Global companies lease nearly 53 million sq ft of office space to expand GCCs in India, Delhi-NCR emerges as a key hub driven by Noida Expressway
Commercial RealtyGccsDelhincrNoida ExpresswayGrade A Office SpacesReal Estate NewsAug 24, 2024
The rapid expansion of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) is driving the growth of India's commercial real estate sector.
Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, and Mumbai are witnessing the highest demand for office space from GCCs.
The Noida Expressway is a key factor driving commercial realty growth in Delhi-NCR, with significant infrastructure developments like the Noida International Airport further strengthening the sector.
Grade A office spaces are in high demand from GCCs, particularly in prime locations in Delhi-NCR.
The demand for commercial spaces is expected to remain sustained, encouraging developers to develop and deliver future-ready office spaces.
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