TL;DR (Brief article summary): Employees don’t quit jobs because of office design. They quit because daily travel slowly erodes their energy. Gurgaon’s commute patterns are forcing companies to rethink where
TL;DR (Brief article summary): Most offices look perfect on opening day. Six months later, they’re noisy, hard to manage, and full of daily friction. The problem isn’t design—it’s operational planning.
TL;DR (Brief article summary): Gurgaon’s micro-markets serve different business needs. Cyber City suits client-facing enterprises needing premium positioning. Udyog Vihar offers operational efficiency with 30–40% lower costs and excellent metro
Listen to this article on CFOs and Operations Heads planning office expansions in Gurgaon face a deceptively simple question: how much space do we actually need? Get the math wrong,
Moving an office isn’t like switching apartments. You’re relocating an entire operational ecosystem—people, equipment, data, and daily workflows—while keeping the business running. Get the sequence wrong, and you’ll face downtime,
Rising rents are easy to notice. What is harder to see is how experienced occupiers are quietly changing their office strategy to stay ahead of cost pressure. If you are
For years, Gurgaon was known as the expensive office market.In 2026, it’s becoming something more important, the most strategic one.Not because rents are rising, but because business decisions here get
In Gurgaon, premium office demand is getting more practical every quarter. Companies are not paying more only for a good looking lobby or a famous corridor. They are paying for
Gurgaon is not one office market. It is a collection of corridors, each with its own logic for hiring, access, pricing, and day to day experience. In 2026, those differences
