Co-broking is when two brokers close one deal together - one represents the seller or owner (listing broker), the other brings the buyer or tenant. The commission is shared, most commonly 50:50, though listing-heavy deals sometimes agree 60:40.Co-broking multiplies every broker's effective inventory: you can close on properties you never listed. This is exactly what Broker Network's Co Close exists for -...
An HMDA/DTCP-approved layout has its plan sanctioned by the urban development authority - roads, open spaces, and plot dimensions follow the approved plan, which makes bank loans, resale and construction permissions straightforward. A gram panchayat plot is typically part of an unapproved layout that only has village-level records; it may be cheaper but can face regularisation (LRS) charges, loan...
Generally no. A General Power of Attorney (GPA) is not a sale - the Supreme Court (2011) made it clear that GPA transactions do not convey ownership. Title passes only through a registered sale deed. GPA-based deals are common around Hyderabad's fringe areas because they look cheaper, but they carry serious risks: the original owner can revoke the GPA, sell to someone else, or their heirs can dispute the...
The common norm in Hyderabad is a refundable security deposit of 2 to 3 months' rent for family rentals, and sometimes higher for premium furnished flats. This is lower than Bangalore, where 5-10 months is common. Deposits must be returned at move-out after deducting agreed damages and dues.Put the deposit amount, deduction conditions and refund timeline explicitly in the rental agreement, and collect...
In Hyderabad rentals, the market norm is one month's rent as brokerage, most commonly paid by the tenant. In some deals - especially owner-initiated mandates or premium gated communities - the owner pays, or the fee is split 50:50. For resale purchases, brokerage is typically 1-2% of the sale value and is usually paid by each side to their respective broker.There is no law fixing these percentages; they...
Complete Guide to Buying Property in Kokapet (2026): Hyderabad's Emerging Financial District Property in Kokapet has emerged as Hyderabad's most talked-about premium residential and commercial suburb over the past 5 years. Positioned as the extension of the Financial District at Nanakramguda, Kokapet has attracted major financial institution offices, premium residential developments, and buyer interest...
Complete Guide to Buying Property in Tellapur (2026): West Hyderabad's Emerging Value Suburb Property in Tellapur has emerged as one of West Hyderabad's most attractive value residential suburbs. Sitting west of Nallagandla and beyond the ORR, Tellapur offers newer construction, larger gated communities, and 25 to 40 percent price advantage over central Kondapur or Gachibowli. For families and investors...
Mango Meadows by Surakshaa Infra Projects — DTCP-approved mango plantation avenue plots at Golanukonda near Yadadri Temple, with clear title, spot registration and CC roads.
Wonder Homes at Kongar Khurd, Adibatla offers 56 RERA-approved residential plots (1,307–3,887 sq.ft) at ₹3,890/sq.ft near TCS, Aerospace SEZ and ORR — a jobs-driven corridor in South Hyderabad.
Complete Guide to Buying Property in Kompally (2026): North Hyderabad's Value-Family Suburb Property in Kompally is North Hyderabad's answer to the West Hyderabad IT corridor — a value-oriented family suburb with newer construction, larger gated communities, and price accessibility that West Hyderabad no longer offers. For buyers seeking premium residential living at meaningfully lower prices, and...
