Ratings & Reviews of Begumpet, Hyderabad

Residing in Begumpet presents the ideal mix of convenience and business. Commuting to tech centers or the airport is surprisingly easy if the Blue Line Metro, the MMTS railway station, and Sardar Patel Road are all nearby. With strong street lighting and active police patrols, the neighbourhood feels safe late at night with a broad range of elite colleges, clinics like KIMS, Local markets also guarantee a very good standard of daily existence. Historical monuments provide character for the neighbourhood, which has an energetic, upmarket atmosphere. But the great traffic during peak office hours suggests frequent rush-hour jams and more local noise and air pollution, hence the one Something I wish might be better.

Highly recommended for both investment and residential life, Begumpet is a top, well-established Hyderabad area that mixes commercial activity with residential life. With its Begumpet Metro Station (Blue Line) and railway station, which enable rapid access to Secunderabad and important employment areas like HITECH City, its connectivity is unmatched. Social infrastructure abounds in the area, guaranteeing a good standard of living with famous schools, top-notch hospitals like KIMS, and bustling shopping on Sardar Patel Road. This ideal position guarantees solid rental revenue and capital appreciation. Still, despite the wealth of the region, some older colony parks and residential areas lack enough public garbage management containers. This calls for attention. Begumpet is still a valuable, strategic investment in the middle of the metropolis.

Positive: The superb transit access is the highlight. For simple travel around the city, we have the Blue Line Metro station right here in addition to the Begumpet Railway Station. Preeminent institutions, superb hospitals such as KIMS, and many wonderful shopping destinations like Shoppers Stop populate the area. With streetlights all throughout and frequent police patrols, it seems really safe even late at night.

Negative: Because Begumpet is a significant business center, the roadways are rather congested during peak rush hour, leading to terrible traffic congestion that slows everything down. Undoubtedly wanting in its drainage network. Since we sometimes see waterlogging and sewage problems in some inner neighborhoods during the monsoon, the municipal body should act rapidly.

Positive: I selected Begumpet due to its being a key residential and commercial spot in Secunderabad. The connectivity was very smooth with the Blue Line metro station being there. There were basic facilities very close at hand; easy proximity to hospitals such as Medicover and best of institutions such as Gitanjali School came to mind. The readily available shopping area, such as Ratnadeep Supermarket, was a favorite aspect of the locality.

Negative: As there are numerous offices in the area, numerous parks within the locality were without dustbins, leading to trash frequently scattered across the grass. The internal roads also used to get waterlogged at times during the monsoons because of clogging, making pedestrian movement difficult.

Positives: I enjoy living in Begumpet because it's so central and always feels secure, even late at night. I have the Begumpet Metro Station on the Blue Line and railway station right here. Convenient proximity to emergency services and quality hospitals such as Aster Prime nearby. It's definitely not cheap, but being in prime position between Secunderabad and Hyderabad is worth paying the high rent.

Negatives: The road noise and air pollution at rush hour are awful, and evening strolls are problematic. I'm worried about the public parks having insufficient trash cans, and this leads to trash accumulating on the grass. Need to urgently rectify the waste management system in the residential enclaves.

I personally like staying in Begumpet, due to the metro station, railway connectivity, highways, etc. Connectivity-wise, it’s almost like staying in the centre of the city. Also, my child studies in the HPS nearby, while we also go to the Central Mall nearby on the weekends. Both Gachibowli and Hi Tech City are situated in close proximity to the area, which explains the large number of techies living here, who work in these IT hubs. Budget-wise, it’s a little costly, but the overall place is very well-developed.

One issue I would like to highlight is that there is a bad smell from the Begumpet Nala or canal. Industrial units nearby pollute this place and waste disposal is a problem that has not been fixed, as of yet.

