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Representative Image NEW DELHI: Max Estates, the real estate arm of the Max Group informed that NDTV has leased about 1,28,000 sq ft space at Max Square in Noida. The building will

WeWork Inc. has refused the offer of Embassy Group-owned WeWork India to buy back its 27 percent stake owned in the local business, although sources said they expect talks between the majority

NEW DELHI: COWRKS, a managed workplace solutions provider, has opened its fourth workspace in Chennai. Spread across 50,000 sq ft, the center offers 650 desks and is located in Millenia Business Park.

LUCKNOW: The New Okhla Industrial Development Authority (Noida) has issued two plot allocation schemes in the Noida region to give a fillip to industrial and commercial activities in the state. The registration

BENGALURU | MUMBAI: Edelweiss Alternatives, the alternative asset arm of the Edelweiss Group, plans to raise up to ₹5,000 crore from both onshore and offshore investors through its new rental yield plus

CHANDIGARH: The municipal corporation (MC) has identified around two dozen commercial properties for sealing for not paying property tax despite multiple recovery notices. “There is a laid down process and procedure to

LUDHIANA: Taking U-turn on its proposal to declare a road in Sarabha Nagar as commercial, the Ludhiana municipal corporation has now decided to send notices to commercial units set up illegally on

NEW DELHI: Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are likely to lease office space of around 60-62 million sq ft between 2023-25 in top six cities i.e. Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune,

NEW DELHI: Net leasing of commercial office space in India will stagnate this fiscal at 32-34 million sq ft, with global uncertainties brewing caution among key tenant categories, according to Crisil Ratings.

CHANDIGARH: With around 1,000 commercial properties and Rs 107 crore property tax pending, Chandigarh municipal corporation has identified and sent attachment-cum-sealing notices to 100 such defaulter commercial properties across the city. Now,