WeWork India has expanded its partnership with Turner International through a 46,000 sq. ft managed office at Gigaplex, Airoli. The 650+ seat facility marks Turner’s scale-up from a 16-seat setup in 2022. The deal reflects growing enterprise demand for customised, flexible workspace solutions in India.
WeWork India has deepened its partnership with global construction and project management firm Turner International India by signing a 46,000 sq. ft managed office deal at its Gigaplex facility in Airoli, Mumbai. The new workspace will accommodate over 650 professionals and represents a major expansion of Turner’s presence in India.
Turner first partnered with WeWork India in 2022 with a 16-seat private office. The latest development marks a significant scale-up and highlights the evolution of their relationship from a small footprint to a fully customised enterprise-grade managed office solution.
According to the company release, “The collaboration marks a milestone in Turner’s growth in India, underscoring its long-term commitment to the country’s fast-evolving infrastructure landscape and talent ecosystem.”
Designed for Performance and Culture
The new managed office has been built exclusively for Turner, aligning with its global workplace standards while integrating WeWork India’s design expertise and flexible workspace capabilities. The facility features an open-concept layout, height-adjustable workstations, and meeting rooms fitted with frameless glass storefronts. A café zone doubles as an event space, supporting town halls, presentations, and internal gatherings.
Jairam Panch, Chief Operating Officer, Turner International, emphasised the strategic importance of the expansion. “Our new Managed Office at WeWork Gigaplex is more than just a workspace; it is a reflection of our confidence in India’s potential and our continued investment in our teams,” he said. He added that WeWork India successfully translated Turner’s organisational culture into a collaborative and creative work environment.
The choice of Airoli was driven by its strong connectivity, access to skilled talent, and established business ecosystem—factors increasingly influencing enterprise real estate decisions.
Managed Offices Gain Enterprise Momentum
The transaction reflects a broader shift in India’s office market, as large enterprises move toward managed, flexible workspace formats. Companies are increasingly viewing office space as a strategic lever rather than a fixed operational cost.
Santosh Martin, Chief Revenue Officer, WeWork India, highlighted this trend. “The rise in demand for Managed Offices is a clear indicator that companies today see their workspaces not merely as operational assets but as strategic enablers of performance, culture, and growth,” he said.
He further noted, “From a 16-seat setup in 2022 to a 650+ seat Managed Office today, this evolution reflects the growing preference for customised, scalable workspace models that combine efficiency with identity.”
Enterprise-Led Growth Strengthens Market Position
WeWork India currently operates across eight cities with more than one lakh desks. Enterprise clients account for nearly 74% of its overall member base, and in Mumbai alone, they represent about 76% of members across sectors such as technology, finance, media, and management.
Following the announcement, shares of WeWork India rose 1.78% to ₹594 on the BSE, taking its market capitalisation to ₹7,961 crore.
As enterprises continue to prioritise agility, brand alignment, and workforce experience, managed office solutions are emerging as a core growth engine within India’s flexible workspace industry.
