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

India’s Global Capability Centres (GCCs) leased a record 31.8 million sq ft of office space in FY2024–25—a 24% annual rise—even though the total number of transactions dropped slightly. The surge in large deals signals a strategic focus on consolidation, scale, and long-term operational growth. Bengaluru remained the top destination, with Fortune 500 companies driving most of the absorption.
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In preparation for the Central Vista relocation, Central Government offices have cleared over 676 lakh sq ft of space—equivalent to 1,000 football fields—since 2021 under the Swachhta campaign. Backed by digital transformation, the drive has generated over ₹3,100 crore from scrap sales and significantly reduced file pendency.
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Samsung India made a significant move in Chennai, doubling its flexible workspace by leasing 1,000 desks at WeWork’s Olympia Cyberspace. While that might sound like just another corporate real estate update, it’s part of a bigger shift in how companies like Samsung are rethinking where—and how—their people work.
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AU Small Finance Bank has acquired an 11-storey office tower in Mumbai’s Bandra for INR 371 crore, marking the largest office space purchase by a financial institution in 2025. This move supports its post-merger expansion, aims to establish a new headquarters, and signals a strategic shift toward owning prime commercial real estate.
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India’s Tier-II cities like Coimbatore and Mysuru are emerging as office space hotspots, driven by hybrid work models, affordable rents, and rising startup activity. Major corporations and coworking providers are expanding beyond metros, despite infrastructure challenges. These cities are reshaping India’s commercial real estate landscape with growing demand and improving connectivity.
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Gurgaon councillors have urged Haryana CM Nayab Singh Saini to provide office spaces and staff support to serve their wards better. While some operate from community centres or private offices, they stress formal infrastructure needs. The MCG has promised action pending verification, acknowledging growing administrative demands in the expanding city.
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