In Q1 2023, Investments In The Office Sector Increased 41%
According to the research, demand and good occupancy rates in the office sector maintain investor confidence. June 16, 2023: According to Colliers India’s most recent report, the office sector in India has continued to lead institutional investment inflows, receiving over 44% of all investments over the past five years (2018–22). According to the Global Insights & Outlook – Office study, investments in the office sector continued unabated in the first quarter of 2023 at $900 million, up 41% year over year (YoY).
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“Growth potential in Tier-1 & Tier-2 cities, appealing and steady rates, and strong demand in mature markets continue to make India a popular market for office investments for foreign investors. To develop new projects across broader markets, investors have been forced to create new platforms & joint ventures (JVs) with developers due to the restricted supply of high-quality office assets at competitive prices. India’s economic resilience, supportive government policy, and improving business environment will enable it to maintain its position as an attractive market for international investors in the long term, the report claims. However, there may be some slower fund deployment in the short term due to the uncertain and cautious environment.
Influxes of institutions into the office sector
| 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | Q1 2023 | |
| Investments in office sector ($ billion) | 3.2 | 2.8 | 2.2 | 1.3 | 2.0 | 0.9 |
| Share in total investments | 55% | 45% | 46% | 32% | 41% | 55% |
Drivers of office demand in India
According to the survey, despite ongoing global headwinds in the form of economic setbacks and geopolitical concerns, office demand in India has rebounded more quickly. The top six cities leased 50.3 msf of office space in 2022, which was a record-high amount. However, Q12023 got off to a cautious start with 10.1 msf in total leasing across the top 6 cities, which is 19% less than the same period last year. With a 22% share, the technology sector led leasing during the quarter. Flex space came in second with a 20% share. Due to its potential to support occupiers’ changing hybrid strategies, flex spaces have become an appealing alternative to traditional office spaces for occupiers.
Office occupancy levels across the top six cities witnessed substantial rebound and today stand at 84%, well ahead of 80% in Asia Pacific & 65% in Europe, thanks to solid office space absorption seen during 2022. Despite ongoing global demand headwinds, high occupancy levels point to a solid recovery & stability of the Indian office market. Future demand for office space will be strong as long as offices can accommodate occupants’ evolving workplace requirements. Higher occupancy levels in 2024, which stayed essentially rangebound for the prior 2-3 years, will probably drive rentals northward as demand strengthens towards the end of the year.
Future office space
Given that hybrid working is still the norm in India, real office space is still relevant. According to the survey, in order to provide their employees with a positive working environment, occupants are placing a strong emphasis on prime sites, first-rate amenities, and well-designed fit-outs.
Because developers are more conscious of the shifting needs of occupiers. They are incorporating smart technology and sustainable infrastructure into their office solutions. In order to optimize costs, reduce carbon emissions, and improve space utilization, offices will continue to modernize their workplaces using smart technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) & predictive analytics. Green finance will become an essential component of investors’ strategies as ESG becomes more important to occupiers, the report continues.
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