In a significant move, BNP Paribas has leased a prime office space in Mumbai's Business District, BKC, at a record rental rate of Rs 811 per square foot. This deal highlights the resilience of the Mumbai real estate market despite economic challenges.
Mumbai Real EstateBnp ParibasBkc Office SpaceCommercial PropertyRental RatesReal Estate MumbaiMar 07, 2025
The record rental rate for the BNP Paribas office space in BKC is Rs 811 per square foot.
BKC is preferred for corporate offices due to its concentration of international companies, excellent connectivity, and well-developed infrastructure.
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The high rental rate in BKC exceeds the average rates in other major commercial districts in Mumbai, such as Nariman Point and Bandra Kurla Complex.
The new BNP Paribas office space provides advanced facilities including high-speed internet, secure data centers, and comprehensive security systems.
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