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BNP Paribas has signed a long-term lease for about 500,000 square feet across four floors at the One Radial complex in Chennai, one of the city’s largest office deals this year. Rents in the area are around Rs 90 per square foot per month.
11:26 PMEconomic Times Realty
Rustomjee Group is evaluating an entry into senior living and may develop projects independently or with a partner. Chairman and managing director Boman Irani estimates that the Mumbai Metropolitan Region could support more than 5,000 senior living homes.
8:30 PMEconomic Times Realty
Net office absorption across India's eight major cities fell 18% to 14.1 million sq ft in Q3 2026, even as gross leasing reached about 22 million sq ft, its highest level of the year. Hyderabad and Bengaluru led demand, with global capability centres driving activity in the IT and BFSI sectors.
12:46 AMEconomic Times RealtySummary
BNP Paribas has signed a long-term lease for about 500,000 square feet across four floors at the One Radial complex in Chennai, one of the city’s largest office deals this year. Rents in the area are around Rs 90 per square foot per month.
The scale of the lease strengthens Chennai’s position as a cost-efficient base for multinational operations.
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A major multinational commitment could support Chennai’s office market and reinforce the investment case for its commercial real estate assets.
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Rustomjee Group is evaluating an entry into senior living and may develop projects independently or with a partner. Chairman and managing director Boman Irani estimates that the Mumbai Metropolitan Region could support more than 5,000 senior living homes.
Rustomjee's move signals that senior living is becoming a larger institutional opportunity in the MMR,
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The potential entry points to a shift from standalone housing toward professionally managed senior living as an emerging real-estate segment in Mumbai.
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Net office absorption across India's eight major cities fell 18% to 14.1 million sq ft in Q3 2026, even as gross leasing reached about 22 million sq ft, its highest level of the year. Hyderabad and Bengaluru led demand, with global capability centres driving activity in the IT and BFSI sectors.
The gap between strong gross leasing and weaker net absorption signals a market with substantial
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India's office market remains active, but leasing volume is masking slower underlying growth in occupied space.
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