Living standards in cities have improved owing to rapid urbanisation, however space availability is a challenge. This is compelling communities to embrace vertical living, reshaping the essence of urban landscapes. While vertical living in … READ FULL STORY
Textbooks have taught us about the e๏ฌcient use of available resources for sustainability. This concept has worked well in areas, such as public transport and carpooling. Making use of shared resources helps reduce the … READ FULL STORY
The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted economies the world over and India is no exception. With the decline in the Covid-19 cases, the real estate sector in India has started reviving and residential sales have … READ FULL STORY
Co-working spaces were introduced in India nearly six years ago, in 2014. Restaurants sub-leased small sections of their outlets, to people who were largely working as โfreelancersโ or people who did not have set … READ FULL STORY
In spite of the WeWork debacle of 2019, many experts predicted that the co-working segment of Indian real estate, would witness strong growth. In 2019, private estimates pegged the demand for flexible workspace in … READ FULL STORY
The real estate sector, which witnessed decades of traditional approaches, will now be revolutionised by ‘disruptors’ that have initiated a new wind of demand in the sector, says a report titled โReal Estate โ … READ FULL STORY
The demand for flexible workspace is set to accelerate, as over two-thirds of global corporates plan to increase their use of flexible co-working and collaborative space over the next three years, according to a … READ FULL STORY
A survey conducted by KPMG, in association with NAREDCO and APREA, has revealed that the Indian real estate sector is estimated to grow to USD 650 billion by 2025 and surpass USD 850 billion … READ FULL STORY
Notwithstanding the macroeconomic disruptions, the commercial real estate (CRE) market remained robust in 2017. The year 2017 witnessed a pan-India leasing volume of approximately 42.8 million sq ft (3.9 million sq metres), excluding renewals … READ FULL STORY
The Indian economy, as measured by growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accelerated by 6.3 per cent (Q3 2017), making an improvement from 5.7 per cent (Q2 2017). The growth is likely to exceed … READ FULL STORY
Despite the demonetisation exercise and recent layoffs by technology companies, due to automation and changing technology, commercial markets continued to remain resilient, backed by sustained expansion plans of the major occupiers. The gross office … READ FULL STORY
1. Co-working spaces finding favour with independent consultants, freelancers With the growing start-up ecosystem across India and the central government creating an enabling environment for entrepreneurship, demand for office spaces matching such firmsโ requirements … READ FULL STORY
