Emami Realty is the real estate arm of the Emami Group, a Kolkata-headquartered conglomerate that traces its origins to 1974, when Radhe Shyam Agarwal and Radhe Shyam Goenka left corporate careers to start a small personal-care manufacturing venture in the city.
The real estate business was formalised later: the company was incorporated in 2006, as a private limited company, to undertake real estate projects in residential, commercial and retail sectors, and operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Emami Infrastructure Limited, one of the flagship companies of the diversified Emami Group. It continues under the joint chairmanship of R.S. Agarwal and R.S. Goenka.
Group-wide, Emami has executed more than 24 prestigious residential and commercial construction projects, mainly in Kolkata, with existing developments spanning West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra. On the residential side specifically, Emami Realty has developed over 17 million sq. ft. of space with an ongoing pipeline covering 22 million sq. ft. across Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bhubaneswar, Jhansi, Hyderabad and Coimbatore.
In Hyderabad, Emami Realty's residential portfolio spans more than one micro-market along the city's western and northern growth corridors. In Kukatpally, Emami Swanlake is a completed gated development spread over 4.5 acres with 570 units across two towers of 16 floors, offering 2 and 3 BHK apartments. In Tellapur, Emami Swan Villas occupies roughly 3 acres and offers 3 BHK homes ranging from about 1,378 to 2,011 sq ft. In Khajaguda itself, Emami Realty has developed Emami Swan Heights, offering 1 BHK flats within the locality.
This spread across Kukatpally, Tellapur and Khajaguda places Emami Realty's Hyderabad projects consistently along the city's IT-linked western belt rather than in the older core, mirroring the group's approach in Kolkata and Chennai of building close to established or emerging employment clusters.
Khajaguda sits in Hyderabad's western corridor, positioned between Gachibowli and the Financial District, with proximity to ISB, the University of Hyderabad, and major IT campuses that makes it a quieter, well-connected alternative to more saturated neighbouring localities such as Gachibowli and Nanakramguda. The Outer Ring Road runs near the locality, and the Raidurg and Durgam Cheruvu metro stations extend rail connectivity into the area. Civic infrastructure in and around Khajaguda includes CC roads, flyovers, underground drainage and round-the-clock power supply, alongside hospitals such as Pacific Clinics and AMVI Hospital.
Property prices in Khajaguda have moved from roughly Rs 8,550 to Rs 11,650 per sq ft, averaging around Rs 10,150 per sq ft, with appreciation of 26.9 percent over three years, 53.8 percent over five years and 120.7 percent over ten years. Government transaction data pegs the average registered rate for flats at Rs 7,529 per sq ft, a gap between listed and transacted prices that is typical of a locality still absorbing new supply. RERA-registered developments in Khajaguda have also been shown to command 12 to 20 percent higher resale values than unregistered stock, a factor relevant to any developer, including Emami Realty, building here.
For a buyer evaluating Emami Realty in Khajaguda, the relevant reference points are twofold: the developer's scale and group backing, built on five decades of the Emami Group's operating history and a real estate arm running into double-digit million square feet of delivered and pipeline space; and the locality's own trajectory, tied to Hyderabad's western IT corridor, Outer Ring Road access, and metro connectivity through Raidurg and Durgam Cheruvu. Emami Realty's existing Hyderabad projects in Kukatpally and Tellapur, together with its Khajaguda development, indicate a developer already familiar with this stretch of the city rather than one entering it for the first time.