BNP Paribas has leased a prime office space in BKC, Mumbai, at a rate of ₹811 per square foot monthly, solidifying its commitment to the Indian real estate market. The French bank has chosen Maker Maxity (1 North Avenue), one of BKC's most prestigious dev
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BNP Paribas has leased the office space at a rate of ₹811 per square foot monthly.
The office space is located in Maker Maxity (1 North Avenue) in the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC), Mumbai.
BNP Paribas chose BKC due to its strategic location, modern infrastructure, and the presence of several multinational corporations and financial institutions, making it an ideal business district.
The lease is seen as a strong vote of confidence in the Indian market, reflecting the growing importance of BKC as a key business district and potentially driving up demand and rents in the area.
Maker Maxity (1 North Avenue) offers state-of-the-art facilities, including advanced security systems, high-speed internet, and ample parking, making it an attractive option for leading financial institutions like BNP Paribas.
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