South Mumbai is experiencing a revival as a sought-after rental hotspot, drawing significant interest from tenants and investors. Despite this shift, the Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) continues to be a prime choice for high-end tenants and corporate entities
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South Mumbai's resurgence as a rental hotspot is driven by improved infrastructure, a surge in high-end residential projects, and a vibrant cultural scene.
BKC remains a prime choice due to its strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and robust connectivity. It also offers premium lifestyle amenities like luxury hotels and upscale retail outlets.
Rentals in areas like Worli and Lower Parel have increased by 10-15% over the past two years, driven by the development of Grade-A office spaces and redevelopment opportunities.
Goregaon, Oshiwara, and Malad are emerging as viable options for companies looking for slightly lower rental rates.
The rise in demand for South Mumbai’s office space complements rather than competes with BKC, offering businesses greater flexibility in choosing a location that aligns with their specific needs.
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