Hyderabad: Union Minister G Kishan Reddy has said that Hyderabad’s construction sector is witnessing rapid growth and called on builders to prioritise consumer interests and construction quality above all else.
Speaking at a CREDAI event in Hitec City, Kishan Reddy urged real estate developers to adapt to global trends by using more indigenous materials. He assured the gathering that the central government will continue to support the sector but cautioned against compromising on building standards.
“Hyderabad is already leading in IT and pharma sectors, and now the construction industry is showing notable progress,” he said. He added that the city is poised to emerge as a global hub in real estate as well.
Hyderabad construction boom backed by major infrastructure support, says Kishan Reddy
Kishan Reddy outlined several ongoing central projects, including a new airport in Warangal, the conversion of Adilabad’s defence airport into a commercial one, and the upgrade of MMTS trains to air-conditioned coaches. He also said the long-stalled Hyderabad metro rail project would resume soon, and ₹720 crore worth of railway works are underway in Secunderabad.
He further stated that the Hyderabad–Vijayawada greenfield national highway would be completed, enhancing connectivity across the state.
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Kishan Reddy reiterated that infrastructure support from the Centre includes airports, highways, and urban mobility projects, aimed at sustaining the city’s long-term urban development.
