Knight Frank India, a leading real estate consultant, has released a report titled 'South Mumbai -- A Renaissance,' which highlights the significant rise in office rent at Nariman Point.
Real EstateSouth MumbaiNariman PointOffice RentKnight FrankReal Estate MumbaiOct 10, 2024
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The peak office rent at Nariman Point has increased by 52% since 2018, reaching Rs 569 per square foot.
The increase in office rent is driven by infrastructure enhancements, a business resurgence post-pandemic, high standard of living and amenities, investor confidence, and government initiatives.
The report by Knight Frank India projects a continued upward trend in office rents at Nariman Point due to ongoing infrastructure projects and new office developments.
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