The demand for office space may rise 14 per cent this year to 60 million square feet across eight cities, mainly driven by strong rebound in Indian economy and aggressive hiring plans in IT/ITeS sector as well as startups, according to real estate consultant Cushman & Wakefield. As per the data, the gross leasing of office space across eight major cities increased to 52.57 million square feet in 2021 from 49.42 million square feet in the preceding year. The eight cities are Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Pune, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad. "India's journey towards a sizable USD 5 trillion economy holds within itself a plethora of opportunities for growth of commercial office market," said Badal Yagnik, MD, Tenant Representation, India, Cushman & Wakefield. He pegged annual leasing activity over the next two years at close to 60 million square feet each. "Key triggers driving this growth are a fast-growing economy, significant expansion foreseen in the ...
Sans portfolio deals, average ticket size reduced to $93 million
Bengaluru remained the biggest market with total office space leasing of 3.5 msf of office space, followed by Delhi-NCR which recorded 2.3 msf of gross leasing in the first three months of 2022
The net absorption of office space stood at 25.66 million square feet in 2020 and record 47.8 million square feet in 2019
The increase in net leasing and steady rental collections, which had not fallen significantly, will ensure that the credit profiles of commercial real estate owners remain stable, Crisil said
Realty firms remain bullish on revival in workspace demand, according to JLL India.
India's flexible office space segment has a total stock of 36 million sq ft currently and is likely to grow 10-15 per cent annually over the next three years on rising demand from corporates
Supply may be double of demand by fiscal 2022-2023
Although the company is seeing demand gradually return to pre-Covid levels, it will still take up to the middle of next year for the demand to return to 65 per cent of pre-Covid occupancy levels
India's top eight cities have witnessed 70% fall in gross office space leasing and 43% dip in housing sales during July-Sept quarter compared with the year-ago period on lower demand amid Covid-19
Net leasing of office space fell 50% across 7 top cities to 5.4 million sq ft as corporates and coworking players continued to defer their expansion plans due to Covid-19, according to JLL India
Majority of the deals expected to take place in the second quarter of 2020 were pushed to subsequent quarters, or are being reconsidered
RMZ, one of the biggest owners of office properties in southern India, has done a handful of lease rental deals with global firms in recent weeks.
Companies deferred their decision to hire workspace amid global economic slowdown caused by Covid-19, according to Cushman & Wakefield.
During 2019, the net office space leasing rose by 40 per cent to an all-time high of 46.5 million square feet as against 33.2 million sq ft in 2018.
DLF has office spaces spread over 32 million sq.ft of area across Delhi NCR, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Chandigarh
Bengaluru, followed by Hyderabad, National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai dominated office leasing on an annual basis, accounting for almost 75 per cent of the overall leasing of office space
New supply also rose 45 per cent to 51.6 million sq ft from 35.7 million sq ft, while vacancy reduced to 13 per cent
The US-based CBRE Group, a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company, is the world's largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (based on 2017 revenue).
The office space leasing start-up plans to set up 12 co-working centres in the next 12 months