Not limited under one category, but
companies from various sectors of the industry like e-commerce, IT and also
consultancy firms are landing up with leasing and at the same time buying
office spaces in Bangalore for a growing expectation of the economic boom in
this category. They started to believe in such segment after coming in terms
with the stable centralized governmental aids, which can be defined as the
development, which can easily rejuvenate the job prospect in this segment. All
the top market trends are applied by the companies before they plan to lease or
buy the properties. These are done with growth in the revenue segment of
Bangalore, mostly the southern fringes of the city.
All the top property consultancies of
Bangalore are stating that they have their own mandates from some of the
biggest corporate of the world in order to lease a lump sum amount of 40
millions square feet of spaces. This plan is to be focused to 7 of the top
cities, this year among which, and Bangalore plays a pivotal role. With all
those firms, which are planning to take help of more than the half of their
spaces under their names for expansion areas, they are planning to create
better job prospects for around 350,000 candidates, in this entire procedure.
As per the message provided by the
director, “There is always urgency among clients, and this has increased to a
great extent. Not much has undergone changes in the business sector, but
everyone wants to get the best ranking procedure, to get hold of.” Moreover,
the recent news showed well that consulting firms like the KPMG leases a large
area of 700,000 square feet of space in the Bangalore area. On the other hand,
it has been found out through rumors that the peers of this consulting firm
like EY and more are also now demanding more space for the growth of their
industrial sectors, mostly the IT segment.
On the other hand, it can be seen
that Accenture is now looking for 1 million square feet of land in Bangalore,
as per the news feed from some of the big property consultants. Another
segment, apart from the IT area, which is looking for spaces in Bangalore, is an
e-commerce platform. There are various rounds of consolidation along with entry
of some of the global platforms in Bangalore, all looking for some free spaces
to build up their empires. Some such big pros are eBay, Amazon and there are
more to be added, in the list.
RMZ, the Bangalore based company, already leased
out a large portion of land, which is 3.25 million square feet to some of the
big corporate hunches. Even though the large scale of the leasing might not
turn-out to be back yet, but there are some high signs, which are coming on
first-hand basis. Not only the Indian corporate, but some of the major players
from foreign lands are also trying to spend some lump sum amount of money for
leasing lands for their manufacturing segments in Bangalore.