MoonGlade Apartments Reviews

I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to the entire team behind Moonglade Apartments, Hyderabad. The thoughtful design, quality construction, and commitment are truly commendable. Even in its under-construction phase, the project reflects a promising vision of modern, comfortable, and community-driven living. Your dedication to create a sustainable and beautiful residential space is deeply appreciated. We look forward to see Moonglade shine as a landmark of excellence in Hyderabad’s real estate landscape. Wishing you continued success and a smooth completion! Looking forward to join as a Resident in your esteemed Project.

We have been searching for a good flat in the Kokapet area. We came across Moonglade and went for a site visit. Even though work is ongoing, you can clearly see how big the project is going to be. The model flat was nicely done and gave a proper feel of the space and design.

I had visited this project on 28th February, and my point of contact was Mr. Sridhar. Initially, I liked the project and paid a token amount to freeze the price, as suggested by him. However, I later decided not to move forward with the purchase. While it did take some time for the refund to be processed, the amount was eventually returned. Throughout the entire process, Mr. Sridhar remained extremely responsive — he always answered my calls and followed up without delay. I can’t speak much about the project or the company overall, but I would definitely recommend Mr. Sridhar as your real estate partner. Professional, reliable, and easy to work with.

We recently visited this project and it is going to be one of the best projects in recent times with budget friendly pricing at the Kokapet like no other. Sales representative Poojitha helped us throughout the process of our visit, sharing the project details , keeping the transperancy, sharing a lot suggestions on facing, rise and block etc and coordinating with us over a month to finally help us with the option to choose the the correct flat at our budget and need. Manager Eshwar sir is so supportive too in every discussion we had. It is wonderful experience with Moonglade project team so far. Happy to find our next home in this iconic project.

Visited Moonglade with family last week. The project looks quite premium in terms of planning and layout. The sales team explained their special payment structure very clearly and the Model flat was impressive and had good features. The team was patient during the visit and clarified all our doubts .

​The absolute epitome of luxury. Exceptional architecture, world-class amenities, and a highly professional management team. Living here is an elite experience.

Visited the Moonglade model apartment today. The design, finishes, and overall concept feel premium and well thought out.

I’ve been thinking about buying a property in Hyderabad due to my undying love for the city even though I lived there only for a few years. The last time I’ve been to Hyderabad or India was almost 10 years ago and I’ve been recently just looking online and saw these amazing apartments - “‘My home Bhooja” Now I know that a lot of things changed in India and I know 2 samosa aur chai is no longer 10 rupees and also know that Hyderabad has gone through a major makeover and is still killing it in the IT game but damn, 4+ crore apartments plus registration? Did everyone secretly got super rich? How is it all those units are that expensive and still selling out? In fact I thought this property must be an outlier but there are like thousands of units all over Hyderabad that are premium priced.

Only project with low sfts around 1500 sfts nowhere else to be found…but price too high

Hi, I am a single (27M) currently working for a FAANG company in the US. I am a us citizen. I am planning on moving back to India in the next 3-4 years permanently. I currently make around 16L per month (approx 2CR per annum) after taxes if I convert my salary to INR. I have very minimal expenses and I have around 2CR saved. Since I want to move back to Hyderabad, I am looking to buy an under construction luxury apartment that will be ready in 3 years - in time for me to move back permanently. I have seen a few luxury apartments that are being built by some of the well-known construction companies (think DSR, Myscape) and I have finalized three properties: Property 1 [Nanakramguda] - 5300sqft Apartment Price Quoted: 5.3CR Estimated Completion: Dec 2025 Property 2 [Jubilee Hills] - 7200sqft Apartment Price Quoted: 6.8CR Estimated Completion: March 2025 Property 3 [Gachibowli] - 4000sqft Apartment Price Quoted: 4.2CR Estimated Completion: June 2025 Ofcourse I take all the estimated completions with a pinch of salt. Now coming to my main question, buying my own house has always been my dream and I have been saving rigidly to come to this stage. This is my first big purchase and I wanted to know if it’s a good investment value wise to buy an apartment at these rates with my current profile. I plan on making down payments and completing payments without a loan as per the schedule since they are a few years away. I also have a loan approval from HDFC and Axis for 7.8% in case I need to utilize the loan. This is my first major investment and a dream project of mine. I definelty understand the rates are on the higher end but I am looking to buy a luxury apartment for me to settle down for the next decade or so. I know I can buy for cheaper if I move farther from city but I want to stay inside the core city. Is this a good investment?

Seeing a lot of apartments in Hyderabad being sold at ₹1.5-2 Cr today. On top of that: • ₹10k-20k monthly maintenance • Property tax • Registration costs • Interiors • Rental yields barely around 2-3% in many cases Yet many people are buying these mainly as investments expecting the same flats to become ₹4-6 Cr by 2030-2035. Genuine question: Who is going to buy these apartments at those prices in the future? Especially considering: • IT sector growth may slow down • High-paying jobs are becoming less secure • Layoffs and AI impact are increasing • Salaries may not grow at the same pace as real estate • Liquidity for high-ticket apartments could become a major issue Currently, a huge chunk of buyers seem to be: • IT employees • NRIs • Political/business families • Investors parking surplus money But will the next generation of buyers be willing to risk ₹4-6 Cr on apartments with high maintenance and aging buildings? Not trying to spread negativity, just genuinely curious about the long-term sustainability of current pricing. Would like to hear different perspectives from investors, homeowners, and people actively tracking Hyderabad real estate.

Excited for handover in 2029 Moonglade looks worth the wait