Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are expected to occupy 35% of India's commercial real estate by 2024, surpassing IT companies
GccsCommercial Real EstateIndiaKnight FrankEconomic GrowthReal Estate NewsJul 26, 2024
According to the report by Knight Frank, GCCs will occupy around 35% of all commercial real estate in India by 2024.
GCCs are expected to contribute around 3.5% of India's GDP by 2030, generating an estimated revenue of $121 billion.
The growth of GCCs is driven by the increasing demand for specialized services and the availability of skilled talent in India.
Mumbai leads with the highest percentage of GCCs under the BFSI sector.
Around 80% of the GCCs in India are currently servicing international-facing clients.
Private equity investments in Indian real estate rose 15% to USD 3 billion in H1 2024, driven by inflows in warehousing and residential sectors.
India's office space demand is on the rise, driven by Global Capability Centres (GCCs). Mumbai, Noida Expressway, and other hubs are witnessing rapid growth, fueled by skilled workforce and real estate development.
Godrej Properties Ltd to develop a housing and high-street retail project in Pune, with an estimated revenue potential of ₹1800 crore.
Pune's real estate market saw a remarkable 50% growth in the second quarter of 2024, with 39,961 property transactions reported, up from 26,629 last year.
The Maharashtra government has reduced the penalty for underpayment of stamp duty from 2% to 1% to help recover dues and encourage homebuyers to pay the correct amount
Aditya Birla Real Estate is set to hold a board meeting and has recently launched a new residential project in Pune, marking a significant step in the company's expansion strategy.