India's commercial real estate market is witnessing a significant upswing, driven by improved absorption rates and growing demand from global corporations
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The growth is driven by factors such as the country's growing economy, favorable business environment, and the government's initiatives to improve the ease of doing business.
The absorption rate has been on an upward trend, with a growth rate of around 15-20% year-on-year.
Co-working spaces have led to a rise in demand for flexible and shared office spaces, which are more affordable and offer greater flexibility.
The sector faces issues such as high GST rates, delayed infrastructure development, and the need for more regulatory reforms.
The sector is expected to continue its growth momentum in the coming quarters, driven by improved absorption rates and growing demand from global corporations.
Real estate investors are preparing to scoop up distressed commercial properties as high interest rates and remote work continue to batter the market.
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