SUGAR Cosmetics has secured a 14,000 sq. ft. custom-developed workspace at Enzyme Office Spaces in Andheri East, Mumbai. The new facility will accommodate approximately 300 workstations, including meeting areas.

The move comes amid the rapid expansion of India’s co-working sector, which is currently valued at $1.94 billion and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.4%, reaching $3 billion by 2030. Increasing demand from SMEs, startups, and larger corporations is driving this growth, with Mumbai emerging as a key hub alongside NCR and Bangalore.

Nirav Jagad, Chief People Officer of SUGAR Cosmetics, stated that the decision to lease the space for five years aligns with the company’s strategic expansion. The 9,000 sq. ft. usable workspace will be tailored to their specifications, particularly in terms of technology infrastructure. Jagad highlighted the location’s accessibility for employees and visitors as a key factor in the selection process.

Enzyme Office Spaces, which specializes in managed office solutions, confirmed the agreement. Founder & CEO Ashish Agarwal stated that the partnership underscores the company’s growing presence in the co-working and managed office market. He emphasized Enzyme’s commitment to providing a high-quality experience for its corporate clientele.

The deal highlights the increasing preference for flexible, cost-effective office solutions in Mumbai’s evolving commercial real estate landscape.

Also Read: Flat Sold For Rs 1.25 lakh per square feet in Carmicahel Road

You May Also Like

MahaRERA extends 3 months for project completion

MahaRERA registered projects where completion date, expires on or after March 15,…

🏗️ Realty Stocks Hold Firm After Recent Gains as Markets Open; Sector Weighs Budget and Trade Cues

Real estate stocks held firm at the market open after recent gains, as investors weighed the impact of the Union Budget and the India–US trade agreement. The sector is expected to trade range-bound through the day.

Union of India Fails to Prove Ownership of Bhayander Salt Lands, Loses Appeal

“In a significant setback for the Union of India, the Bombay High Court has ruled that the Centre failed to prove ownership over 220 acres of salt-pan lands in Bhayander. The 1870 grant was an alienation of proprietary rights, not a lease, and salt manufacturing does not transfer title to the Central Government.”

Govt Seizes, Accused Sells: How ED-Attached Iqbal Mirchi Property Was Illegally Demolished & Sold While Authorities Looked Away

A property once linked to underworld figure Iqbal Mirchi and attached by the ED under PMLA was shockingly demolished and sold off by a private party for ₹15 crore — right under the nose of enforcement agencies. An FIR filed this week reveals the full extent of the illegal sale, exposing glaring failures by the ED and Mumbai Police in safeguarding a high-profile, government-controlled asset.