Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
Enzyme Office Spaces has leased 14,000 sq ft of managed office space in Mumbai’s Andheri East to SUGAR Cosmetics, providing 300 seats for a five-year term. The deal reflects India’s growing demand for flexible workspaces, with the coworking sector expected to surpass 100 million sq ft by 2026.
READ MOREBengaluru led India’s office leasing market in 2024 with 21.8 million sq. ft. of absorption, driven by GCCs, tech firms, and flexible space operators. Pan-India leasing hit 79 million sq. ft., with sustainability gaining traction—56% of leases in green-certified buildings. 2025 trends include GCC expansion, flexible spaces, and eco-friendly developments.
READ MOREIndia’s office leasing market is set to grow 8-10% in FY26, driven by strong demand from BFSI and GCCs, especially in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. Flex space operators are expanding rapidly, while vacancy rates are expected to decline. Crisil Ratings highlights stable financials, though economic risks remain a key concern.
READ MOREThe National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) has leased 1.15 lakh sq. ft. of office space in Goregaon, Mumbai, for ₹136 crore, marking its expansion in India’s digital payments ecosystem. This move reflects the growing demand for commercial real estate, as Mumbai remains a hub for Grade-A office spaces, hybrid work models, and fintech growth.
READ MOREAccording to Knight Frank India, NCR’s office market hit a record 12.7 million sq. ft. leasing in 2024, with deal sizes rising 29% YoY. Noida saw a 48% surge, while Gurugram remained dominant. Flexible workspaces grew 2.4x, reflecting the shift towards hybrid work and high-quality office space demand.
READ MOREIndia’s office market is set for record absorption, with net leasing projected to grow 10-11% in FY2025 to 59-60 million sq. ft., according to ICRA. Vacancy rates will remain stable, while retail leasing will grow 7-9%. Rising demand from GCCs, corporates, and resilient economic factors continue to drive expansion.
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