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Hyderabad home registrations, month by month

What this measures: How many residential properties were registered each month (units, not rupee value).

Method: Monthly counts as published in Knight Frank India releases and news reports of them. The latest restated figure is used where a month appears twice. Hollow bars in the chart are the rows below marked unverified snippet or our estimate.

Data through: 2026-08

Caveats

Hollow bars: rows marked verified=False (search-result snippets only) or kind=ESTIMATE.

Many months not collected (gaps); Dec 2025 units not obtained (page returned 403, not worked around).

Several months are restated figures from later releases; the latest figure is used.

May 2021 Covid attribution and the Jul 2021 link to the stamp-duty revision are our analysis (the Knight Frank table does not say so).

Revision dates 22 Jul 2021 and 5 Jun 2026 come from search-result coverage (W4 events.csv).

Highest plotted month is Jul 2021 (9,507 units).

Every figure used in the chart

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The number in square brackets in the table points to the exact passage copied from the source page.

1. "January 7,592 7,334 -3% -14% 32,881 32,593 -1% -12%" 2. "February 6,877 5,420 -21% -26% 29,397 28,377 -3% -13%" 3. "March 8,260 6,712 -19% 24% 34,603 31,335 -9% 10%" 4. "April 5,903 5,359 -9% -20% 25,267 27,832 10% -11%" 5. "May 2,501 6,301 152% 18% 12,445 30,578 146% 10%" 6. "July 2021 9,507 NA 45,729 NA" 7. "July 2022 4,406 -54% 21,294 -53%" 8. "(figure appeared in a search-result summary of Knight Frank Hyderabad registration coverage; source page not opened)" 9. "Registrations of 4,597 residential property units worth Rs 2,237 crore were recorded this October in Hyderabad, according to a Knight Frank India report." 10. "Jan-23 5,454 5% -26% 26,497 13% 5%" 11. "Feb-23 5,725 -35% 5% 29,869 -37% -18%" 12. "Mar-23 6,959 4% 36,021" 13. "Apr-23 4,494 -16% 22,856" 14. "May-23 5,877 -7% 29,943" 15. "July 2023 5,557 26% 28,778 35%" 16. "Hyderabad recorded the registration of 6,493 residential properties in August, a rise of 15 per cent over last year and 17 per cent over July. ... The value of properties registered during August stood at Rs3,461 crore, up 22 per cent over last year and 20 per cent over July, according to Knight Frank India.(Representational Image: DC)" 17. "The registrations data presented by Knight Frank shows as against 6,304 units in September 2023, this year September had only 4,903 home sales registered, a clear and sharp drop of 22 per cent. ... In terms of registration value too, compared Rs.3,459 crore of last September, 2024 September could only score Rs.2,820 crore." 18. "Hyderabad: Hyderabad has recorded registrations of 5,787 residential properties in October, a 25% increase compared to the same period last year. ... The total value of properties registered during the month stood at Rs 3,170 crore, which is an increase of 41% over last year." 19. "The Knight Frank India assessment documents that as against 6,268 units of November 2023, this year November had registrations of only 5,516 units, a drop of 12 per cent. ... At the same time, November 2024 recorded home sales worth Rs 3,495 crore as against Rs 3,741 crore in November 2023, a drop of 3 per cent." 20. "Hyderabad: Hyderabad real estate closed the year 2023 on a very positive note with the surge in residential property registrations hitting a peak at 7,254 in December 2023, according to the latest report released Knight Frank India. ... The total value of properties registered during December stood at Rs 4,191 crore, a substantial 32 per cent YoY climb and a 12 per cent MoM escalation." 21. "January: 5,444 registrations in 2024 vs. ... As per the data compiled by real estate consultant Knight Frank India, the total value of properties registered during January stood at Rs 3,279 crore, which is 24 per cent higher year-on-year, indicating a movement towards sale of higher value homes. ... The consultant highlighted that the share of sales registrations for properties costing Rs 1 crore and above has increased to 14 per cent in January 2024, as compared to 8 per cent in January 2023." 22. "February: 7,135 registrations in 2024 vs." 23. "The number of registered residential units rose modestly by 2% year-on-year to 6,177 units, up from 6,062 units recorded in May last year." 24. "According to a report by Knight Frank India, the city registered 7,014 residential properties valued at ₹4,288 crore. ... In June 2024, properties priced under ₹50 lakh constituted the largest share of registrations at 60%, while those costing ₹1 crore and above accounted for 14% of total registrations." 25. "Hyderabad: Residential property registrations in Hyderabad recorded a 30 per cent year-on-year decline with 6,128 sales registered in July 2025 as against 8,781 registrations in July 2024." 26. "The report documents that the number of registrations stood at 6,439, marginally dropped by 1 per cent YoY, compared to 6,493 last August." 27. "In October, there was only a modest recovery in property registrations, with a 2 per cent YoY increase in the number of units registered, totaling 5,894. ... The total registration value in October reached Rs 3,617 crore, marking a 14 per cent YoY growth, but this comes on the back of escalating prices that are out of reach for many prospective homebuyers." 28. "In November 2024, Hyderabad had recorded 5,528 registrations worth ₹3,504 crore." 29. "However, December 2024 saw 5,805 registered properties, reflecting a 5 per cent increase from November but a 20 per cent decline compared to December 2023." 30. "January: 5,444 registrations in 2024 vs. 5,464 in 2025 (up by 0.4%) ... 