The real estate in Hyderabad has slowed down significantly over the years due to the political uncertainity in the region due to the separate state formation demand. However with issue solved, the demand is likely to increase at significant pace. However according to the latest study by real estate consultancy Cushman & Wakefield, the realty sector in the city may not be able to supply the housing units as per the demand.
According to the study, Hyderabad is expected to witness an additional demand for around 2,91,000 units across Lower and Middle Income groups by 2018 and there is an estimated overall demand-supply gap of around 231,000 units until 2018. The report also suggest that Delhi-NCR will top the country with the highest supply of 516,000 units over the next five years, followed by Bangalore with around 2,43,000 units and Mumbai with 2,03,000 units.
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