Prime Offices Fund (PRIME), managed by Nuvama and Cushman & Wakefield Management (NCW), has secured a significant real estate deal in Chennai, acquiring Keppel’s 2.4 million sq. ft. office campus for Rs. 2,550 crore. This marks PRIME’s second major acquisition and one of the largest office market transactions in India.
Real EstateInvestmentChennaiOffice MarketAcquisitionReal EstateSep 28, 2025

PRIME is a commercial real estate-focused fund managed by Nuvama and Cushman & Wakefield Management (NCW). It aims to build a portfolio of high-quality office spaces that align with the priorities of global occupiers.
The One Paramount campus deal is valued at about Rs. 2,550 crore.
The One Paramount campus is leased to Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and domestic technology majors.
This acquisition marks PRIME’s second major deal and is one of the largest office market transactions in India. It reflects the rising demand from GCCs in Chennai and validates PRIME’s strategy.
PRIME aligns with global occupiers’ priorities of sustainability, agility, and institutional-grade quality.

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