3,463 crore in 2025 (up by 5%)" 31. "February: 7,135 registrations in 2024 vs. 5,988 in 2025 (down by 16%) ... 1 crore and above accounting for 18% of the total property registrations." 32. "- Properties priced below Rs 50 lakh: 3,509 units registered (down 14 per cent YoY), contributing Rs 2,480 crore ... - Rs 50 lakh–1 crore category: 1,605 units (down 7 per cent YoY), contributing Rs 1,134 crore ... - Properties above Rs 1 crore: 1,213 units (up 17 per cent YoY), contributing Rs 857 crore, marking a 33 per cent value increase ... These properties accounted for 19 per cent of the total residential transactions in March 2025, an increase from 15 per cent during the same month last year." 33. "The number of registered residential units rose modestly by 2% year-on-year to 6,177 units, up from 6,062 units recorded in May last year. ... Hyderabad's residential real estate market posted a strong performance in May 2025, with total property registrations valued at ₹4,302 crore, an increase of 14% over the same month in 2024, according to data released by Knight Frank India." 34. "Hyderabad: Residential property registrations in Hyderabad recorded a 30 per cent year-on-year decline with 6,128 sales registered in July 2025 as against 8,781 registrations in July 2024. ... In July 2025, the share of home registrations in the Rs.1 crore and above category rose to 19 per cent, with sales volumes recording only a modest 1 per cent YoY decline." 35. "Hyderabad recorded 6,923 residential property registrations worth Rs 4,904 crore in November 2025, marking a 25 per cent year-on-year rise, with strong demand for premium homes priced above Rs 1 crore, according to Knight Frank India." 36. "Hyderabad's residential property registrations rebounded in February 2026, rising 3% year-on-year and 32% month-on-month, with both premium and affordable segments showing growth, reflecting renewed demand across key micro-markets and sustained momentum in higher-value transactions. ... A total of 6,179 residential propertieswere registered during the month, reflecting a 3 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase and a strong 32 per cent month-on-month (MoM) rise. ... Despite this normalisation in volumes, the segment continued to command 44 per cent of the total transaction value while accounting for 15 per cent of overall registrations, highlighting the continued depth of demand for higher-value housing in the market." 37. "A total of 6,179 residential propertieswere registered during the month, reflecting a 3 per cent year-on-year (YoY) increase and a strong 32 per cent month-on-month (MoM) rise. ... In terms of value, homes worth Rs.4,139 crore were registered marking a 5 per cent YoY growth and a sharp 42 per cent MoM increase, indicating continued traction in higher-value transactions. ... Homes priced above Rs.1 crore accounted for 18 per cent of total registrations, highlighting the continued prominence of the premium housing segment in the city's residential market." 38. "A total of 6,386 residential units were registered in March 2026, marking a 1% year-on-year (YoY) growth and a 3% increase compared to February 2026. ... Hyderabad's residential real estate market continued to display steady performance in March 2026, with total property registrations reaching ₹4,637 crore, according to the latest report by Knight Frank India." 39. "For the January-June period, however, Hyderabad's residential market held firm, with registrations rising 5 per cent YoY to 37,992 units and their value up 6 per cent to Rs 26,400 crore. ... Hyderabad's residential property market witnessed a sharp surge in activity in May 2026, with home registrations rising 35 per cent year-on-year (YoY) to 8,344 units, according to Knight Frank India." 40. "Hyderabad's residential property market witnessed a sharp surge in activity in May 2026, with home registrations rising 35 per cent year-on-year (YoY) to 8,344 units, according to Knight Frank India. ... The total value of registered properties rose 37 per cent YoY to Rs5,887 crore, making May the strongest month for residential registrations in the January–May 2026 period. ... Homes priced above Rs1 crore accounted for 19 per cent of total registrations but contributed nearly 49 per cent of the overall transaction value." 41. "Hyderabad: Residential property registrations in Hyderabad fell 13 per cent year-on-year in June to 5,560 units, as a surge of bookings ahead of a revision in guidance values moderated after being pulled forward to May, according to Knight Frank India. ... The value of homes registered during the month stood at Rs 4,148 crore, down 10 per cent YoY and 30 per cent from May. ... Even so, homes priced above Rs 1 crore accounted for 22 per cent of registrations but 52 per cent of transaction value, reflecting continued demand at the premium end." 42. "A total of 6,166 homes worth Rs 4,447 crore were registered, reflecting modest annual growth and sequential improvement. ... Premium housing continued to dominate transaction values, accounting for 50% of the total, up from 48% a year ago, while its share of registrations rose to 20%." 43. "Hyderabad: Residential property registrations in Hyderabad declined 9 per cent year-on-year to 5,937 units in August 2026 and 4 per cent month-on-month, as the market continued to adjust to the revision in guidance values introduced in June, according to Knight Frank India. ... The value of properties registered stood at Rs 4,576 crore, down 2 per cent YoY but up 3 per cent MoM. ... Such homes accounted for 22 per cent of registrations, while the affordable segment contributed 52 per cent and the mid-segment 26 per cent."

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