Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
Brigade Group is set to transform Hyderabad’s skyline with South India’s tallest tower in Kokapet. Rising over 200 meters, the landmark will feature World Trade Center-branded office spaces, a seven-story Orion Mall, and a luxury Intercontinental hotel, redefining urban sophistication and boosting Hyderabad’s status as a global business destination.
READ MORETable Space has launched its first premium Suites in Hyderabad’s HITEC City, spanning 1,35,000 sq. ft with 2,200+ seats. The tech-enabled facility caters to enterprise demands for speed, flexibility, and security. Hyderabad’s growing flex space market underscores the city’s rising demand for Grade A workspaces, strengthening Table Space’s national presence.
READ MOREiSprout has expanded its Hyderabad presence by leasing an additional 1 million sq ft of premium office space across SAS iTower, iSprout Tower at Minaas, and Trendset Jayabheri Connect. This brings their total managed space in the city to 1.7 million sq ft, strengthening their leadership in innovative, tech-driven work environments.
READ MORE91Springboard expands its presence in Hyderabad with a new 48,000 sq. ft. hub in HITEC City, offering flexible workspace solutions for medium and large businesses. Located in Raheja Commerzone Hetero Tower, this is 91Springboard’s 31st hub in India, providing modern amenities and tailored office spaces to enhance productivity.
READ MOREFlutter Entertainment has invested $3.5 million to open an 80,000 sq. ft. Global Capability Centre in Hyderabad. The facility will support over 700 employees and plans to expand to 900 by 2024. The company aims to have 40% women in leadership roles by 2026.
READ MOREHyderabad accounts for 14% of India’s office space, driven by solid demand from Global Capability Centers and tech firms. With office stock surging to 127 million square feet, the city is poised for further growth, supported by government initiatives and increasing interest from emerging sectors.
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