Mapping India’s office spaces
The HinduWhile most investors look at factors like vacancy in the market, the historical rent growth and rentals of comparable assets, I have seen that even the most seasoned of investors miss out on taking a look at the upcoming supply in the market — which is the only verifiable forward-looking metric in real estate analysis. Business-as-usual in Bengaluru As India’s largest office market, Bengaluru has seen a steady growth in supply averaging ~12 million sq.ft. Nil supply in BKC, Mumbai India’s most premium front-office market, Bandra Kurla Complex has no upcoming supply getting completed in the next two years. Some standalone Grade A+ projects in the vicinity of BKC like Wadala, Kurla and Kalina will The curious case of CBD Pune The Central Business District in any typical metro city is characterised by insignificant upcoming supply, high rentals and low vacancies primarily because of lack of space availability.