Amazon Expands in Bengaluru with 1.1 Million Sq Ft New Office Space
- Industry News
- June 20, 2024
Office space demand in six major Indian cities is projected to rise 35% in Q1 2024, reaching 13.6 million sq ft. Hyderabad leads with a twofold increase, followed by significant growth in Mumbai and Bengaluru. The technology, engineering, manufacturing, and BFSI sectors drive this surge, with flexible workspaces also in high demand.
READ MORERegus opens a new flexible workspace in GMR Aerocity, Hyderabad, catering to various workstyles with modern, sustainable facilities. The workspace features business lounges, co-working spaces, and rentable offices. Located in GMR Business Park, it enhances Regus’s footprint in Hyderabad and offers strategic value to businesses of all sizes.
READ MOREDelhi-NCR ranks as APAC’s fifth most expensive office rental market, with monthly prime office rents at Rs 340 per sq ft. Indian office space transactions surged 50% in Q2 2024, driven by returning employees and strategic corporate investments. Mumbai and Bengaluru also saw stable rental rates and high demand.
READ MOREAmerican Express opens its largest global office in Gurugram, India, spanning one million square feet. The LEED Gold-certified campus focuses on sustainability, health, and wellness and aims to enhance innovation. The new facility supports all company divisions and underscores AmEx’s commitment to leveraging local talent and expanding in India.
READ MOREExplore the crucial role of health and wellness in enhancing Productivity within flexible workspaces. Dive into ergonomic designs, mental well-being, and environmental wellness, supported by recent trends and statistics. Learn how fostering a healthy environment can attract and retain members, ensuring long-term success for flex workspaces.
READ MOREIndia’s office market set new records in H1 2024, with 33.5 million sq ft of leasing across top cities. Bengaluru and Delhi-NCR led the surge, which was driven by the high demand for flexible office spaces. Key sectors like tech and finance boosted growth, reflecting robust confidence in the commercial real estate sector.
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