Why should you buy property int mallampet, hyderabad?

Published on 01 Mar 2018 2.8K Views

Mallampet is a village situated at Quthbullapur Mandal in Rangareddy district, of Telangana. The 159-km Outer Ring Road (ORR) in its vicinity has led to the development and construction of many residential buildings in this area. The village also has many residential junior and engineering colleges. Due to its location near ORR, the village is well-connected to important areas in the city and the travel time had reduced.

The locality is serene with lush green vegetation in its surroundings. Pollution and traffic congestion is also less as it is located far away from the crowded areas. Also, there is unutilized land that is being developed as residential areas by well-known real estate developers.The gated community villas/independent houses are the hallmark of this area. These properties are available at a reasonable price with good amenities like 24/7 security, solar fencing, CCTV surveillance, and many more.

Due to the village being close to areas such as Nizampet, Miyapur, and Bachupally, many people are interested in buying houses in Mallampur. Residential projects from the reputed builders, Pranav Group, are also located here.

Are you buying a home at Mallampet?

By: Pavan N

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