India's office market recorded 19.69 million sq ft absorption in Q3 2025, marking 6% YoY growth, with Bengaluru, NCR, and Mumbai leading the commercial real estate expansion driven by GCCs, BFSI sector, and flexible workspace operators.

Qualcomm India has leased 2.56 lakh square feet of office space at Constellation Business Park in Bengaluru for ₹184 crore over five years, reinforcing the technology sector's expansion in India's leading innovation hub.

Brookfield India Real Estate Trust has announced a landmark ₹13,125 crore acquisition of a 7.7 million square foot Grade-A office campus on Bengaluru's Outer Ring Road, marking one of India's largest single-asset commercial real estate transactions and expanding its portfolio by 31%.

Sumadhura Group commits ₹1,000 crore to Capitol Towers in Whitefield, securing 5 lakh sq ft in pre-leases and positioning the project as Bengaluru's premium commercial destination.

India's office leasing market targets record 90 MSF in 2025 with 23 MSF Q2 growth. Bengaluru leads with 6.4 MSF as GCCs and flex operators drive commercial real estate boom across top 7 cities.

Bengaluru dominates India office market with 27% share and 4.8 million sq ft leasing. Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai show strong growth. Office demand expected to reach 65-70 million sq ft annually.

One of the biggest office space renewals of 2025 sees a major tech company reaffirm its Bengaluru footprint with a 5-year lease spanning 870,000 sq. ft.

The Prestige Group wants to develop 1 million square foot residential apartments in Pune in 2024. This enterprise might earn Rs 750–Rs 1,000 crore. Ahmed said the Bengaluru-based developer would launch 3 million square feet of property in Mumbai seeking Rs 15,000 crore in revenue next year.

Brigade Group, headquartered in Bangalore, secured a JDA to build a premium Grade A office space on Sankey Road in Bengaluru's CBD

According to an Anarock research, premium office space rental prices in seven major cities rose 7% year-over-year to Rs 83 per square foot per month in the first six months of the current fiscal. This is due to growing building prices.