Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
Foreign companies drove 62% of India’s office space leasing in Q1 2025, renting 111.6 lakh sq ft across nine major cities, says CBRE. Total leasing rose 5% year-on-year, led by demand from Global Capability Centres and a growing focus on sustainable, employee-centric workspaces.
READ MOREChennai’s real estate market grew strongly in Q1 2025, with 4,357 home sales and a 56% surge in office space transactions. Rising prices, increased new launches, and demand from GCCs and flex space operators reflect robust market sentiment and continued investor confidence across asset classes.
READ MOREInstitutional investments in Indian real estate surged 31% to USD 1.3 billion in Q1 2025, led by commercial office spaces. Delhi-NCR emerged as a key hotspot, attracting significant capital inflows. Industry leaders cite this momentum’s strong demand, infrastructure growth, and global investor confidence as key drivers.
READ MOREIndia’s top eight cities saw a 74% surge in office space leasing in Q1 2025, driven by rising demand for Global Capability Centres (GCC). Bengaluru led the growth, while Delhi-NCR and others saw declines. Premium Grade A spaces with rich amenities are now a key occupier preference.
READ MOREHyderabad’s office market surged in Q1 2025 with a 9% rent hike, driven by strong demand from IT firms and Global Capability Centers. While residential sales dipped slightly, premium housing saw notable growth, reflecting rising interest in high-value properties amid shifting buyer preferences and evolving workspace trends.
READ MOREKolkata’s office space leasing dipped 16% in Q1 2025, but average rents rose 9%, the highest among top Indian cities. Flexible workspaces dominated demand, while residential prices hit a six-year high. Despite a slight drop in home sales, luxury housing and new launches showed strong growth, signalling market resilience.
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