The rise of co-working and managed office spaces has reshaped the landscape of the Indian commercial real estate market
Commercial Real Estate MarketCo Working SpacesManaged Office SpacesProperty OwnersLandlordsReal Estate InvestmentReal Estate NewsMay 27, 2024
The current trend is the rise of co-working and managed office spaces which has benefited all stakeholders including corporates freelancers startups builders and property owners
Co-working spaces allow landlords to make the most of their properties minimize vacancy risks and generate ancillary revenue through partnerships with service providers
The rise of co-working spaces can enhance the overall value of a property attracting higher-quality tenants and commanding premium rents
There are over 800 operators spread across 95 cities in India managing approximately 50 million sq/ft of space
The demand for co-working spaces is destined to reshape the commercial real estate landscape with co-working spaces becoming a mutually beneficial arrangement for all stakeholders
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