Driven Properties, one of the world’s leading real estate brokerages and the exclusive UAE partner of Forbes Global Properties, has officially entered the Indian market with the launch of its first office in Hyderabad. The move signals the company’s commitment to one of India’s most dynamic property hubs, backed by strong IT growth, infrastructure expansion, and a thriving luxury housing segment.
“Hyderabad is where growth, governance, and global confidence meet. The city’s infrastructure, investor-friendly policies, and international appeal make it the natural gateway for our India strategy,” said Abdullah Alajaji, Founder & CEO of Driven Properties.
Unlike traditional brokerages, Driven positions itself as both a sales engine for developers and a trusted advisor for investors, leveraging precision marketing, international roadshows, and advanced analytics to boost project visibility and absorption rates.
“Hyderabad is just the beginning,” said Shaik Suleman, Managing Director of Driven Properties India. “We aim to combine global buyer networks, data-driven insights, and high-touch service to help Indian developers grow faster and to give investors access to premium opportunities worldwide.”
Through its partnership with Forbes Global Properties, Driven will connect Hyderabad’s projects to an international network of more than 140 million high-net-worth individuals across 25 countries. The company expects Hyderabad’s western corridor, including the Financial District, Gachibowli, Kokapet, and HITECH City, to lead the next wave of real estate expansion, fueled by strong NRI and GCC-based investor demand.
“Hyderabad continues to stand tall as one of India’s most trusted real estate markets. The entry of a global leader like Driven Properties signals a new era of collaboration and opportunity,” said Gummi Ram Reddy Garu, President Elect of CREDAI Hyderabad.
For Indian investors, Driven’s entry offers a dual advantage: access to Hyderabad’s most promising projects and a direct gateway to global real estate. According to the company, premium housing and branded residences are expected to outperform in 2025–26, offering buyers both choice and confidence.
