Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
Infrastructure planning drives India’s commercial real estate growth by enhancing connectivity, attracting investments, and boosting economic activity. Projects like the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link fuel demand for office spaces. Government initiatives like Gati Shakti and NIP streamline development, ensuring long-term sustainability and increasing property values across key business hubs.
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READ MORERising interest rates are reshaping real estate investment strategies worldwide. While higher borrowing costs pose challenges, savvy investors can adapt by diversifying portfolios, repurposing commercial spaces, and focusing on sustainable properties. This article explores global trends, India’s resilience, and key strategies to thrive in a high-rate market.
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READ MOREFlex spaces are transforming commercial real estate and are no longer a one-player game. Brokers, owners, and operators are teaming up to create agile, efficient workspaces. With businesses prioritizing flexibility, this trio redefines office leasing with smarter strategies, longer commitments, and shared goals for scalable, future-ready solutions.
READ MORE315Work Avenue plans to expand its coworking footprint by 2 million square feet in FY26 with ₹400 crore investment. The company aims to operate in 10-12 cities while competing with major players like WeWork and Awfis. India’s flexible workspace sector is booming, with demand rising across Tier-I and Tier-II cities.
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