India's position as the office-to-the-world remains intact as global occupiers continue to drive their real estate expansion here. In Q3, they remained active with a 56.8 per cent share of gross leasing volumes.
Office Space LeasingIndiaGlobal OccupiersGccsFlex WorkspaceReal EstateOct 02, 2024
The current record high for office space leasing in India is 53.43 million square feet (msqft) during the January-September 2024 period.
The growth in office space leasing in India is being driven by robust demand from global occupiers, particularly from the flexible workspace segment and Global Capability Centres (GCCs).
The leading cities in terms of office space leasing in India are Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, and Mumbai, with a combined share of 63.6 per cent.
The growth momentum in office space leasing in India is expected to continue, with the market on track to cross 70 msqft by December.
Global occupiers have a 56.8 per cent share of the Indian office space leasing market, while domestic occupiers account for 44.5 per cent.
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