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

India’s real estate sector recorded its highest-ever institutional investments at $10.4 billion in 2025, according to JLL. Strong office demand, platform-led deals, rising domestic capital participation, and growing interest in digital and alternative assets signal a maturing, resilient market with long-term growth potential.
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JLL has leased a 120,000 sq. ft. facility in Hyderabad’s Financial District to launch its second major capability centre in India, creating 1,600+ skilled roles by 2026. The new hub will deliver advanced analytics, tech-enabled solutions, and strategic operations, reinforcing India’s position as a global powerhouse in real estate innovation.
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A new JLL report highlights Guwahati’s rapid rise as Northeast India’s commercial hub, driven by 80% growth in office stock, major connectivity projects, and strong investor confidence. With expanding BPM and startup activity, better quality of life, and transformational infrastructure, the city is positioned for significant real estate momentum through 2028.
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JLL has leased two floors at Prestige Skytech in Hyderabad for a monthly rent of ₹64.1 lakh, commencing in April 2026. The five-year lease includes 134 parking slots, a seven-month fit-out period, and a three-year lock-in. The deal highlights Hyderabad’s rising demand for Grade-A workspaces and its expanding GCC ecosystem.
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India’s office fit-out costs reveal a unique mix of low labour expenses and rising tech investments, according to JLL’s APAC Fit-Out Cost Guide 2025. The report highlights India’s focus on sustainable design, smart features, and cost-effective strategies, positioning the country as a standout in the Asia Pacific workplace transformation landscape.
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In 2024, India’s real estate sector saw a significant transformation, with Rs 62,000 crore needed for land development, as per JLL. Developers acquired 2,335 acres across 23 cities, with Tier II and III cities gaining traction. Residential projects dominated while evolving financing strategies shaped the industry’s growth.
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