Global Capacity Centres (GCCs) are driving the premiumisation of India's office real estate market, with a strong demand for Grade-A, ESG-compliant buildings equipped with advanced technology.
GccsPremium Office SpaceEsgReal EstateSustainabilityReal EstateMay 25, 2025

Global Capacity Centres (GCCs) are large-scale, multi-functional hubs set up by multinational companies to handle various business operations, including IT, R&D, and customer support. They are typically located in countries with a skilled workforce and favorable business conditions.
GCCs are opting for premium office spaces to enhance their brand reputation, attract and retain top talent, improve operational efficiency, and meet their sustainability goals. These spaces are usually Grade-A, ESG-compliant, and equipped with advanced smart technology systems.
The presence of GCCs in India has led to a surge in demand for premium office spaces, higher rental rates, and a focus on sustainability. It has also driven innovation in the real estate sector, with developers incorporating more sustainable and smart features into their projects.
ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. In real estate, ESG criteria refer to the standards used to evaluate the sustainability and ethical impact of a building. This includes factors such as energy efficiency, water conservation, and social responsibility.
Developers are investing in creating high-quality, eco-friendly buildings that meet the stringent criteria of GCCs. They are incorporating sustainable features like energy-efficient lighting, water conservation systems, and renewable energy sources, as well as integrating smart technology to enhance building performance.

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