According to real estate consultancy JLL India, the BFSI sector has rapidly expanded its office space footprint, increasing its leasing share from 11% in 2017-2019 to around 17-18% in recent years, driven by technological advancements and a growing talent
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The BFSI sector's leasing share has increased to around 17-18% in recent years, compared to 11% in 2017-2019.
Mumbai leads in office space occupied by domestic financial organizations, while Bengaluru and Hyderabad together contribute over 50% of the total BFSI office leasing in India.
Global players occupy about 65% of the BFSI sector’s leased space and have steadily driven demand, averaging two-thirds of the BFSI sector’s leasing over the past six years.
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