Category Archives: Market
Propstack Insights: 50 mn Sq. ft. of office lease expiries in 2019
The top 8 cities in India will witness cumulative office lease expiries of 50 mn Sq. ft. in 2019. Out of 50 mn Sq. ft. lease expiries in 2019, 73 % is contributed by IT buildings. The top 8 cities in India will witness cumulative office lock-in expiries of 80 mn Sq. ft. in… Read More »
Propstack Insights: Office Supply Review
Propstack Insights: India Real Estate Review
Propsense Q3 2017 Released-Gross Absorption was 12.1 msf spread across 438 msf of total stock across the top 7 Indian cities. Cumulative Vacancy for these cities was 12.5% during end of the quarter. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in collaboration with Propstack has built India’s office realty rent indices for top 6 cities. These indices depict the growth of office rents since… Read More »
Propstack Insights: Propsense Q4 2017 Released
Propsense Q4 2017 Released Gross Absorption was 15.7 msf spread across 444 msf of total stock across the top 7 Indian cities. Cumulative Vacancy for these cities was 12.2% during end of the quarter. To know more about major deals, transacted rates, net absorption and micromarket level statistics for the top 7 cities login to office.propstack.com *Grade A office data only
No quarterly updates on MahaRERA for 65% projects in MMR & Pune
A look at the ‘Last Modified Date’ field for all the projects in MMR & Pune registered on MahaRERA reveals that 65% of the projects have not updated the data in the last 3 months. As per clause no. 20, the Maharashtra RERA act says that the project information needs to be updated at the… Read More »
Propstack Insights: : IT sector dominates office leasing in 2017.
Propstack Insights : Q-o-Q Office Lease Expiry Highlights: 2017-2018
Propstack Insights: Hyderabad leads in absorption and supply in Q3 2017
Propstack Insights: Mumbai IT Vs Non-IT – Absorption & Vacancy Comparison
Mumbai saw total office space absorption of 7 million sft till the third quarter in 2017, IT buildings leading with 32 %. The city continued to witness higher office vacancy for Non-IT buildings in 2017 whereas vacancy in IT buildings, was less in comparison. *Grade A data only For more details login to office.propstack.com