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

PropShare Investment Trust has filed draft papers for its third SM REIT scheme, PropShare Celestia, a ₹244.65 crore fresh issue backed by a fully leased Grade A+ office asset in Ahmedabad. With tenants including Smartworks, EFC, and a Swedish telecom multinational, the REIT targets an FY27 yield of 8.4% and a BSE listing.
READ MORE
BA Continuum has leased 1.11 lakh sq ft of Grade-A space at Cignus in Powai for ₹1.43 crore per month, strengthening corporate demand in the micro-market. Meanwhile, Tusshar Kapoor and Jitendra Kapoor sold a 3.25 lakh sq ft commercial property in Chandivali for ₹559.25 crore, underscoring rising investor activity.
READ MORE
JP Morgan Services India has leased 2.71 lakh sq ft of flex office space at Cowrks’ One Downtown Central in Mumbai’s Powai for ₹612 crore. The five-year lease includes a 30-month lock-in and a monthly rent of ₹9.23 crore. The deal reinforces growing demand for Grade-A flexible workspaces in key financial districts.
READ MORE
Vestian’s new report says India is poised to become one of the world’s most dynamic REIT markets, backed by strong commercial assets, growing investor appetite, and rising opportunities beyond offices. With the market cap expected to reach USD 25 billion by 2030, emerging sectors such as data centres, logistics, and warehousing will drive the next wave of REIT-led growth.
READ MORE
Colliers has appointed Kishore Veeraghattam as Managing Director for Chennai, in addition to his ongoing leadership role in Hyderabad, to drive integrated growth across both South Indian real estate hubs. Backed by global experience, he is positioned to advance Colliers’ expansion in flexible workspaces, industrial parks, sustainability-led assets, and cross-city client strategies.
READ MORE
India’s commercial real estate market is projected to reach USD 643 billion by 2035, driven by accelerating office demand, e-commerce-led warehousing, and nationwide infrastructure expansion. Tier I metros continue to anchor activity, while Tier II cities gain traction. Policy reforms, sustainable buildings, and flexible workspace trends are reshaping the sector’s future trajectory.
READ MORE