Property rates in Financial District, Hyderabad
2 luxury projects · priced ₹8.50 Crore – ₹25 Crore·Updated 8 October 2026
Median asking rate
₹12,769/ sq.ft
Across 2 projects listed in Financial District
Range
₹12,501 – ₹13,037
Cheapest to dearest project, per sq.ft
Ticket size
₹8.50 Crore – ₹25 Crore
Entry to top of the range
2
₹8.50 Crore
2
6,520–15,999 sq.ft
Luxury homes in Financial District are asking a median ₹12,769 per sq.ft across 2 projects, ranging ₹12,501 to ₹13,037. Developers active here include Candeur Constructions, DSR Builders & Developers. Every project below is hand-picked, RERA-checked where applicable, and offered with transparent pricing and zero brokerage.
What homes cost in Financial District, by type
Median asking rate per square foot within each category. A project offering more than one format is counted in each.
All 2 luxury projects in Financial District
Apartment
Candeur Skyline
Financial District
₹8.5 Crore onwards
Frequently asked questions
What is the price per sq.ft in Financial District?
Across the 2 luxury projects Lavish Living Home tracks in Financial District, the median asking rate is ₹12,769 per sq.ft, with individual projects ranging from ₹12,501 to ₹13,037 per sq.ft. These are asking rates on currently listed inventory as of 8 October 2026, not registered transaction values.
What does a home in Financial District cost?
Ticket prices in Financial District run ₹8.50 Crore – ₹25 Crore, for homes between 6,520 and 15,999 sq.ft. That covers 2 projects from 2 developers.
Which builders have projects in Financial District?
2 developers have luxury projects in Financial District, including Candeur Constructions, DSR Builders & Developers.
Popular comparisons in Financial District
Side-by-side on price, size, possession and location — every parameter we publish.
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How we calculate these rates
Every figure on this page is computed from the 2 luxury projects Lavish Living Home lists in Financial District, as of 8 October 2026. A project's rate is its entry price divided by the size of its smallest listed configuration; the locality figure is the median of those, so one outlier cannot move it.
These are asking prices on live inventory, not registered transaction values, and they cover the luxury end of the market rather than all housing stock. We publish no year-on-year change because we hold no historical series for Financial District — a trend line drawn from a single snapshot would be invented. Rates move with launches, inventory and offers, so treat this as a reference point and ask an advisor for the live number on any project.