HMDA announces land plot e-auction schedule across Hyderabad

The Hyderabad Metropolitan Development Authority (HMDA) has released a schedule for e-auctions covering prime residential and commercial plots across Hyderabad and neighbouring districts, starting on 12 November 2026. Bidding for the land parcels will run through 27 November 2026, marking a fresh push to expand urban growth and leverage high-value real estate across the capital region.

The auction includes individual stray land parcels, residential layout plots, and two flagship commercial sites in Kokapet and Moosapet. At Neopolis in Kokapet, HMDA has set an upset price of Rs 120 crore per acre for a plot measuring one acre and 4.59 guntas, requiring an earnest money deposit of Rs 5 crore. A 3.15-acre site in Moosapet carries an upset price of Rs 99 crore per acre, with an earnest money deposit of Rs 10 crore.

HMDA land plot auction details

The authority is offering individual plots across key growth areas, with registration open on the HMDA and MSTC e-commerce portals.

HMDA is also auctioning 50 plots in Bachupally at an upset price of Rs 45,000 per square yard, 45 plots in Inmulnarva at Rs 15,000 per square yard, and eight premium plots in HUDA Heights priced at Rs 2 lakh per square yard. Successful bidders must pay 25 per cent of the plot value within seven days of the offer letter, with the remainder due within 60 days.

State plans phased land monetization and digital tracking

Alongside the HMDA schedule, the Cabinet sub-committee on revenue and resource mobilisation has instructed officials to prepare a phased plan to auction further state lands through HMDA and the Telangana Industrial Infrastructure Corporation (TGIIC).

The committee asked departments to target locations with direct connectivity to arterial roads and high developmental potential, particularly across Medchal and Rangareddy districts. Officials were also instructed to streamline industrial plot regularisations in Azamabad, Balanagar, and Hafeezpet to support local entrepreneurs.

To ensure efficient asset management, the state plans to launch a dedicated digital dashboard to track government lands, layout preparation, and active auctions on a single transparent platform.