India's push for net-zero emissions is driving the real estate market towards sustainable construction, with over 65% of Grade A office spaces in top 7 cities holding green certifications.
Green Certified Office SpacesSustainable ConstructionNet Zero EmissionsReal Estate MarketIndiaReal Estate NewsJul 19, 2024
Over 65% of Grade A office spaces in India's top 7 cities are green-certified.
LEED certification dominates the market, accounting for a substantial 74% share as of Q2 2024.
Developers in Mumbai and Pune charge an 8-12% premium in rentals for green-certified buildings compared to non-certified areas.
Green certification demonstrates a developer's commitment to sustainability and allows them to charge a premium from occupiers.
Pune has the lowest percentage (56%) of green-certified office buildings.
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