India's Leap Towards Sustainable & Innovative Workspace Design
- Industry News
- March 13, 2024

US companies have leased 64.5 million sq ft of office space in India’s top cities from 2022 to 2024, primarily to establish Global Capability Centres (GCCs), according to JLL India. This accounts for over one-third of total office leasing, with Bengaluru leading demand driven by tech and BFSI firms.
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Amazon has leased over 1 million sq ft of office space in North Bengaluru’s Kattigenahalli, signalling strong demand in the area. The 10-year deal, valued at ₹6.1 crore per month, is expected to house 6,000–7,000 employees and boost commercial and residential investment interest in the well-connected micro-market.
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Infosys has leased over 1 lakh sq ft in Gujarat’s GIFT City to launch a TechFin hub serving global BFSI clients. The move highlights GIFT City’s emergence as a top-tier financial and tech destination, drawing investor interest and strengthening its commercial real estate market with rising demand and returns.
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Samsung India made a significant move in Chennai, doubling its flexible workspace by leasing 1,000 desks at WeWork’s Olympia Cyberspace. While that might sound like just another corporate real estate update, it’s part of a bigger shift in how companies like Samsung are rethinking where—and how—their people work.
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The Earth Centre (TEC) by Vista Spaces in Bangalore redefines workspaces with sustainability, innovative technology, and cultural integration. Featuring India’s first 1MW photovoltaic facade, TEC blends wellness, digital infrastructure, and human-centric design to create a vibrant, future-ready ecosystem that extends beyond work into lifestyle and community engagement.
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