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Only Bengaluru office market among top cities that may see rents go up

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Low vacancies in Bengaluru will enable city absorb much of the upcoming supply

Raghavendra Kamath Mumbai
Bengaluru is the only office market among the top cities in the country that is expected to see rise in rents next year. Mumbai and the Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) are expected to remain stable in rental values, according to a report by Knight Frank.
 
“For the main office markets of the country, the positive trends are a draw-out of the encouragement received in the subsequent part of 2020 (July–September), which saw office space demand making a comeback, albeit still short of pre-Covid periods,” the report stated.
 
“Bengaluru, in particular, has the benefit of existing low vacancies that

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