According to property consultant Colliers International, office market sentiment remained positive, with over 10.6 million sq ft of absorption recorded in the third quarter of 2015, marginally up from 10.5 million sq ft in the April-June quarter.
During the quarter, Gurgaon marched ahead in terms of office space leasing with 23 per cent share, followed by Chennai (20 per cent), Bengaluru (18 per cent), Mumbai (15 per cent), Noida (11 per cent), Pune (9 per cent), Delhi (4 per cent) and Kolkata (2 per cent).
Likewise, capital values remained stable across cities.
More than 55 million sq ft of Grade A and Grade B office space was available for lease/fit-out in these eight major cities of India.
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Most of this available stock was located in cities like Gurgaon at 26 per cent, followed by Mumbai and Noida at 18 per cent each, Chennai and Bengaluru at 13 per cent each, Pune (9 per cent) and Delhi (3 per cent).
The report further noted that cities like Bengaluru, Gurgaon and Mumbai will witness maximum office uptake in the coming quarter.