India's office real estate sector is on track to achieve a historic milestone, with gross leasing volume (GLV) expected to exceed 90 million square feet in 2025, driven by robust demand and strategic investments.
Office MarketReal EstateLeasing VolumeIndiaSustainabilityReal Estate NewsJul 07, 2025
The gross leasing volume (GLV) for India's office market is expected to exceed 90 million square feet in 2025.
Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi NCR are expected to lead the office market growth in India, accounting for a significant portion of the total leasing volume.
The growth of the Indian office market is driven by factors such as the presence of multinational corporations, a shift towards hybrid work models, government initiatives, and a focus on sustainability and connectivity.
The trend towards hybrid work models has led to a greater focus on creating flexible, collaborative, and tech-enabled office environments that cater to the evolving needs of the workforce.
Challenges such as regulatory hurdles, land availability, and infrastructure gaps could pose obstacles to sustained growth, but these can be overcome with the right policies and investments.
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