Telangana Govt to Auction Open Plots Near Hyderabad on August 10
The Telangana government is set to hold a public auction of 100 open residential plots in Thorrur, Ranga Reddy district—just off the Outer Ring Road (ORR)—this Sunday, August 10, at Avica Grand, Pedda Amberpet.
Originally scheduled for August 6, the auction was delayed due to “unavoidable circumstances,” though officials have now reassured the public that everything is on track.
Why Thorrur Is on Investors’ Radar
Thorrur’s proximity to the ORR positions it as a rapidly growing residential hub. The area offers well-planned infrastructure and good connectivity to Hyderabad—made even more attractive by the Rajiv Swagruha project’s thoughtfully designed layout.
About 240 prospective buyers have already registered their interest, signaling strong demand.
Auction Details & Process
The process is designed to be transparent and inclusive. Interested bidders must complete registration, pay an Earnest Money Deposit (EMD), and participate under the government’s guidelines to ensure fairness.
The initiative is part of a broader push by the Telangana government to sell unsold properties—both under Rajiv Swagruha and the Housing Board schemes—to fund ongoing and upcoming housing projects.
What’s Fueling the Buzz?
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Strong Infrastructure: ORR connectivity makes Thorrur especially appealing for homebuyers and developers alike.
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Transparent Mechanism: Government-backed auctions tend to attract higher trust and better participation.
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Historical Success: A recent auction on August 5 in Bahadurpally saw 68 plots go under the hammer for up to ₹46,600 per square yard, with corner plots starting at ₹30,000/sq yd (non-corner at ₹27,000)
Final Thoughts
If you’re watching the Hyderabad property landscape, this auction is definitely one to monitor. Between the ORR boom, government-backed transparency, and active buyer interest, Thorrur may well be the next big thing in residential real estate development.
Reviewed by Aparna Decors
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August 09, 2025
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