91Springboard has leased around 1 lakh sq ft across Hiranandani Business Park, LightHall in Andheri East, Mumbai, and DLF World Trade Park in Gurugram to open two new centres. With both set to go live “by the next quarter” and fresh expansion plans underway, the operator is doubling down on rising corporate demand for flexible workspaces.
91Springboard has taken a decisive expansion bet, leasing about 1 lakh sq ft of office space across Mumbai and Gurugram to open two new coworking centres. The realty firm said the move is aimed at “catering to the rising demand of flexible and managed workspaces from corporates,” as more enterprises shift from conventional leases to agile, plug-and-play models.
New Centres in Andheri East and Gurugram
The new facilities are spread across two high-visibility business hubs. In Mumbai, 91Springboard has leased approximately 40,000 sq ft at Hiranandani Business Park, Light Hall in Andheri East, a micro-market favoured by tech, media, and services firms. In Gurugram, it has leased approximately 60,000 sq ft at DLF World Trade Park, a Grade-A development that attracts both domestic and global occupiers. Both centres are “scheduled to be operational by the next quarter,” adding fresh capacity in two of India’s most competitive office markets.
Accelerated Expansion Pipeline
These leases are part of a larger, aggressive rollout. The company stated that it has “added half a million sq.ft. of space in this calendar year” and plans to add another million sq. ft. by the end of the fiscal year. For occupiers, that signals a deeper network of ready-to-move options across key cities, with the ability to scale up seats quickly without waiting for traditional fit-outs. For 91Springboard, it marks a clear push to strengthen its position in the managed office and coworking stack.
A Pan-India Network for Distributed Teams
With the latest additions, 91Springboard continues to build on a national platform that already spans over 1.64 million sq ft and 43 centres across Bengaluru, Delhi, Goa, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Noida, Chennai and Pune. This footprint enables enterprises to support distributed teams, establish satellite offices, and explore new markets with lower upfront risk, in an environment where hybrid work, cost optimisation and employee experience all matter, such a network is a strategic asset.
What It Means for Corporations
For corporate occupiers, the expansion into Andheri East and DLF World Trade Park means more choice in high-demand corridors, with the flexibility of shorter commitments and the benefits of fully managed infrastructure. As 91Springboard continues to grow its portfolio and “add another million sq ft by the end of this fiscal,” its role as a scaled, pan-India flex partner for enterprises is set to deepen.
