Hyderabad’s ₹2,000 Crore Trump Project Brings ₹5 Crore Luxury Homes to Kokapet

A ₹2,000 crore Trump-branded luxury project is coming to Hyderabad’s Kokapet with 450 homes, 65-storey towers and penthouses priced up to ₹18 crore.
Hyderabad’s ₹2,000 Crore Trump Project Brings ₹5 Crore Luxury Homes to Kokapet

Hyderabad | August 11, 2026: Hyderabad’s luxury property market is entering a new league with the arrival of its first Trump-branded residential project. Tribeca Developers and Ira Realty are investing around ₹2,000 crore in a 65-storey luxury development at Kokapet’s Golden Mile Road, bringing high-end residences priced from ₹5 crore to the city’s fast-growing premium housing corridor.

For buyers, the project is more than a luxury address. Its scale, branded positioning and Kokapet location could further strengthen the area’s appeal among high-net-worth individuals and NRI buyers.


Two 65-Storey Towers Will Change Kokapet’s Luxury Skyline

The project will feature two 65-storey towers rising around 240 metres, with a total of 450 residences across approximately 22 lakh sq ft of developable area.

The developers say the towers will be among the tallest residential buildings in South India. A connecting bridge between the towers and independent views for residences are among the project's planned features.

The project will offer 3.5-BHK and 4-BHK homes ranging from around 3,600 sq ft to 5,800 sq ft.


₹5 Crore Entry Price Makes It a Super-Luxury Address

Prices are expected to start at approximately ₹5 crore and go up to ₹18 crore.

The project will also have duplex residences of around 12,000 sq ft and penthouses extending up to 30,000 sq ft. Around 120 homes will feature double-height spaces and are expected to be priced between ₹8 crore and ₹10 crore.

For buyers entering Hyderabad’s luxury segment, this places the development firmly in the city’s ultra-premium housing market.

 


One Penthouse Already Sold for ₹62 Crore

The project's luxury positioning has already attracted buyers.

Eight penthouses have reportedly been sold for around ₹250 crore collectively. In one notable transaction, a family purchased eight apartments for approximately ₹62 crore and combined them into a single residence.

The developers expect NRIs to account for around 25% to 30% of demand, particularly buyers based in the US.


Why Kokapet Is Becoming a Luxury Property Hotspot

The bigger story for Hyderabad’s property market is the location.

Kokapet has rapidly developed into one of the city’s prominent premium residential corridors. The area's growing luxury housing supply, connectivity and proximity to major employment and commercial hubs have made it increasingly attractive to affluent homebuyers.

The entry of a global luxury brand could further raise the profile of the micro-market and potentially strengthen demand for premium residences in the surrounding area.

For buyers, however, a branded project should not be evaluated on the brand name alone. RERA registration, construction timelines, maintenance costs, location connectivity and the developer's execution record remain important before committing several crores to a property.

 


Developers Expect Up to ₹4,200 Crore in Sales

Tribeca Developers plans to invest around ₹1,700 crore to ₹1,800 crore, excluding land costs. The land is estimated to be worth around ₹250 crore at current market rates.

The developers expect the project to generate sales realisation of approximately ₹3,500 crore to ₹4,200 crore.

The project has received RERA registration and is expected to take around five years to complete.


What This Means for Hyderabad Homebuyers

The project reflects how Hyderabad's residential market is moving beyond conventional premium housing towards branded and experience-led luxury residences.

For affluent buyers, this creates another high-end option in Kokapet. For the wider property market, the project could add momentum to the area's transformation into a major luxury residential destination.

The key question now is whether Hyderabad can sustain demand for homes priced from ₹5 crore as more premium and branded developments enter the market.