City guide

Hyderabad

Old-world grace, new-world speed.

Hyderabad splits cleanly in two: a western half of glass towers, gated communities and the country's smoothest ring road, and an older city of Irani cafés, colony markets and genuinely warm neighbourhoods. Rents are the friendliest of any big Indian tech city — the question is whether you live inside the western engine or a comfortable distance from it.

Rental overview

What rent looks like here

Illustrative demo data

1 BHK median

₹15.5K

/month across 60 areas

2 BHK median

₹25K

/month across 60 areas

3 BHK median

₹43.75K

/month across 60 areas

4 BHK median

₹70K

/month across 60 areas

The lay of the land

Neighbourhood clusters

HITEC & the west

The growing far west

Kukatpally & the north-west

Banjara & Jubilee

Central & Secunderabad

The south-central

The east

The far west

Gopanpally & the new west

The central west

The north

Malkajgiri & the north-east

The south-east

Khairatabad & the centre

The old city

Getting around

Transit

Three metro lines — Red, Blue and Green — cover the older city well, but the Blue Line stops at Raidurg: the Financial District, Kokapet and the gated far west run on the Outer Ring Road instead. MMTS trains fill some gaps; where neither reaches, the ORR is the commute.

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