Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai have emerged as the 6th and 9th most expensive office space rental markets in the Asia-Pacific region, respectively, where prime office rent remains a significant factor for businesses.
Real EstateOffice RentalDelhi NcrMumbaiAsiapacificReal Estate NewsNov 17, 2024
Delhi NCR and Mumbai are among the top real estate markets in the Asia-Pacific region due to their robust economic activities, high demand for office spaces, and strategic advantages such as a skilled workforce and robust infrastructure.
The average prime office rent in Delhi NCR is around $45 per square foot, while in Mumbai, it is slightly lower at $35 per square foot.
The high rental costs in Delhi NCR and Mumbai are primarily due to the limited availability of prime office spaces, which are often located in central business districts (CBDs).
Smaller businesses and startups are addressing the high rental costs by exploring alternative options such as coworking spaces, which offer flexible and cost-effective solutions.
The real estate market in Delhi NCR and Mumbai is expected to continue its upward trajectory, driven by ongoing economic growth and increasing demand for office spaces. Government initiatives and infrastructure development are likely to further boost the sector.
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