MySoho Redefines Coworking with an Asset-Light Revolution in Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities
- Coworking
- January 17, 2025
MySoho redefines coworking with its asset-light model, focusing on Tier 2 and 3 cities like Jaipur and Lucknow. Partnering with property owners offers premium, flexible spaces without heavy real estate investments. This approach fosters rapid scaling, economic growth, and talent retention while reshaping India’s real estate landscape.
READ MOREAwfis has launched its first flexible workspace in Lucknow’s Gomti Nagar, spanning 47,694 sq ft. The centre supports startups, entrepreneurs, and businesses with Grade-A infrastructure, advanced amenities, and strategic connectivity. This expansion strengthens Awfis’ presence in Tier-II cities and aligns with Lucknow’s transformation into a vibrant commercial hub.
READ MOREPune’s office space market grew 19% in 2024, leasing 80 lakh sq ft, driven by global firms, technology companies, and flexible workspaces. New supply surged 58%, and rentals reached ₹77 per sq ft. With Grade A spaces in demand and GCCs dominating, Pune is emerging as a top business hub.
READ MOREMumbai’s office leasing reached 12.1 million sq ft in 2024, driven by BFSI, technology, and flexible space sectors. National leasing hit a record 79 million sq ft, with sustainability gaining traction as green-certified spaces accounted for 56% of activity. Mumbai remains a key player in India’s evolving commercial real estate market.
READ MOREIndia’s office market reached record highs in 2024, with 50 million sq ft net absorption and 79 million sq ft leased. Global Capability Centres (GCCs) led demand, accounting for 37% of activity. Bengaluru dominated with 28% absorption. Flexible space leasing surged 52%, reflecting India’s growing role as a global office hub.
Dive into India’s top 10 commercial property developers for 2025, transforming urban landscapes with sustainable, flexible, and innovative workspaces. Learn about their visionary projects, future trends, and the evolution of commercial real estate in India.
Bollywood celebrities invested nearly ₹400 crore in Mumbai real estate in 2024, with Amitabh Bachchan and Shahid Kapoor leading the pack. From luxury apartments to strategic hubs, their purchases highlight a trend of combining lifestyle, status, and financial growth in India’s premium property market.
Explore India’s top 10 cities for remote work this winter, from Bengaluru’s tech hubs to Goa’s beachside coworking. With vibrant cultures, reliable internet, and inspiring settings, these destinations redefine work-life balance.
India’s Global Capability Centres (GCCs) drive demand for co-working spaces, embracing hybrid work models, cost efficiency, and sustainability. With growth expanding to tier-2 and tier-3 cities, co-working spaces offer scalable, tech-enabled, and tailored solutions. This trend opens opportunities for businesses and investors alike, redefining the future of workspaces.
Ashish Agarwal transformed a delayed job offer into Enzyme Office Spaces, a ₹60 crore venture redefining workspaces for startups. With 1.1 million sq. ft. in nine years, Enzyme offers affordable, collaborative spaces. Now expanding to Delhi-NCR and Pune, Ashish aims for ₹100 crore revenue, inspiring the startup community with innovation and resilience.
MySoho redefines coworking with its asset-light model, focusing on Tier 2 and 3 cities like Jaipur and Lucknow. Partnering with property owners offers premium, flexible spaces without heavy real estate investments. This approach fosters rapid scaling, economic growth, and talent retention while reshaping India’s real estate landscape.
India’s office leasing hit 89 million sq ft in 2024, led by Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Hyderabad. Net absorption reached 50 million sq ft, driven by IT-BPM, GCCs, and flexible workspaces. Despite tight Grade A supply, demand remains robust, positioning India as a global leader in commercial real estate.