TVS Motor Takes 5.3 Lakh Sq Ft Office Space in Bengaluru on 10-Year Lease
- Industry News
- October 22, 2026

TVS Motor has leased approximately 529,533 sq ft of office space at Gardencity IT Park in Hebbal, for a 10-year term. The deal, which began on September 22, 2026, carries a monthly rent of around ₹4.7 crore. The transaction comes as Bengaluru continues to lead India’s office leasing market.
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Mahima Group has launched Mahima Primus, a commercial development at Jawahar Circle on Tonk Road, near Jaipur International Airport. The project combines office spaces, two ground-floor showrooms and three parking levels, with a focus on flexible workplace design, natural light and connectivity to Jaipur’s major business and transport hubs.
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Landmark Group has secured ₹330 crore in construction finance from SBI for Landmark One, a Grade A+ commercial development on Golf Course Extension Road. The project will offer large office floor plates, workplace amenities and sustainability features. The funding comes amid record office leasing and strong GCC demand across India.
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Nike is planning a new corporate campus in Bengaluru by FY28 as it expands its operations in India. The facility will bring Nike, Jordan Brand and Converse teams together, with employees moving in phases. While the investment remains undisclosed, the project adds another major global occupier to Bengaluru’s office market.
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