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Accenture picks up over 1 million sq ft office in Hyderabad through 10-year leaseAccenture has secured a massive 1 million sq ft office space in Hyderabad on a decade-long lease, committing around Rs 900 crore. This sign...- Tech Mahindra leases 4 lakh sq ft office space in HyderabadIn a major real estate development, Tech Mahindra has secured 4 lakh sq ft of office space in Hyderabad with a 10-year lease, reinforcing t...
- Hotel chains unfazed despite geopolitical shocks, high fuel costsHotel chains in India are reporting double-digit revenue growth in the April–June quarter despite geopolitical tensions, higher fuel costs ...
- Incuspaze eyes Rs 100 cr from iKeva buyiKeva has a portfolio of 18 workspace centres covering 500,000 sq ft across Hyderabad and Bengaluru, which it aims to double this fiscal ye...
- Summer travel plans take no break: Domestic demand remains strong despite rising fuel costs and airfares, fewer flightsIndians are not cancelling summer holidays despite higher costs and fewer flights. Many are choosing domestic trips or nearby international...
- Air India, IndiGo to cut domestic flight operations as ATF prices, low demand hurt: ReportAir India and IndiGo are reducing domestic flights starting June 1 for three months. This move comes as jet fuel prices surge and demand di...
- WeWork India's revenue rises 23% in FY26 as flex workspace demand surgesWeWork India achieved Rs 2,477.4 crore revenue in FY2025-26, a 23.4% increase. The company expanded its footprint to 8.6 million sq ft acro...
- Flex office: As GCCs boom, Table Space is betting big on managed workspacesAs India’s GCC ecosystem expands rapidly, enterprise managed workspace providers are emerging as critical enablers of global firms entering...
- Table Space adds 5 lakh sq ft in Hyderabad amid rising GCC demandTable Space has significantly expanded its Hyderabad presence by adding nearly 500,000 square feet of workspace. This growth is fueled by i...
- Hotel giants race to own India’s hottest 'vibe' economyIndia's hospitality sector is witnessing a major shift as global hotel giants like Marriott, Accor, and Hyatt prioritize vibrant lobbies an...
- 'Nobody will fly': India's plane versus train battle gets a twistIndia's Railway Minister said upcoming bullet trains will dominate short-haul routes like Mumbai-Pune and Bengaluru-Chennai, mirroring glob...
- Boston Scientific leases over 1.3 lakh sq ft office space in Pune’s WakadBoston Scientific has leased over 1.3 lakh sq ft of office space in Pune for its global capability centre, signing a nearly 9.5-year lease....
- Mindspace Business Parks REIT records 7.1 million sq ft leasing in FY26Mindspace REIT achieved significant leasing of over 7.1 million sq ft in 2025-26. The March quarter saw robust income growth and a record d...
- AI majors building India base in Bengaluru boosting space demandBengaluru is rapidly becoming a global hub for AI innovation as major tech companies like Anthropic and OpenAI establish new offices. Europ...
- Non-Covid patients wary of hospital visitsSmall and mid-segment hospitals in B’luru, Chennai & H’bad battle low occupancy rates despite drop in Covid cases and arrival of vaccines
- Hospitality majors like ITC and Oberoi renew interest in Hyderabad; see more room for growthITC, Oberoi, and Hyatt are among half a dozen brands that are keen to set up new properties with a cumulative capacity of around 1,200 room...
- Slowdown hits hotel construction activity: Cushman and WakefieldOccupancy levels are likely to increase in the coming years with a likely increase in foreign tourist arrivals and strong domestic tourist ...
- Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune among world's top five cities with lowest office occupancy costs: ReportThe three Indian cities are ranked third, fourth and fifth respectively in DTZ's fifteenth annual survey titled 'Global Occupancy Costs: Of...
- Hoteliers brace for long, chilly winter this yearThe hospitality industry is likely to suffer revenue losses worth Rs 4,000 crore due to the economic slowdown and the Mumbai terror attacks.
- Delhi's star hotels see more empty roomsIt’s not all hunky-dory for the hotel segment. Blame it on high room rates, the occupancies of branded hotels (three to five star) in metro...
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