Kompally continues to hold its ground as a north-western Hyderabad micro-market catering primarily to mid-segment and resale-driven demand. While it lacks the momentum of high-rise-driven western corridors, its affordability, rental stability, and access to the ORR keep it relevant—particularly for end-users seeking larger configurations within a ₹1.2–1.5 Cr bracket. April 2025 saw a slight uptick in average prices alongside a marginal dip in resale share, signaling a gradual evolution in buyer mix.
Market Snapshot – Kompally (Q1 vs April 2025)
Metric | Q1 2025 | April 2025 |
Average Price (per sq.ft) | ₹4,361 | ₹4,502 |
Median Price (per sq.ft) | ₹3,861 | ₹4,107 |
Total Transactions | 217 units | 92 units |
Resale Share | ~64.5% | ~59.8% |
Average Unit Size | ~1,451 sq.ft | ~1,482 sq.ft |
Note: These prices are based on registered transaction data. On-ground market prices, particularly for newer gated communities, may trend higher—₹5,000 to ₹6,000 per sq.ft depending on location and builder profile.

Infrastructure & Growth Drivers
Kompally is evolving into a key mid-segment residential cluster in North Hyderabad, aided by infrastructure upgrades and spillover from nearby industrial and logistics hubs. The area has benefited from improved roads, better access to NH44, and residential activity in adjacent belts like Gundlapochampally and Medchal.
Key Developments Driving Growth:
- NH44 access and ORR proximity easing intercity commute
- Expanding presence of schools and colleges
- Emergence of gated communities catering to nuclear families
Transactional Landscape

The Kompally market is still largely resale-led, with more established communities changing hands as end-users seek larger spaces or lifestyle upgrades. However, new launches are gradually entering the picture, particularly in pockets closer to the highway.
Q1 saw higher overall activity, while April experienced a typical dip possibly due to elections and a cautious buyer environment. A few projects saw repeat transactions, suggesting stable buyer interest and community uptake.
Developer Mix: Who’s Active in Kompally

Top Developers (by transaction volume):
- Urbanrise
- Ramky
- Aparna
- Modi Builders
Emerging Players:
- Vasavi
- Vertex Homes
📌 Note: Based on registration volumes across Q1 and April 2025. Most projects are mid-segment gated communities with RERA-approved layouts.
Configuration Trends (Based on Area Analysis)

Configuration (by size) | Transaction Share |
Below 1,200 sq.ft → Likely 2 BHK | 22% |
1,200–1,600 sq.ft → Compact 3 BHK | 39% |
1,600–2,000 sq.ft → Standard 3 BHK | 30% |
2,000+ sq.ft → Larger Units/4 BHK | 9% |
📌 Insight: Compact and standard 3 BHK units dominate ~69% of registrations, reaffirming Kompally’s position as a practical, family-oriented market.
Unit Size Trends & Market Signals

Top 3 Area Bands by Transactions:
- 1,300–1,400 sq.ft
- 1,400–1,500 sq.ft
- 1,600–1,700 sq.ft
📌 Signal: April 2025 shows a mild preference for units under 1,500 sq.ft. Possibly driven by affordability, limited new supply, and compact unit planning.
Final Observations
Kompally combines affordability, livability, and accessibility—making it a solid pick for value-conscious buyers who seek gated living without the West Hyderabad pricing.
It appeals to both first-time homebuyers and investors eyeing consistent rental returns.
Buyer Takeaways & Market Pointers
- For End-Users: Resale apartments in well-managed gated communities offer move-in readiness, typically under ₹90L for 3BHK units.
- For Investors: Steady demand from families and lower price points make it a reasonable choice for long-term rental yields.
- For Developers: Rising interest in North Hyderabad could make Kompally a candidate for future mid-rise gated launches.
Who’s Buying in Kompally?
- Mid-income salaried families shifting from central zones
- Residents from industrial townships upgrading to gated formats
- Investors from West and Central Hyderabad seeking better entry price points
Rental Trends & Yield Outlook

- 2BHK Monthly Rent: ₹17,000 – ₹22,000
- 3BHK Monthly Rent: ₹22,000 – ₹28,000
- Rental Yields: 3.5%–4.2% (gross)
Strong demand from school zones, industrial professionals, and accessibility to ORR keep Kompally’s rental ecosystem healthy.
Risks & Considerations
- Distance from major IT hubs limits demand from tech professionals
- Overlap with affordable industrial belt may impact premium positioning
- Water supply reliability varies by layout
Supply Snapshot
- Active developers include Urbanrise, Aparna, and Ramky
- Mix of ready-to-move and nearing-possession stock
- Future launches expected in peripheral segments closer to ORR
Data Source: Transactional insights derived from Telangana Registration Department & TS-RERA, with data access supported by Zapkey tools.