Premium flexible workspace operator The Executive Centre (TEC) has leased 465,000 sq ft across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai, adding over 6,000 workstations. The expansion is being driven by rising demand from GCCs, multinational corporations, and enterprise occupiers, reinforcing South India’s position as a major growth engine for India’s office and flexible workspace market.
The Executive Centre (TEC) is significantly expanding its flexible workspace footprint in South India with new leasing commitments totalling 465,000 square feet across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The latest expansion will add more than 6,000 workstations to the company’s premium managed office portfolio as enterprise demand for flexible workplace solutions continues to rise across India’s leading commercial markets.
The move highlights the growing importance of South India in the country’s commercial office ecosystem, particularly as Global Capability Centres (GCCs), multinational corporations, and large domestic enterprises increasingly adopt flexible and managed workspace models.
TEC’s latest additions come at a time when occupiers are moving beyond conventional office setups and prioritising scalable, premium workplace environments that combine operational flexibility with employee-focused infrastructure.
Bengaluru Leads TEC’s Expansion Pipeline
Bengaluru continues to remain a major growth market for flexible workspace operators, and TEC’s latest expansion reflects the city’s strong leasing momentum.
The company will launch three new centres in Bengaluru, including The Earth Centre, spanning approximately 91,000 sq ft and accommodating more than 1,100 workstations. Another new location at UB City will cover around 9,600 sq ft with over 100 workstations, while Brickell Tower will add approximately 80,200 sq ft with close to 1,000 workstations.
Industry experts believe Bengaluru’s position as India’s largest technology and GCC hub continues to drive strong demand for premium office infrastructure and managed workspace solutions.
According to a recent Cushman & Wakefield report, Bengaluru accounted for 31% of India’s quarterly gross office leasing volumes, making it the country’s largest office leasing market.
Hyderabad and Chennai Continue to Attract Enterprise Demand
TEC is also strengthening its presence in Hyderabad and Chennai, as both cities continue to witness rising enterprise leasing activity and growing flexible workspace adoption.
In Hyderabad, the company will add a large-format managed office facility at Avance Business Hub, covering approximately 204,000 sq ft with nearly 2,820 workstations. The expansion reflects Hyderabad’s growing appeal to multinational occupiers and GCCs seeking scalable office campuses with modern infrastructure.
Meanwhile, in Chennai, TEC will launch a new centre at DLF Downtown 2, offering approximately 80,450 sq ft and more than 1,000 workstations. The facility is expected to cater to the city’s expanding base of domestic and global occupiers.
Cushman & Wakefield’s latest market data showed that Hyderabad accounted for 22% of quarterly gross leasing activity, while Chennai maintained stable leasing momentum alongside rising new office supply.
Flexible Workspaces Become Central to Enterprise Strategy
The latest expansion by TEC reflects a larger structural shift in India’s office market, where flexible workspace operators are becoming increasingly important contributors to overall leasing activity.
The Cushman & Wakefield report noted that flexible workspace providers accounted for nearly 22% of overall office leasing activity, highlighting the rising adoption of managed office solutions by enterprises.
Commenting on the expansion, Paul Salnikoff, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of The Executive Centre, said, “South India continues to be a cornerstone of India’s office market growth.”
He further added that “the sustained momentum in these markets, driven by GCC expansion, strong demand from multinational occupiers, and the rapid evolution of flexible workspace adoption, reinforces our long-term confidence in the region.”
South India Continues to Drive India’s Office Market Growth
South India’s commercial office ecosystem has emerged as one of the strongest growth drivers for India’s real estate sector, supported by technology expansion, multinational investments, and GCC growth.
As occupiers increasingly prioritise flexibility, premium infrastructure, and scalable workplace solutions, operators like TEC are positioning themselves to capture rising enterprise demand across key urban markets.
With operations already spread across 38 cities in 15 markets globally, TEC’s latest South India expansion further strengthens its position in India’s rapidly evolving flexible workspace landscape.
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