Google has leased 6.17 lakh sq ft at Gurugram’s Atrium Place, a DLF-Hines joint venture, marking one of India’s largest office real estate deals this year. Following its earlier Gurugram lease from Table Space, the move reinforces Google’s long-term growth strategy and confidence in India’s commercial real estate market.
In a landmark real estate transaction, Google has signed a lease for 617,000 square feet of premium office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram. The development, jointly owned by DLF and Hines, ranks among India’s largest commercial leases of 2025 and underscores Google’s steady expansion across the country.
This comes on the heels of Google’s earlier lease of 550,000 square feet from Table Space in Gurugram, further cementing the city’s status as a preferred hub for global technology firms. Industry sources note that Google’s selection process is meticulous, involving assessments of infrastructure, sustainability, connectivity, and amenities, making Atrium Place a natural fit.
A History of Real Estate Realignment
Google’s real estate footprint in Gurugram has evolved strategically over the years. In 2022, the company vacated a 700,000-square-foot office it had leased in 2020, reflecting a recalibration of its workplace strategy. The latest lease signals not contraction but reinvestment and consolidation — a move toward more efficient, future-ready campuses aligned with hybrid work trends and operational scalability.
Gurugram’s Real Estate Market on the Rise
The deal comes at a time when Delhi NCR’s commercial real estate market is showing robust momentum. Data from Cushman & Wakefield reveals a leasing volume of 5.1 million sq ft in Q3 2025, a 10% quarterly and 56% annual increase. Gurugram leads this surge, driven by strong corporate demand and rapid infrastructure development.
“Global occupiers are reinforcing their commitment to India,” said a senior real estate consultant. “Leases like Google’s highlight India’s role as both a talent base and a strategic operations hub.”
A Vote of Confidence in Indian Infrastructure
While financial details of the deal remain undisclosed, analysts view the Atrium Place lease as a bullish signal for India’s Grade A office market, especially amid global economic headwinds. The transaction underscores growing confidence in India’s business climate, regulatory stability, and talent ecosystem.
Atrium Place itself exemplifies the evolution of India’s office spaces — featuring sustainable design, high-grade amenities, and excellent connectivity to Delhi and Gurugram’s prime corridors. Its positioning within the city’s emerging tech belt strengthens Google’s ability to attract and retain top talent while ensuring operational efficiency.
Strengthening Gurugram’s Position as India’s Commercial Nucleus
With this lease, Google joins a roster of multinational firms consolidating operations in Gurugram, from fintech majors to IT service leaders. The city’s ecosystem — combining modern workspaces, reliable infrastructure, and a deep talent pool — continues to outpace regional competitors.
The Atrium Place expansion reaffirms that, even in an increasingly hybrid work environment, India’s demand for premium office spaces remains strong. For Google, the move symbolises not just an operational expansion but an enduring bet on India’s role in the global digital economy.
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