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Awfis partners with Nucleus Office Parks to launch first ‘Awfis Gold’ Centre in Mumbai. The premium workspace is located at Mumbai’s prime business and hangout hub, Lower Parel

Awfis, a flex workspace provider, has inaugurated its first premium category centre – Awfis Gold in Mumbai after the successful launches of 5 Gold centres in Bengaluru, 2 in Hyderabad and 2 in Chennai. The Mumbai centre has been launched in partnership with Nucleus Office Parks, the operating platform for fully owned Blackstone offices in India, with the goal to deliver an unparalleled workplace experience to the Mumbai clientele through its premium offerings.

The centre is spread across 27,000 sq. ft with 450 seats and is located at One International Center, Lower Parel which is the epicentre of entertainment and offices. It is also highly popular as a premium commercial area due to its proximity to the sea link and upcoming metro stations and coastal road. With the launch of the first Gold centre in Mumbai, Awfis will now provide premium quality spaces with an enhanced focus on service excellence and superior infrastructure for their discerning customers with a key focus on large-scale enterprises.

Commenting on the launch, Mr Amit Ramani, Founder & CEO, Awfis said, “Given the rising demand of coworking spaces, Awfis Gold will emerge as the premium partner of choice for enterprises and CXOs who are now looking towards a hybrid model of working. Our newly launched Awfis Gold centre in Mumbai will provide Grade A infrastructure, state-of-the-art facilities and a world-class working environment that is certain to enhance productivity, safety & comfort. We are thrilled to partner with Nucleus Office Parks to provide this premium offering to our highly valued clientele in Mumbai.”

Currently, Awfis has 10 Gold centres spread across 3.5 lakh sq. ft. in Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai with another Gold centre coming up in Mumbai in the next 3-6 months.

At the back of strong demand for flex workspaces, Awfis has now built the largest coworking network in the country with 131 centres and 77,500 seats across 14 cities and will continue to strengthen its foothold across India to establish a network of 200 centres by end of 2022.

Also Read: Awfis leases 65,000+ Sq. Ft. Flex Space for UNext in Bengaluru

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