Bengaluru is expected to dominate India's commercial real estate market with 330-340 million square feet of office stock by 2030, driven by the technology, engineering, and manufacturing sectors.
BengaluruCommercial Real EstateOffice SpaceRetail Real EstateIndiaReal EstateJul 10, 2024
330-340 million square feet
Technology, engineering, and manufacturing sectors
Over 16 million square feet
Ease of doing business, high land costs, and efficient space utilization
1.5-2 million square feet
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