After nearly five years of stagnation, the real estate sector in Andhra Pradesh is showing signs of revival. Land transactions have increased across the state, reflecting renewed interest from investors. This upward trend is further supported by a significant rise in revenue from stamp duties and property registrations, suggesting that the sector is gradually regaining momentum.

The Department of Stamps and Registrations recorded a 46% increase in revenue during the first quarter of the current financial year, compared to the same period in 2024. The year-to-date growth stands at 39%, indicating a steady recovery. Notably, the commencement of large-scale infrastructure works valued at ₹50,552 crore in Amaravati has provided clarity and boosted investor confidence. As a result, districts such as Krishna, Guntur, and Palnadu—closely linked to Amaravati—are leading in both transaction volumes and revenue generation.

This resurgence is occurring despite a noticeable spike in land prices around the capital region. While high prices have temporarily slowed activity in some pockets, developers and investors are now focusing on areas that offer more affordable rates and strong future prospects.

Beyond Amaravati, cities including Guntur, Nellore, Tirupati, Visakhapatnam, and Kurnool have also witnessed an uptick in transactions. There is growing demand in areas where new projects have been announced, with increased interest even extending to rural regions.

Recent policy initiatives by the state government have played a significant role in stimulating the market. Measures aimed at easing regulations around land layouts and building approvals have enhanced investor sentiment. Additionally, the upcoming removal of the NALA conversion fee is expected to further accelerate land transactions across the state.