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Hyderabad emerges as a global capability powerhouse as GCCs drive office demand
Hyderabad now has more than 515 GCCs employing over 3 lakh professionals, accounting for around 20% of India’s GCC base.
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Flexible workspaces key to India’s next GCC growth phase: Amit Ramani
India’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) ecosystem is entering a new phase of expansion, with speed, agility and access to specialised talent emerging as critical priorities for enterprises. As GCCs take…
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Aaiji Group to add 1.35 million sq ft of residential, commercial space in Dholera by Dec 2026
Dholera is steadily transforming into one of India’s most strategically important industrial hubs.
Posted inData Centres
Lodha Developers targets 10x jump in annuity income to Rs 3,000 crore in 6 years, data centres to lead growth
Data centres with 1 GW capacity, along with warehousing, industrial parks and retail assets, will drive the company's next phase of recurring income growth
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GCCs reshape India’s office market in H1 2026 with 45% of gross leasing: ANAROCK
Global Capability Centres accounted for nearly half of India's Grade A office leasing in H1 2026, underscoring the country's growing role as a global hub for AI, engineering, finance, cybersecurity and digital operations.
GCCs, AI Data Centres emerge as new growth drivers for commercial real estate: Prestige Estates
The rise of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) and artificial intelligence-driven data centres is creating a new wave of demand for commercial real estate, according to Prestige Estates Projects. During its…
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GCCs now drive up to 50% of India’s Grade A office demand
Global Capability Centres Become the New Powerhouse of India's Commercial Real Estate Market
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GCCs fuel India’s flexible workspace boom as global firms expand beyond IT
As multinational companies expand their Global Capability Centres in India, demand for managed workspaces is rising sharply. Companies such as IndiQube are benefiting as GCCs increasingly adopt flexible and distributed office models.