Kishan Reddy at NAREDCO Hyderabad Property Show 2026
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Union Coal and Mines Minister G. Kishan Reddy attended the Valedictory Ceremony of the NAREDCO Hyderabad Property Show 2026 in Hyderabad on Sunday, November 1, capping a major real estate industry gathering in Telangana's capital with a senior central government presence.
A Union Minister on home turf
For Kishan Reddy, the appearance carries a dual significance. As BJP Telangana state president, he is the party's chief face in a state the BJP has long sought to deepen its footprint in. Walking into a packed property show as a sitting Union Minister lets him do both jobs at once — carry central government messaging to a business audience and remind Hyderabad's influential developer community exactly who is batting for them in New Delhi.
The National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO), the apex industry body for real estate developers, regularly organises property exhibitions across Indian cities. Such shows draw not just developers but homebuyers, investors, and financiers — making them a concentrated cross-section of one of India's most economically consequential sectors.
Why Hyderabad's property market commands national attention
Hyderabad has emerged as one of India's fastest-growing real estate markets over the past decade, driven by a booming technology and pharmaceutical corridor. The city routinely ranks among the top residential and commercial markets by transaction volume, and developer bodies such as NAREDCO use state-level shows to signal market confidence and lobby for policy easing on approvals, financing, and land use.
A Union minister's participation at the valedictory — the closing, ceremonial high note of any such event — is a deliberate signal. It tells the industry that central government is watching the sector, and it gives the minister a platform to frame any recent or forthcoming policy moves in front of exactly the people who will implement or benefit from them.