Knight Frank's Asia-Pacific Horizon II report highlights India's pivotal role in the shift of corporate real estate in the region.
IndiaReal EstateOffice LeasingApacGlobal Capability CentersReal EstateMay 28, 2025

The Asia-Pacific Horizon II report, titled 'Whiplash to Resilience: Corporate Real Estate in the New World Order,' is a comprehensive analysis of the corporate real estate market in the Asia-Pacific region, published by Knight Frank.
India has become a key player in APAC office leasing due to its robust economic growth, favorable government policies, and the rise of global capability centers (GCCs), which have attracted significant foreign investments and boosted demand for office spaces.
Major cities such as Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Delhi-NCR are experiencing significant office leasing activities. Bengaluru, known as the 'Silicon Valley of India,' is particularly notable for its robust IT and tech ecosystem.
Flexible work models have led to a higher demand for co-working spaces and serviced offices. This trend is particularly evident in major cities and has contributed to the resilience of the real estate market despite global economic challenges.
Sustainability and green building practices are increasingly important in the real estate sector. Many companies are prioritizing sustainable office spaces that reduce their carbon footprint and enhance employee well-being.

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