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Why India’s office space industry is changing and why startups are driving that change India’s office space industry is no longer built only for large corporations with long-term leases and heavy capital investments. The way businesses operate has undergone significant changes, with startups, freelancers, and modern enterprises leading this transformation. Across the country, flexible work models, remote teams, and rapid business scaling have created a strong demand for share

India’s office landscape is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation. Once dominated by rigid leases and long-term corporate offices, the post-pandemic era has redefined where and how professionals choose to work. Across cities like Guwahati , Bhubaneswar , Patna , and Kolkata , startups, freelancers, and enterprises are turning toward shared office spaces that offer flexibility, scalability, and modern infrastructure without burning through their budgets. According

India’s office space industry is going through a fascinating shift. Startups, SMEs, and even large corporations are steadily moving away from rigid, long-term leases and expensive commercial rentals to more flexible and scalable workspace models. According to industry reports, the coworking and shared office market in India is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 15% between 2025 and 2030, driven by startups, remote professionals, and the expansion of Tier-II cities like Patna,

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