City and micro-market prints we can cite: Knight Frank Hyderabad +13% YoY, Kokapet asking ₹11,900 / sq.ft (Square Yards), HMDA Neopolis land at ₹151.25 cr/acre. None of these is a PropYaar appraisal.
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Knight Frank’s published Hyderabad capital-value print is about +13% YoY. Treat it as a city signal, not a project IRR.
Knight Frank readoutKokapet asking averages ₹11,900 / sq.ft; the same tracker’s registration band is ~₹6,300–₹6,750. List is not sold.
Kokapet trackerHMDA Neopolis (29 Nov 2025) printed ₹151.25 cr/acre. That sets a land floor, not a 3 BHK price.
Neopolis auctionGachibowli / Financial District rental yields are commonly cited at ~3.5–6%. Run the numbers on a specific unit.
Yield calculator5 matched briefings from the PropYaar desk
Square Yards' Kokapet tracker (updated September 2026) puts the asking sale price for apartments at ₹11,900 per sq.ft. Portal listings through mid-2026 cluster around ₹9,500–₹12,700, with Neopolis luxury launches quoting higher. Government registration rates in the same locality run well below asking (~₹6,300–₹6,750 / sq.ft in the tracker) — so treat portal averages as list prices, not closed deals.
A 2026 briefing for investors, not a forecast. Asking vs registered rates in Kokapet (Square Yards ₹11,900 / sq.ft asking vs ~₹6,300 registered), the November 2025 HMDA Neopolis land print (₹151.25 cr/acre), Gachibowli’s tighter launch pipeline, and Knight Frank’s city-level +13% YoY. Every figure is sourced; none is a PropYaar appraisal. Use it to ask better questions of a project, not to time a purchase.
What a Hyderabad / Telangana residential rental agreement should carry: parties, premises, rent, deposit, lock-in, notice, inventory. Points to the state requirement for police verification of tenants in many urban police limits, and to leave-and-licence vs lease. Templates are starting points — have a local advocate vet the draft. Not a substitute for registration where the tenure requires it.
Knight Frank's India residential research, as cited in 2026 market commentary, pegs Hyderabad citywide capital values at about +13% year-on-year — second only to NCR (~23%). The basket is registration-weighted and premium-heavy: above-₹1-crore registrations rose even as overall volumes cooled. Micro-markets diverge — Gachibowli is quoted around ₹11,100–₹11,700 / sq.ft (+7–9% YoY) while Kokapet asking rates sit higher. Use this as a city-level signal, not a pin-level appraisal.
2026 locality guides put Gachibowli apartments around ₹8,000–₹12,500 per sq.ft (average near ₹11,100), with the premium edge toward Jubilee Hills / Madhapur quoting ₹12,000–₹18,000. Rental yields in the mature Gachibowli / Financial District belt are commonly cited at ~3.5–6%, tighter vacancy than Kokapet's still-maturing rental stock. Supply of brand-new launches is thinner than in Kokapet — a stability signal, and a reason resale quotes matter as much as pre-launch decks.
