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India's technology hubs offer 5-10 per cent lower office fit-out costs in Asia Pacific
Gulf Today
|May 25, 2025
Tech hubs in India offer 5-10 per cent lower fit-out costs than financial centres in the Asia-Pacific region, with Bengaluru presenting fit-out costs 5 per cent below the national average, while Hyderabad sitting 8 per cent below average, according to a report released on Friday.
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Chennai emerges as the most economical option among major Indian cities, with costs approximately IO per cent below the national average.
Mumbai leads as India’s most expensive city for office fit-outs, with costs 7 per cent above the national average, reflecting its position as one of India’s premier commercial hubs, according to the report by JLL.
Delhi follows closely at 4 per cent above average, while Kolkata and Pune registering marginally higher costs than the national baseline.
This story is from the May 25, 2025 edition of Gulf Today.
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