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

Facebook India has leased 69,702 sq ft in Hyderabad’s Hitec City for five years, strengthening its long-term presence in the city. With rising GCC demand, renewed leases, and robust leasing volumes, Hyderabad continues to outpace Bengaluru in attracting global enterprises. The city closed 2025 with strong momentum, driven by diversified occupier activity.
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WeWork India has surpassed 1 lakh members, recording 33.6% YoY growth, driven by strong demand from enterprises and GCCs. With 76% enterprise revenue and rapid expansion across eight cities, the company says flexible workspaces have become core business infrastructure. Southern markets led momentum as GCC and tech-driven occupancies surged.
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India’s USD 5.99 billion flexible workspace sector is urging the government to rationalise GST, provide regulatory clarity, and offer incentives in the Union Budget 2026. With demand rising, leaders say streamlined approvals, green building incentives, and clarity on SatCom spectrum are essential for scaling to 100+ million sq. ft. nationwide.
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India’s office market achieved a record 82.6 million sq. ft. in leasing during 2025, supported by tech firms, flex operators and BFSI occupiers. GCCs remained the strongest demand engine and are expected to drive up to 40% of absorption in 2026. New supply also touched an all-time high at 58.9 million sq. ft.
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WeWork India enters a pivotal trading session as its three-month lock-in ends, freeing 10.4 million shares—8% of its equity—for potential trade. With the stock already 5% below its IPO price, investors are watching closely. Meanwhile, CEO Karan Virwani says WeWork India is evolving from co-working to “workspace as a service.”
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India’s office real estate market is undergoing a structural shift as managed and flexible workspaces move into the mainstream. Smartworks’ Harsh Binani highlights rapid supply growth, rising enterprise adoption, strong occupancies, and long-term contracts, positioning flexible offices as a core pillar of India’s evolving commercial real estate ecosystem.
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