ASBL Highlights Hyderabad Real Estate Market Trend for Gurugram Investors, Emphasising Cross-City Diversification
ASBL, one of India’s fastest-growing real estate firms, recently hosted the Gurugram Realty Meet to guide investors on market trends and smart strategies. The Hyderabad-based company, known for its tech-driven approach and transparency, brought together NCR investors to discuss opportunities beyond their local market. The event focused on diversification, rental yields, and long-term stability in emerging cities.
The meet was led by Ajitesh Korupolu, CEO and founder of ASBL, who highlighted the need for education-led investing. He urged attendees to consider cross-city portfolios, prioritising capital preservation and steady growth over speculative gains. Questions on regulations, financing, and market conditions were addressed directly, helping investors make informed decisions.
Hyderabad emerged as a key topic, with data showing a 64 percent rise in property values between 2019 and mid-2024. This growth outpaced Gurugram’s 50 percent increase, offering a more stable investment path. The city also benefits from better traffic flow and air quality, according to the TomTom Traffic Index 2025, which boosts rental demand and tenant retention. Cost advantages were another focus. Numbeo data reveals Gurugram is 18 percent pricier than Hyderabad, allowing investors to spread capital across multiple assets. The event also spotlighted Tier-2 cities like Coimbatore, Jaipur, Lucknow, Indore, and Visakhapatnam. These hubs are gaining traction due to rapid urbanisation, infrastructure upgrades, and strong rental yields driven by IT and manufacturing growth. Hyderabad’s commercial sector further strengthens its appeal. A 30 percent year-on-year rise in office space absorption in Q1 2025 signals steady demand for residential rentals. This reduces vacancy risks, making the city a safer bet compared to volatile markets like Gurgaon, where price spikes and regulatory delays remain concerns.
The Gurugram Realty Meet provided investors with actionable insights into diversifying beyond traditional markets. By comparing Hyderabad’s stability, affordability, and rental potential with Gurugram’s challenges, ASBL aimed to help attendees build more resilient portfolios. The discussions also underscored the rising opportunities in Tier-2 cities, where infrastructure and economic growth are driving demand.
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