. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is serving as the Chancellor, while industrialist Anand Mahindra heads the governing board. Their involvement has added credibility and visibility to the project.
Construction Gains Momentum
Meanwhile, construction activity in Mucherla has picked up speed. Government agencies and industry partners are coordinating to ensure timely execution. As a result, the proposed Future City is moving closer to becoming an integrated urban and economic zone rather than remaining a conceptual plan.
Real Estate Activity Intensifies
The presence of the university has triggered renewed demand for land in surrounding areas. Locations such as Tukkuguda and the corridor leading to the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport have seen a steady rise in enquiries. Developers report stronger interest in layouts that comply with HMDA and RERA norms.
Affordable Options Draw Buyers
In addition, residential plots remain relatively affordable in several pockets. In Sirigiripuram near Maheshwaram, a 167-square-yard plot is priced at around Rs. 33.4 lakh, translating to roughly Rs. 20,000 per square yard. Buyers view these rates as competitive, given expectations of long-term appreciation.
Premium Developments Nearby
Closer to the Future City zone, areas such as Thummaluru are witnessing the launch of more premium ventures. Approved layouts with amenities like clubhouses are being marketed actively. Here, a 267-square-yard plot is priced at about Rs. 60 lakh, with per-yard rates higher due to proximity to proposed commercial hubs.
Infrastructure Push Continues
However, analysts note that sustained growth will depend on timely delivery of infrastructure. Road connectivity, utilities, and public transport links are being upgraded to support future demand. The government has indicated that these works will be prioritised alongside institutional development.
Strategic Urban Expansion
Therefore, the Future City project reflects a broader strategy to decentralise Hyderabad’s growth. By expanding development towards the south, the government aims to balance urban expansion and unlock new investment corridors. If execution remains on track, the region could evolve into a significant education-led economic cluster.
