100 developers to take part in Telangana Real Estate Developers Association realty expo

100 developers to take part in Telangana Real Estate Developers Association realty expo
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More than 100 developers are expected to showcase their real estate projects at the ninth edition of Property Show by Telangana Real Estate Developers Association TREDA, which is scheduled to kick off on November 2 at Hitex in the city The threeday realty exhibition will conclude on November 4

Hyderabad: More than 100 developers are expected to showcase their real estate projects at the ninth edition of Property Show by Telangana Real Estate Developers Association (TREDA), which is scheduled to kick off on November 2 at Hitex in the city. The three-day realty exhibition will conclude on November 4.

Announcing this at a media conference here on Wednesday, TREDA president Ravinder Rao said the annual exhibition had been getting bigger and better with every year. “The response is phenomenal this year too, with more than 100 developers, 11 banks and financial institutions and 15 building material suppliers confirming their participation. They display their offerings and services at the three-day carnival”.

According to him, the property show will offer a wide range of properties that suit the budget of every buyer. “Over the years, we have been making committed efforts to develop this annual platform that brings both buyers and sellers under one roof and explore buying and selling options of a wide range of properties,” he explained. Rao further said real estate sector in Hyderabad which went through sluggish phase till 2016 was back on growth track, clocking 15-16 per cent growth this year.

Sunil Chandra Reddy, Secretary-General, TREDA, said that property prices in Hyderabad were cheaper than those in smaller cities such as Coimbatore and Mangaluru. “That’s reason why the city has become an attractive destination for property buyers. This trend will continue in future,” Reddy said.

Saying that land prices had gone up on the city outskirts, R Chalapathi Rao, executive vice president, TREDA, said pressure on the city would ease once new growth corridors being planned by the government along the Outer Ring Road were finalised. K Sreedhar Reddy, treasurer, TREDA, said that demand for commercial space had gone up in the city.

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