India's office market continues to outperform global peers, driven by a robust economic outlook and strong occupier confidence. Net leasing across eight major cities increased by 24% to 27.8 million sq ft in the first half of 2025.
Real EstateOffice MarketEconomic OutlookNet LeasingCushman WakefieldReal EstateAug 18, 2025
Net absorption, or leasing, tracks the net change in occupied office space in a market during a given period.
Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Ahmedabad saw a decline in net leasing. Ahmedabad witnessed the sharpest fall with a 94% drop.
Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Pune, and Chennai registered strong growth. Pune saw demand more than double, while Mumbai and Delhi-NCR saw significant increases.
The surge in property prices and rents is driven by strong employment demand and steady infrastructure upgrades, creating markets with high capital appreciation and rental growth.
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