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COWRKS leases 290,000 sq ft in Chennai across six centresCOWRKS has significantly boosted its Chennai operations. Six new centres are now open, adding over 3,900 desks to the city. This expansion ...- IFC, domestic funds back Brookfield India REIT’s Rs 2,600-cr QIPBrookfield India Real Estate Trust is raising Rs 2,600 crore through a Qualified Institutional Placement. Major investors include IFC, Whit...
- Workday to set up GCC, signs one of the Larger Enterprise Office Commitments in Chennai with CowrksEnterprise cloud application company Workday has leased 1.94 lakh sqft in Chennai's Millenia Business Park, marking a significant global ca...
- COWRKS leases 80,000 sq ft office space to Cashfree Payments at Bengaluru centreCOWRKS has leased 80,000 square feet of office space in Bengaluru to Cashfree Payments. This space will serve as Cashfree Payments' new cor...
- Crisil inks 15-year lease for office in Mumbai’s Saki Vihar, to pay nearly Rs 600 cr rentRating agency Crisil has secured over 2.5 lakh sq ft of office space in Mumbai's Saki Vihar for 15 years, with total rentals nearing Rs 600...
- COWRKS expands managed workspace footprint to 1 million sq ft across major citiesCowrks, a premium flexible workspace provider, has expanded its managed workspace footprint to over 1 million square feet across major citi...
- COWRKS expands its footprint in India with four new centresThe new facilities are strategically positioned at Equinox in Mumbai and Ecoworld and Centennial in Bengaluru. This expansion will augment ...
- COWRKS plans to double its portfolio by 2024COWRKS, a flexible and managed office provider, plans to double their portfolio and open new centres across major cities such as Pune, Mumb...
- CoWrks plans to raise $350 million to fund expansionCollaborative workspace provider looking to take total desk count to 65,000 by the end of this year.
- Kishore Biyani moves to a co-working space in Mumbai for his big data planThe 12-storey commercial tower also houses India headquarters of five firms, including Vodafone-Idea, Hindalco, Woori Bank, Raymonds and Hu...
- CoWrks bets big on flexible office marketThe company currently operates 1.5 million sqft of office space across cities, including Chennai, Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, Mumbai and Hyderaba...
- IndiQube plans to double office portfolio; wants to enter Mumbai, Pune, Chennai marketsGrowing demand from large enterprises has made flexible office operators such as IndiQube, Wework, Cowrks, Awfis to add new locations to th...
- The Executive Centre bets big on India's co-working segmentThe office space addition will be in the form of more centres in Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Gurgaon, Chennai and Hyderabad, making Ind...
- Columbia University’s engineering school launches design challenge in MumbaiThe programme is in partnership with The CoWrks Foundry. The selected team will be given a grant of up to Rs 1.2 crore, release from the un...
- GoWork in talks with PE funds to raise $200 millionThe Gurugram-based company plans to use the funds to expand its presence in major cities across the country by opening 50 centres.
- CoWrks inks deals for 4 lakh sq ft of office spaceThe deal, one of the largest in flexible office space leasing in India, are part of the Bengaluru-based company’s plans to beef up its tota...
- CoWrks buys office space in Mumbai, GurugramWith this, the company will be venturing into the Mumbai market with one office and Gurugram with two offices, said a top company official.
- CoWrks leases 2.25 lakh sq ft in Mumbai, GurgaonOf the newly leased spaces, around 95,000 sq ft has been picked up in Mumbai’s Worli locality, while around 1.28 lakh sq ft has been leased...
- RMZ plans Telangana's largest coworking facility in HyderabadCoWrks' facility will be spread over 1.6 lakh sq ft and will house at least 3,000 professionals. This is CoWrks' fifth city venture after B...
- Qatar fund may back RMZ scion's co-working startupQIA has been a large investor in RMZ's office space portfolio, topping 20 million sqft and has supported growth through acquisitions.
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