GCCs' growing demand for office spaces fuels India's commercial real estate growth, with 67% planning to expand their portfolios by 10% in the next two years.
GccsCommercial Real EstateIndiaOffice Space DemandReal Estate MarketReal Estate MumbaiAug 24, 2024
GCCs are being driven by a skilled workforce, cost efficiency, and a conducive business climate in India.
GCCs have leased nearly 53 million square feet of office space since 2022 across major cities in India.
Approximately 67% of GCCs intend to increase their office portfolios by at least 10% within the next two years.
The commercial real estate sector in India is experiencing sustained growth, reinforcing the country's status as a strategic destination for global companies.
Developers are encouraged to create specialized and premium office spaces, enhancing the vibrancy and competitiveness of India's commercial real estate market.
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Three brothers in Mumbai assaulted real estate agents who were gathering property details, mistakenly believing they were civic informers. This incident highlights the challenges faced by real estate professionals in the city.
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