Amazon, Cognizant, IBM, Accenture, and McKinsey are renewing leases in India's office space market, which is booming. Bangalore led the list of cities where major firms renewed office space, with 1.6 million square feet renewed between January and July 2024.

The Union Cabinet, headed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has authorised 12 new industrial smart cities in 10 states to boost India's industry. This initiative, investing ₹28,602 crore, aims to generate 40 lakh jobs and boost industrial capacities in the nation.

Table Space, a managed workspace provider, will spend $100 million (₹840 crore) in office assets, include a ₹450 crore agreement with Panchshil Realty for 900,000 square feet of space in Pune. Table Space will make many acquisitions to extend its presence in India's main cities.

Flexible space operators became the second-largest office leasing industry in the January to March quarter of 2024, a major change. To suit worldwide corporate needs, the sector's growth has increased.

Prestige Group, a renowned Bengaluru-based real estate developer, wants to build 9 million square feet of mall space in important Indian cities within three years. Muhammad Ali, Retail CEO, is planning to expand into Mumbai and Delhi-NCR, signalling a major development phase for the organisation.

The Bengaluru-based real estate developer Puravankara is expected to deliver 2,000 apartments this financial year, unleashing approximately 2 million square feet of growth potential throughout Bengaluru, Pune, Chennai, and Mumbai.

Ayodhya's real estate market is booming as the Ram Mandir's grand opening draws the elite of Indian politics and commerce. The city's property and land values have quadrupled, rivalling Uttar Pradesh's major cities. Local and national investors are drawn to this upturn.

According to an Anarock research, premium office space rental prices in seven major cities rose 7% year-over-year to Rs 83 per square foot per month in the first six months of the current fiscal. This is due to growing building prices.

With a lion's share of 77% of India's tall buildings, Mumbai is well positioned to keep its dominant position in tall building construction thanks to its ability to charge higher prices than other cities.

H2 2022 Asia Pacific Flexible Office Market research findings from CBRE. Over eleven major APAC cities, Bangalore has the most flexible stock.

Luxury property sales in India's major cities have gone over the roof in 2022. To all appearances, the luxury home run is here to stay.

India’s commercial realty is in the throes of change. Smaller cities are now giving established metros like Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai a run for their money by luring corporates with several benefits like better business potential, lower costs