Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
India’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.
READ MOREIndia’s festive season boosts demand for co-working spaces as companies and freelancers embrace flexible, collaborative environments. Festive promotions and packages drive occupancy, while companies use this high-energy period for team bonding and client events. Co-working providers aim to convert seasonal users into long-term tenants through engaging offers.
READ MOREOfis Square partners with Bollywood star Shraddha Kapoor as its first brand ambassador in India’s coworking sector. With plans to expand 10 million square feet nationwide, Ofis Square aims to mainstream flexible workspaces, targeting entrepreneurs and startups. Kapoor’s endorsement strengthens its vision to lead India’s evolving coworking market.
READ MOREFor the first time since 2019, office rental prices across India’s six largest cities have exceeded pre-pandemic levels, according to a report by Colliers India. The report reveals a steady rise in average office rents, reaching Rs 101.3 per square foot in 2024, up from Rs 99.5 per square foot in 2019. This marks a
READ MOREIn Nikhil Kamath’s latest podcast episode, WTF is Indian Real Estate Giants Up To?, industry leaders Irfan Razack, Nirupa Shankar, and Karan Virwani discuss the evolution of India’s real estate sector, opportunities for entrepreneurs, and the challenges of managing family-run businesses. The episode offers key insights into modern workspace trends and succession strategies.
READ MOREAccording to Knight Frank, Nariman Point, Mumbai’s iconic commercial hub, is expected to double office rents by 2030, rising from Rs 569 to Rs 1,091 per sq ft. The area’s resurgence is driven by infrastructure upgrades, growing demand for premium office space, and strong investor interest.
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