Discover the four leading commercial real estate companies in India that are poised to benefit from the growing demand for co-working spaces and REITs.
Commercial Real EstateCo Working SpacesReitsAwfis Space SolutionsAurum ProptechMindspace Business Parks ReitEmbassy Office Parks ReitReal Estate NewsJul 19, 2024
Factors such as entrepreneurial growth, cost efficiency, flexible work culture, networking opportunities, tech infrastructure, corporate interest, and government initiatives are driving the growth of co-working spaces in India.
The estimated market size of the co-working space market in India is $1.94 billion in 2024, projected to reach $2.72 billion by 2029.
AWFIS aims to build a capital-efficient model, focus on controlled expansion, and enhance product and service offerings in the next financial year.
Aurum PropTech Ltd aims to achieve 45%-50% revenue growth in the next financial year.
Mindspace Business Parks REIT anticipates increased occupancy levels and healthy leasing activity in FY25, with developments expected to generate approximately Rs. 8 billion in rentals over the next three to four years.
Get a glimpse into Akshay Kumar's stunning Rs80 crore duplex apartment in Juhu, Mumbai, designed by his wife Twinkle Khanna, featuring elegant interiors and serene outdoor spaces.
Real estate consultant JLL India reports a decline in affordable housing launches, while premium home sales surge in top 7 cities.
The real estate industry is expecting a boost in the upcoming budget, with demands for increased funding for affordable housing schemes and tax incentives for homebuyers.
Driven by robust demand from the IT-BPM sector, BFSI, and flexible workspaces, India's office space absorption is set to hit 70-74 million square feet in 2024, according to Savills India. The July-September quarter saw office absorption surge by 28% from
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) proposes new reforms to improve the insolvency and bankruptcy framework for real estate projects, addressing critical issues faced by stakeholders such as homebuyers and financial creditors.
A proposed reduction of 25-30 basis points by the RBI could energize the real estate market and benefit related industries, according to industry experts.