The present
commercial real estate in Bangalore has been observing a boost due to the
increased demand for office space in spite of the growing improbability in the
European markets.
A variety of
factors are liable which make the city perfect for investors. Factors like
increased connectivity to the Outer Ring Road (ORR), through the
state-of-the-art infrastructure, availability of the Special Economic Zone
(SEZ) for IT expansions, and up-to-date Metro development passage are mainly
responsible for the rising demand in office spaces.
Bangalore
is the only place which abodes the mid-sized firms and small and medium
enterprises (SMEs). The global innovation centers prefer Real
estate of Bangalore over other cities due to its eco-system and talent pool availability.
Furnished Office Space in Bangalore along the ORR and Whitefield are the same
as that of the Tier II cities. In addition, the city is also contributing in
creating a sustainable business eco-system along with social infrastructure by
means of private partnerships.
In
comparison to other countries Indian markets have always remained steady in
terms of affordability despite a boost up in 2012. It further has broadened base
of occupiers with an increased realistic supply sentiment which is anticipated
to get steadiness all through the Indian markets.
Another
report states that the office space for rent in Bangalore viewed the extension
of the leasing activity in the beginning of 2013 with the whole vacancy in the
city dipping due to the constant demand from the occupiers and the restricted
supply. There were no new completions in January in the city and the rentals
remained steady in the city’s sub-markets due to the stable demand and
controlled supply. Possibly there was an approval in the capital value in the
sub-markets.
Presently, cities
like Whitefield and ORR are dominating and are the favorite locations due to
their competitive prices. However, one
of the key factors liable for determining the location is the cost of business
operations. It was stated that these areas are observing a fast growth of SEZ
and non-SEZ spaces with aggressive pricing models by the developers.
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