Bengaluru is expected to dominate India's commercial real estate market with 330-340 million square feet of office stock by 2030, driven by demand from tech, BFSI, and life sciences sectors.
BengaluruCommercial Real EstateOffice StockCbreConfederation Of Indian IndustryReal Estate MumbaiJul 10, 2024
330-340 million square feet
Technology, engineering and manufacturing, and BFSI categories
25%
Life sciences, aviation, and automobile
1.4 times growth to 20-30 million square feet
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