Propstack Insights: 10,000+ sf deals drive leasing volumes in Bangalore

10000+sf deals contributed to nearly 90% of the total leasing activity witnessed in Bangalore in 2016. Last quarter of the year contributed maximum volume of area leased- 35% for these large deals. Information Technology (IT) and BFSI sectors contibuted nearly 70% of the total 10,000 + sf deals volume for Bangalore last year. *Grade A data… Read More »

Mumbai mega mall fails, turned into offices

Falling footfalls in Bhandup’s Magnet Mall, one of Mumbai’s biggest, has forced its developer to shut down and revamp the 10 lakh sq ft premises into an office-cum-retail complex. Over the past few years, several malls across the country, including Mumbai, have been converted into commercial or residential complexes because of poor business. But market… Read More »

Co-working spaces fast emerging as preferred choice of big corporates

Large companies are seeing sense in employees working out of a co-working space near their homes, as urban commutes are getting longer. Co-working spaces like CoWrks, InstaOffice, 91springboard, Awfis finds that up to 40-50% of their space is now occupied by SMEs and corporates and not just startups. “When you enter a corporate office, you… Read More »

CPPIB, Phoenix Mills ink pact for India retail realty investment platform

Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and mall developer The Phoenix Mills have entered into a pact to set up a strategic investment platform for retail real estate properties in India. This is CPPIB’s maiden retail real estate venture in India. CPPIB will initially own 30% of the platform with an equity commitment of around Rs… Read More »

Kochi to become country’s next IT hub: CBRE

In a report that could bring cheer to techies in Kerala, real estate consultant CBRE has termed Kochi an emerging IT destination in the country. According to the report, the growing demand for office space, especially in the IT sector, is a clear sign the city is all set to become the next technology hub.… Read More »