Real estate consultant Anarock reports a significant rise in office rental values across major Indian metros, with MMR leading the pack at 28% growth in the past 2.5 years.
Office RentReal EstateAnarockMmrHyderabadReal Estate NewsMay 27, 2025
The current average office rent in MMR is Rs 168 per square foot.
Office rent in Delhi-NCR has increased by 20% over the past 2.5 years, from Rs 92 to Rs 110 per square foot.
Hyderabad has seen the highest percentage increase in office rent, with a 24.1% growth from Rs 58 to Rs 72 per square foot.
The increase in office rent is driven by high demand for premium office spaces, strong business confidence, and a push for a full return to office life, especially from US-based companies.
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