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A new JLL study shows 91% of Indian companies are experimenting with AI in corporate real estate, yet only 5% are achieving real results, exposing a major gap between adoption hype and business outcomes.

AI Boom or Illusion? Only 5% of Firms See Real Results Despite Massive Adoption in Corporate Real Estate

A new JLL study shows 91% of Indian companies are experimenting with AI in corporate real estate, yet only 5% are achieving real results, exposing a major gap between adoption hype and business outcomes.
India’s Global Capability Centres leased a record 31 million sq ft in 2025, transforming cities, creating jobs, and driving real estate demand as companies expand beyond metros into Tier-II markets.

31 Million Sq Ft Boom: How India’s GCC Wave Is Creating Jobs, Offices, and Opportunities in Your City

India’s Global Capability Centres leased a record 31 million sq ft in 2025, transforming cities, creating jobs, and driving real estate demand as companies expand beyond metros into Tier-II markets.
Office real estate

India Commands APAC Office Leasing in 2024, Captures Record 47% Share

India has taken the top spot in Asia-Pacific office leasing, commanding 47% of total volumes in 2024. Knight Frank’s latest report highlights India’s growing appeal as a stable, scalable, and strategic real estate hub for global companies amid evolving trade dynamics.
Mumbai’s office stock hit 169 Mn sq. ft. in H1 2025, with over 50% in Grade B assets. SBDs lead the shift, flex space dominates leasing, and vacancy hits a 10-year low, as per Knight Frank’s Billion Sq Ft report.

India’s Office Fit-Outs 5X Cheaper in Labour, But M&E Costs 38% Higher Than APAC Average

India may offer cost-effective labor for office interiors, but a new JLL report reveals a hidden cost: companies in India spend up to 38% more on essential infrastructure like HVAC and electricals compared to the APAC average. Here’s how Indian cities are reshaping modern workspaces—balancing budget, tech, and sustainability.