South Mumbai's iconic Nariman Point is witnessing a remarkable surge in office rentals, outpacing other key business hubs. Will you consider purchasing a property this festive season due to attractive real estate schemes?
MumbaiNariman PointReal EstateOffice RentalsInfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiOct 10, 2024
Office rentals in Nariman Point are projected to increase from the current ₹569 per sq ft to ₹1,091 per sq ft by 2030.
Nariman Point’s rental price has surged by 52% to ₹569 per sq ft from 2018 to H1 2024.
The increase in demand for premium office spaces in Nariman Point is driven by both an increase in demand for traditional business districts and upcoming infrastructure projects that enhance connectivity and appeal.
South Mumbai is projected to add 4-6 million square feet of mixed-use office space in the next 6-8 years.
The main challenges in expanding office space supply in South Mumbai include high land costs and the scarcity of available plots in this prime location.
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