I personally like staying in Begumpet, due to the metro station, railway connectivity, highways, etc. Connectivity-wise, it’s almost like staying in the centre of the city. Also, my child studies in the HPS nearby, while we also go to the Central Mall nearby on the weekends. Both Gachibowli and Hi Tech City are situated in close proximity to the area, which explains the large number of techies living here, who work in these IT hubs. Budget-wise, it’s a little costly, but the overall place is very well-developed.

One issue I would like to highlight is that there is a bad smell from the Begumpet Nala or canal. Industrial units nearby pollute this place and waste disposal is a problem that has not been fixed, as of yet.

Begumpet is a good place to live in, and I can personally vouch for the locality. It’s pretty safe, and we have the metro and railway station nearby. So that’s a big plus point indeed. Also, the TSRTC bus networks are readily available in the locality, so that’s another USP. The NH-65 and 44 run nearby, while there are many leading schools in the vicinity like Hyderabad Public School. I work in Gachibowli, so it’s also quite easy to commute to this locality from my home. The only issue I can pinpoint in the area is the huge traffic congestion in the peak hours and limited parking spots.

Positives: Years of staying in Begumpet have helped me understand why it is so special right in between Secunderabad and the new IT parks. I adore that connectivity is superb. The Begumpet Metro Station is spot on, and I can get to the airport easily through the main roads. It feels relatively safe even at late nights, and I enjoy immense benefits from having schools, hospitals such as KIMS, and Central Mall within reach. It is highly convenient here.

Negatives: Still, the one big thing that I don't like is the traffic congestion during office peak hours. I'm also worried that in the monsoon months, certain roads face waterlogging due to poor drainage facilities which require immediate attention.

I personally find Begumpet to be a charming locality that gives me the essence of Hyderabad in a way. The metro and railway connectivity is top-class, while there are several landmarks nearby, including the Mahatma Gandhi Statue, Paigah Palace, Hussain Sagar View Point, Hussain Sagar Lake, Lal Bungalow- the list is endless! So much to do here and the amenities are also readily available, including schools, healthcare centres, markets, etc. My child also studies in the nearby HPS, while there are many other reputed institutions in the surrounding areas. I only feel that traffic congestion should be improved here, with better planning.

Begumpet is a well-connected locality, which is near the railway station and also the metro line. Both the NH-44 and NH-65 are also nearby, along with public transportation facilities. The Hyderabad Public School is also nearby, along with KIMS and other healthcare centers. You will find all the markets nearby, along with the historical Paigah Palace. The Mahatma Gandhi Statue, Hussain Sagar View Point, Lake, and Lal Bungalow are also located in close proximity to the neighborhood. Traffic jams and waterlogging are two major issues that should be closely examined by the authorities. Otherwise, the locality is one of the best options to stay in Hyderabad.

Positives: I am comfortable staying in Begumpet and I would say it has a mix of convenience and comfort. The area is centrally located in Secunderabad and highly accessible by TSRTC buses, MMTS train and the planned metro corridor. I appreciate the proximity of shops, hospitals, and offices. Parks and green patches provide me with quiet areas to unwind. Young professionals and small families are the most likely to rent here.

Negatives: There are some roads that require repair and clog up in rush hours. There are some commercial spots that are noisy and busy. There are some lanes that are not well-lit during the night, making me more careful when walking alone. Despite these, I still like Begumpet for its vibrancy and middle location.

I find Begumpet to be reasonably priced in terms of properties. Also, you get a wide variety of housing projects here. I could invest smoothly, and moved into the neighbourhood afterwards. I’ve found the area to be very centrally located, especially with the commercial hub in Hi Tech City being easy to access. The railway and metro connections are a big plus point, while several public and private offices are present here as well. The GVK1 Mall is also situated in the vicinity, along with several educational institutions, healthcare centres, and all other amenities.

I only wish that they would improve the waste disposal system in the neighbourhood.

