Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
India’s commercial real estate is shifting to an OpEx model, prioritising flexibility and cost-efficiency. Corporations are embracing managed and co-working spaces, with leasing projected at 70 million sq. ft by 2024. Sustainability and tech-driven solutions like smart building systems further drive this trend, transforming workspace strategies for adaptability and growth.
READ MOREIndia’s real estate market will see a steady recovery and transformation in 2024. Office leasing nears pre-pandemic levels, fueled by IT and hybrid work models, while e-commerce drives warehousing demand. Residential trends favour integrated townships and sustainable green buildings. Affordable housing expands, though affordability challenges persist in major cities like Mumbai and Delhi.
READ MOREIndia leads the Asia-Pacific office market, driving over 70% of Q3 2024 leasing demand, fueled by a 10.7% YoY surge in regional activity. With rising rental rates, robust absorption in Bengaluru and Hyderabad, and 1.34 million square meters of new completions, India cements its position as the APAC market leader for 2025.
READ MOREIndia now leads the Asia-Pacific office market, capturing 70% of new office space supply with over 14.4 million sq ft completed in Q3. Driven by strong demand, India’s office sector will add 54-64 million sq ft of Grade A space in 2024, reinforcing its APAC market prominence.
READ MOREIndia’s office market is booming, with record leasing expected to surpass 80 million sq ft this year, driven by demand from multinationals and Global Capability Centers (GCCs). Luxury residential demand remains strong, and new REIT regulations are expanding investment opportunities, solidifying India’s role in the global real estate landscape.
READ MOREIndia’s office space market is set for record growth in 2024, with projected absorption to exceed 70 million sq. ft., driven by high demand from IT-BPM, flexible workspaces, and BFSI sectors. Major cities like Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai lead leasing activity despite slower new completions lowering vacancy rates.
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