Maharashtra’s New GCC Push Set to Energise Office Leasing Beyond Mumbai & Pune

Maharashtra’s newly approved GCC policy targets the next wave of leasing expansion — redirecting global enterprises from Mumbai and Pune to emerging cities. With capital subsidies, added FSI, tax incentives and fast approvals, the state aims to lift GCC leasing from 15 to 25 million sq ft in five years while opening new opportunities in sectors like defense, aerospace and renewable energy.

Awfis Partners with Zinnov to Power the Future of GCCs in India

Awfis partners with consulting firm Zinnov for the 18th edition of Zinnov Confluence 2025, reaffirming its commitment to empowering Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India with agile, premium workspaces tailored for global enterprises.

India’s Office Market Set for Record 90+ Million Square Feet Leasing in 2025

India’s office leasing market is on track to cross a record 90 million sq ft in 2025, with strong demand from tech firms, GCCs, and flex operators driving growth across major cities.

This City in the Country Holds the Highest Vacant Office Stock in India

This City holds the highest vacant office stock in India, reaching 28 million square feet in Q1 2025. While demand for office space remains robust across major cities, new supply and absorption trends show a dynamic real estate landscape, with Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Pune leading in absorption. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the office market in India, highlighting key trends and data from Q1 2025.

Office Leasing in Q1 2025 Rises 15% YoY to 15.9 Million Square Feet Across Top 7 Cities

India’s office leasing market kicked off 2025 on a strong note, recording a 15% year-on-year increase in Q1, with 15.9 million sq. ft. of space absorbed across the top seven cities. Bengaluru and Delhi NCR led the charge, driving nearly half of the total leasing activity. Meanwhile, flex spaces gained momentum, accounting for 14% of total Grade A office space uptake. With demand outpacing supply, office rentals surged by 8% annually, while vacancy levels dropped by 120 basis points, reflecting the continued resilience of the commercial real estate sector.