India's office market witnessed unprecedented growth in 2024, with a record high net absorption and leasing volumes. Key cities like Bengaluru and Mumbai led the surge, driven by strong demand from the tech sector, BFSI, and manufacturing/engineering indu
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Net absorption in the office real estate market refers to the total amount of office space leased during a specific period, less the amount of space vacated. It is a key indicator of market health and demand.
Bengaluru saw the highest net absorption in 2024, marking its best year in terms of net absorption and solidifying its position as a leading tech hub in the country.
Technology-based Global Capability Centers (GCCs) played a significant role in the 2024 market performance, leading overall GCC leasing volumes and driven by AI and emerging technologies, tapping into India's talent pool.
Flexible office spaces contributed significantly to the growth in 2024 by surpassing 15 million sq ft in leasing and capturing a 19.8% share of the annual leasing volume, highlighting the increasing preference for flexible workspaces among occupiers.
The outlook for India's office market is positive, with a focus on quality assets and talent availability in core markets. The expansion of GCCs, driven by AI and emerging technologies, and the rise of flexible office spaces are expected to sustain growth in the coming years.
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