Original commentary on Mumbai's commercial market — where rents are really going, how supply is landing, what new infrastructure does to demand, and what yield you can honestly expect. Written from the live data inside the towers we track.
Grade-A vacancy tightened again this quarter as fresh absorption outran completions in the financial core. Bandra Kurla Complex is back to single-digit vacancy, Lower Parel is firming on the back of fitted-office demand, and the western suburbs are where the value — and the volatility — now sits.
We break rents, vacancy and net absorption by micro-market, flag where a new rent cycle is starting, and separate the numbers landlords quote from the ones deals actually close at. No asking prices — only what the market is really paying.
Read the report →New minutes-saved corridors quietly redraw which addresses count as central — and which rent bands move with them.
Single-digit vacancy and a thin completion pipeline point one way. We map the ceiling — and the pockets still below it.
Headline seat rates hide the real cost. We strip out lock-ins, deposits and hidden add-ons to compare like for like.
Advertised yields and net yields are rarely the same number. Here's the honest range once you price in tenant risk and lease tenure.
Every quarter, occupiers trade one micro-market for another. We track the flows — and what they signal about the next rent shift.
The completion pipeline decides whether rents hold or soften. We line up what's landing, and when, across every core micro-market.
Our quarterly briefing on Mumbai's commercial market — rents, vacancy, supply and yield, written for people making real decisions. Tell us your focus and we'll send the numbers that matter.
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