Delhi's World Trade Centre to soon be ready for business; four of the 12 buildings ready to be occupied

Over the last few weeks, metallic sheets that shielded a massive construction site at Nauroji Nagar in south Delhi for close to three years have begun to be gradually removed, slowly revealing our first glimpse of the national capital’s first World Trade Centre — the sparkling glass façade of 12 newly built 10-storey towers. Delhi’s World Trade Centre will primarily have the offices of private corporations, government departments, and public sector undertakings. Read here: NBCC sells 2 lakh sq ft commercial space in South Delhi’s World Trade Centre for ₹828 crore The project, licensed by New York’s World Trade Centre Association, has 3.4 million sq ft in commercial area, and selling space here raises much of the funds required for redeveloping the seven GPRA colonies. Vibhor Jain, managing director at Cushman and Wakefield, said, “Delhi has always been a supply crunch market from a commercial office availability point of view, and this is after a long time that a large floor office is available due to this project.” He said that the location alone cannot guarantee the project’s success, but a WTC with the right mix of amenities is a good destination in itself.