The IT capital of India has only 3 per cent vacancy in office space, an all-time low, against the top seven cities in the country as strong demand from corporates sucks up space but builders are moving to pre-fabricated buildings and customised offices to stay in business. Bengaluru is followed by other IT hubs like Pune and Hyderabad having vacancy levels of 6 per cent and 9 per cent, respectively. Chennai comes next at around 12 per cent, Kolkata and Mumbai at around 19 per cent and Delhi-NCR at almost 32 per cent vacancy levels.
Read more: Economic Times
