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Land Scarcity Drives Premium Office Rents in Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Gurgaon

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Supply constraints in core micro-markets across major Indian cities are supporting premium office rents. Consultants attribute these premium rentals to limited quality Grade A space and sustained occupier demand. For example, in Mumbai, the University of Western Australia-India leased 116,540 square feet in Andheri East at ₹205 per square foot per month, while Hero MotoCorp leased 231,108 square feet in Aerocity in Delhi at ₹215 per square foot per month.

From business-standard.com

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The rental value of commercial real estate assets is largely dependent on the cost and availability of land. Limited quality Grade A space combined with sustained demand is driving up premium transactions in key micro-markets across Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, and Gurgaon.

From business-standard.com

Who's involved

  • MumbaiLocation where premium office rents are supported by land scarcity.
  • DelhiLocation where premium office rents are supported by land scarcity.
  • GurgaonLocation facing market price increases due to supply constraints in Grade A+ office space.
  • NoidaLocation facing market price increases due to sustained occupier demand and supply constraints.

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  • National Capital RegionSpeculative

    Businesses operating across the National Capital Region might face rising demand for commercial property, affecting sales.

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