A ₹38,595-crore plan proposes 122.9 km of new Hyderabad Metro tracks across seven corridors, subject to Centre approval for a 50:50 joint venture.
Telangana officials have mapped a ₹38,595-crore plan to add 122.9 km of Hyderabad Metro across seven new corridors. The expansion is awaiting formal approval from the Centre under a proposed 50:50 Centre-State joint venture. MagicBricks News reported the development on 14 September 2026.
What happened
The proposed Hyderabad Metro Phase 2 expansion will add 122.9 km of metro tracks across seven corridors. Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy is seeking the Centre’s approval for the 50:50 joint venture.
The plan is intended to connect growing neighbourhoods and address traffic congestion. The expansion depends on formal approval from the Centre.
Why it matters
The proposed network could improve metro connectivity for neighbourhoods covered by the seven corridors. For property buyers, renters and investors, the immediate point is that the expansion is still awaiting Centre approval.
The supplied information does not name the seven corridors or provide a construction start date and completion schedule.
Expert view
From a property-tracking perspective, the plan gives readers two confirmed details to follow: the proposed network length of 122.9 km and the ₹38,595-crore cost. Its implementation remains linked to approval of the 50:50 Centre-State joint venture.
No corridor-wise property impact can be assessed from the available information because the locations of the seven corridors have not been provided.
What buyers should check
Buyers, renters and investors tracking Hyderabad locations should check whether their area is included in the seven proposed corridors once the corridor details are released.
They should also verify the status of formal Centre approval and avoid treating the proposed expansion as an operational metro connection until further official details are available.