I commute under the Begumpet flyover daily and inform buyers of its central location advantage. Begumpet is located close to the old Begumpet airport and has easy access to Secunderabad, Ameerpet and Banjara Hills. There is Metro and MMTS connectivity, along with main roads, so commuting is convenient. There is a blend of traditional residential blocks, offices, schools like The Hyderabad Public School, and hospitals around, so daily living is convenient. There are shops, restaurants, and civic facilities in proximity. Mid to premium prices due to centrality and consistent demand from professionals. Small parks and mature trees are found in old colonies. Begumpet is my suggestion for buyers looking for central value. Two points need work, including periodic drainage and monsoon flooding and consistent traffic urgently.

Begumpet offers a very central location to me. I work in Hi Tech City and find it easy to access my office from here. Also, the metro and railway connectivity is very good, while the overall locality has several historical buildings and fragments, which are mixed with the modern developments, residential communities, Government and MNC offices, and great social amenities. We mostly visit the GVK1 Mall nearby, while there are quite a few schools and hospitals within a 10-30-minute radius. A drive to the airport via the PV Narasimha Rao Expressway will take less than an hour as well. Also, the only issue I face here is the poor waste disposal system. That should definitely be improved.

It has been a pleasure to own a property in Begumpet as it is well placed and both an important residential and business center in Secunderabad, which has good appreciation value. It is very well connected with the Blue Metro Line, the Begumpet Railway Station, and the main highways all within easy reach, so travel to HITECH City is quite convenient. We adore the green cover and the safety, particularly at night, and there are fantastic schools and hospitals close by. But the only place that without a doubt needs to be improved is reducing the peak-hour traffic jam because so many offices and companies are centered here now.

One of the positive things about this locality is how close it is to the prime area of Banjara Hills. So, you can reach one of Hyderabad’s poshest localities in only 14-15 minutes. There is a metro station in the area, which connects to the Blue Line, while there are two national highways, i.e. NH-44 and NH-65, which enable good road connectivity as well. Gachibowli and Hi Tech City are also accessible within about 45 minutes from the neighbourhood, which makes it worth considering for the IT professionals working here.

The improvements that this area needs include the high traffic congestion and the issue of borewell supply. This is because municipal water supply is unavailable in many stretches, even till today.

Positives: I’ve been a tenant in Begumpet and the central location is fantastic. The area is well connected. The Begumpet Metro Station on the Blue Line and the railway station are right here. The area is quite safe, even late at night, due to constant police patrols. Plus, being close to major employment centers like HITECH City via road and metro is great for career scope.

Negatives: It's an ideal spot, but rush-hour traffic jams are furious because of the huge number of offices. That number of cars causes air and noise pollution significantly. Repairing the drainage system responsible for monsoon waterlogging, and keeping public parks cleaner as most don't have adequate dustbins.

Positives: I shifted to Begumpet and it has been an excellent choice as an owner. We have the Begumpet Railway Station, Blue Line Metro close by, so commuting is easy. It is a big business area, so there are lots of job opportunities available, and places like Hussain Sagar Lake and Jalavihar Water Park are really great for outings. And with best locations like Shoppers Stop, shopping is made easy.

Negatives: Even in such a developed area, a few things could make life better. I’ve noticed that many of the smaller parks lack proper garbage cans, leading to litter on the green spaces. Also, during heavy rainfall, the poor drainage system causes waterlogging on some main stretches.

Positives: Great connectivity with Begumpet Metro and neighboring railway stations offered convenient commuting, and main roads such as Sardar Patel Road were broad and in good condition. St. Andrews and Gitanjali Primary schools were within reach, Life Line and KIMS hospitals provided convenient healthcare. The neighborhood had plenty of restaurants, cafes, and parks close to Sanjeevaiah Park.

Negatives: Yet, traffic jams used to be prevalent in peak hours, and parking was scarce. Some parks were not very clean, and noise and air pollution grew with office traffic. Street lighting was in patches in some lanes, and bus services could be more frequent. The area could do better with traffic, parking, sanitation, lighting, pollution, and public transport.