Hyderabad’s Strategic Advantage: The Power of Three National Highways

Hyderabad enjoys exceptional road connectivity because it is linked by three key National Highways—NH-44, NH-65, and NH-163. These highways not only support smooth travel but also play a crucial role in shaping the city's real-estate and economic landscape.

NH-44, India’s longest highway, connects Hyderabad to Bengaluru in the south and Nagpur–Delhi in the north. This route has given rise to several industrial hubs, logistics centers, and fast-growing residential zones.

NH-65 connects Hyderabad to Pune and Mumbai. The areas along this highway—including Patancheru, Sangareddy, Pothireddypally, Kandi, and Sadashivpet—are witnessing strong real-estate appreciation due to industrial growth, educational institutions, and increasing demand for gated communities.

NH-163 links Hyderabad to Warangal and further towards Chhattisgarh. This stretch supports upcoming educational hubs, textile parks, and residential clusters, making it an important zone for future growth.

The integration of these highways with ORR and the upcoming RRR is significantly boosting connectivity and creating new investment corridors around Hyderabad. Properties located near these highways enjoy better access, higher appreciation potential, and long-term stability.

For investors and homebuyers, areas along these three National Highways represent some of the most promising opportunities in Telangana’s real-estate market.