French banking giant BNP Paribas has finalized a significant lease agreement for prime office space in the bustling financial district of BKC, Mumbai. The deal, which includes a rental rate of ₹811 per square foot monthly, underscores the robust growth of
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The rental rate for the BNP Paribas office space in BKC is ₹811 per square foot monthly.
BNP Paribas chose BKC due to its strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and proximity to major airports and public transportation, making it an ideal choice for establishing a strong presence in Mumbai.
The lease agreement includes provisions for long-term occupancy, ensuring stability and predictability for both BNP Paribas and the property owner.
The real estate market in BKC is witnessing a positive trend, driven by the influx of high-profile tenants and the development of modern commercial spaces.
BNP Paribas' lease agreement is a significant milestone that highlights the robust growth of the Mumbai real estate market and is likely to attract more international corporations to the area.
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