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Setting a caller benchmark for onshore worth successful Telangana, the Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC) has received a a record-breaking bid of ₹177 crore per acre successful its auction of 7.67 acres astatine Raidurg, Hyderabad Knowledge City.
This is the highest-ever terms per acre realised successful immoderate government-led auction successful the State fetching ₹1,357.59 crores shattering each historical records. This besides surpassed the earlier Neopolis, Kokapet benchmark of ₹100.75 crore per acre for 3.60 acres achieved successful auctions conducted by the HMDA during the BRS regime.
The auction was successfully managed by JLL India & MSTC arsenic the auction partner, which acted arsenic the exclusive transaction advisor to TGIIC.
The Raidurg auction drew information from starring nationalist and determination developers, demonstrating beardown capitalist religion successful Hyderabad’s sustained maturation and the strategical worth of Raidurg arsenic the bosom of Hyderabad’s Knowledge City, said the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) reflecting the robust argumentation enactment from the Government of Telangana.
“The grounds terms of ₹177 crore per acre reflects the beardown assurance that investors and developers person successful Hyderabad’s semipermanent imaginable and Telangana Rising-2047 story,” VC and Managing Director of TGIIC K. Shashanka said.
“It besides reaffirms the Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Minister for Industries D. Sridhar Babu’s efforts to make a transparent, business-friendly, and high-growth ecosystem strengthening Hyderabad’s presumption arsenic 1 of India’s astir charismatic concern destinations.”
The grounds terms marks the awesome trajectory of onshore worth maturation successful Hyderabad. In 2017, Raidurg parcels fetched ₹42.59 crore per acre for an grade of 2.84 acres. In 2022, Neopolis, Kokapet auctions conducted by HMDA achieved up to ₹100.75 crore per acre for 3.60 acres.
“Achieving ₹177 crore per acre astatine Raidurg, astir 75% higher than the ₹101 crore per acre benchmark, demonstrates Hyderabad’s exceptional marketplace strength, robust capitalist sentiment, and the city’s improvement into a genuinely planetary concern hub,” according to a spokesperson from JLL India.
