Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
India’s commercial office rental market is booming, with Mumbai leading a 28% rise and Hyderabad close behind at 24.1%. Driven by Global Capability Centres, BFSI, and tech firms, prime metros show strong demand for Grade A spaces. Investor confidence remains high as India redefines the future of work.
READ MOREMumbai has emerged as India’s most expensive commercial office market, with rentals up 28% since 2022. ANAROCK reports rising demand driven by U.S.-based firms and Global Capability Centres (GCCs). Key cities like Delhi NCR, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru also saw strong growth, highlighting continued momentum in India’s premium office space sector.
READ MOREThanks to its strong connectivity, affordable living, vibrant culture, and thriving startup scene, Mumbai is rapidly becoming a top destination for digital nomads and remote workers. With modern coworking spaces, weekend getaways, and supportive communities, the city offers the perfect blend of work and lifestyle for today’s mobile professionals.
READ MOREA Jet Airways-owned office floor in Mumbai’s Godrej BKC tower is set for auction on June 2 with a reserve price of ₹335.24 crore. Brookfield, which owns two other floors in the building, holds first refusal rights. The sale follows an NCLT order lifting a previous property seal.
READ MOREIndia’s office fit-out costs are rising, with Mumbai leading at $73 per sq. ft., followed by Delhi and Bengaluru. Despite a 3% increase, India remains cost-effective in APAC. Companies are investing in premium, tech-enabled, and sustainable workspaces. Flexible office models and sustainability initiatives are also shaping workplace trends.
READ MOREMumbai Metro Line 3’s second phase will launch in April and will connect Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) and Worli, boosting real estate demand in South and Central Mumbai. While the Metro will enhance accessibility for professionals, experts believe high-net-worth individuals will benefit more from the Mumbai Coastal Road.
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