Tata Digital has signed a significant commercial lease for 58,668 sq. ft. at One International Centre in Mumbai's Lower Parel, marking one of the largest Grade-A commercial leases in the city this year.
Tata DigitalOne International CentreMumbai Real EstateCommercial LeaseLower ParelReal EstateMay 30, 2025
The leased space is 58,668 sq. ft. spread across three floors in Tower 1 of One International Centre.
The monthly rent is ₹1,05,60,235, which translates to ₹180 per sq. ft.
The lease term starts on February 1, 2025, and ends on January 31, 2030.
The lease agreement includes monthly common area maintenance (CAM) charges of ₹21 per sq. ft. and 49 dedicated car parking slots at ₹10,000 per parking space.
The rent-free period is from February 1, 2025, to July 15, 2025.
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