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

ANACITY and Spintly have partnered to introduce intelligent, smartphone-enabled access control for commercial offices. Their solution uses IoT technology to replace traditional keycards with touchless entry, enhancing security and convenience. This integration supports real-time monitoring and seamless visitor management, advancing digital transformation in workplace experience across India and beyond.
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AU Small Finance Bank has acquired an 11-storey office tower in Mumbai’s Bandra for INR 371 crore, marking the largest office space purchase by a financial institution in 2025. This move supports its post-merger expansion, aims to establish a new headquarters, and signals a strategic shift toward owning prime commercial real estate.
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Vyapar has leased 90,000 sq ft at Enzyme Office Spaces’ new Sarjapur Road centre in Bengaluru, securing 2,200 seats. This move highlights the growing demand for flexible, customised workspaces. Enzyme, with 32 centres nationwide, continues expanding after a similar deal with SUGAR Cosmetics earlier this year in Mumbai.
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India is facing a fresh COVID-19 surge driven by new variants like JN.1 and NB.1.8.1. While hospitalisations remain low, experts urge office workers to stay cautious. Key measures include masking, hand hygiene, social distancing, and symptom monitoring. Staying updated on vaccinations remains critical to minimising workplace transmission and health risks.
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Hines, Kanakia Group, and Japanese partners have announced a 1.5 million sq. ft. trophy office development in Mumbai’s BKC. The project will offer premium office, retail, and F&B spaces designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox. With strong connectivity and sustainability goals, it highlights growing global interest in India’s office space market.
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Jet Airways’ former corporate office in Mumbai’s BKC will be auctioned on June 5, 2025, as part of its liquidation process. Valued at ₹335.24 crore, the prime commercial asset is expected to attract significant interest. This marks a key step in repaying creditors after years of stalled revival efforts.
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