Mumbai leads the pack with office rents at Rs 151.6 per sq ft, followed by Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru. Explore the trends and factors driving the surge in office space rentals.
Office RentCommercial Real EstateReal Estate TrendsOffice DemandTop CitiesReal Estate MumbaiOct 23, 2024
Mumbai has the highest office rental rates, currently standing at Rs 151.6 per square foot.
The average office rent dropped from Rs 99.5 per square foot in 2019 to Rs 97.1 per square foot in 2020.
The weighted average office rent across the top six cities in India as of 2024 is Rs 101.3 per square foot.
The increase in office rent is driven by the recovery in office demand post-pandemic, the return of employees to workplaces, and a shift in consumer preferences from price sensitivity to value consciousness.
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